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          Recruitment for the police force Togos, 1913
          127696 · File · 1913
          Part of Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo

          The photo from 1913 in the German colony of Togo shows the recruit recruitment for the local police force working under German command in the capital Lome. The German police officers in white suits, separated from the natives by an elevated pedestal, negotiate with the tribe's skinned man marked by buffalo horn jewellery. Accompanied by two advisers, the latter presents his best warriors in order to get them accepted into the police force. / Photographer: Scherl
          Memory Books ("Log Books"): Vol. 24
          BArch, N 428/24 · File · Sept. 1909 - Juli 1910
          Part of Federal Archives (Archivtektonik)

          Contains: Trip on SMS "Sperber" to Liberia, Rocktown, Cape Palmas, Secondi, Victoria, Duala, trip on SS "Lucie Woermann" to Mukonje, Mundame, Lum, Lomé, Accra, Monrovia, Tenerife, Las Palmas, Hamburg, Staionen Wilhelmshaven, Kiel, Berlin, Falkenstein/Taunus, Frankfurt/Main, Schleswig Contains among other things: travel map of the SMS "Sperber", 1908/09; photos of his sister Klementine Elsbeth Anna von Selchow, called Anni, later von Gottberg (1885-1958)
          [Divers]
          1 AFFPOL 27 · File · 1906/1921
          Part of Overseas National Archives (ANOM)

          France's negotiations with foreign governments. Interpretation of the peace treaty. Information relating to the additional declaration of 21 March 1899. German submarine cable linking Monrovia to Lome and Douala. Foreigners: Greek, Ottoman subject in French Equatorial Africa. Franco-Belgian border incidents (1906). Foreigners in French Equatorial Africa: Swiss. Creation of the French works department abroad. German legislation: sale of shares of colonial companies. Public unhealthiness. Application of the laws to the colonies (law of 13 July 1921). Practice of medicine. Request for information on hygiene education at the colonies. Commission on maritime health police in the colonies. Public health in the colonies. Facilities to be given to commercial seafarers for the treatment of venereal diseases. Health Convention French Equatorial Africa - Belgian Congo. European Health Conference.
          Catechism of Linden in Duala;
          N.151-15 - N.151-16 · File · 1912
          Part of Central Archive of the Pallottine Province

          P. Linden S.J., Katekismus a katolik nyn boso nisadi na bwambo ba Duala (Cameroon); Limburg 1913[Library No. 1728 1914; Contains:; N.151-15: Manuscript in bound booklet, 1912; N.151-16Typed copy with envelope of the Spamersche Buchdruckerei in Leipzig, sent to P. Halbing on July 24, 1914, then handwritten note by P. Halbing: "up to page 37 proofs corrected to Lome Druckerei returned before the outbreak of the war, since nothing more heard, 5.11.[19]14".

           Halbing, August