in: The day, 5.1.1915The day is set by the German missionary and important sinologist Richard Wilhelm, who published from Tsingtau the great "Chinese philosophers and religious" and besides "Chinese fairy tales ... mainly those he heard in the "area of Kiautschou". The great perfection to which it has brought our technical-scientific work requires a religious counter-attack of broader comprehensive and more uniform unifying overall feeling and mystically stronger transparency of world life than the present state of our religious vision offers".

Soldiers of the Imperial Marien pose in front of a Buddhist temple in Tsingtau / Photographer: Scherl

Carcass of the Gouvernements service building in Tsingtau / Photographer: Scherl

Officers of the Imperial Navy in front of the monument to the occupation of Kiautschou Bay by Admiral Diederichs in Tsingtau / Photographer: Scherl

Ceremonial inauguration of the newly built German clubhouse in Tsingtau. A military band is playing on the right / Photographer: Scherl

Contains among other things: Paul Rohrbach: German-Chinese Studies Tsingtau, in : Special print from the Prussian Yearbooks, edited by Hans Delbrück, volume 134, 2nd/3rd issue, Berlin 1908 H. Graf Schlieffen: Politisches Wetterleuchten in Ostasien, in: March, Halbmonatsschrift für deutsche Kultur, edited by Ludwig Thoma et al., 3rd volume, 1st February issue, Munich 1909, pp. 168 - 173 Die Zukunft, edited by Maximilian Harden, XVII volume, issue no. 10, 05 Dec. 1908, Otto Corbach: Fort aus Kiautschau, in: Das Blaubuch. Weekly, h.g. by H. Ilgenstein, Volume IV, Issue No. 6, 1909, p. 135 - 145 Johannes Leonhart: Kiautschou, in: Fortschritt. Halbmonatsschrift für Politik, Wirtschaft und Marinefragen, edited by Johannes Leonhart, Volume 2, Issue 24, Kiel, 15 Dec 1908, pp. 699 - 702

Monument to Paul Jäschke at the cemetery of Tsingtau. Jäschke was second governor of Kiautschou from 1899-1901 / Photographer: Scherl

From left to right you can see the Villa Ipland, the Villa Stickforth and the Villa of the general doctor König am Diederichs-Weg in Tsingtau. / Photographer: Scherl