Find aids: Find book from 1962; partly unexploited Registraturbilder: Allgemeine Behördengeschichte see under 02.06.03. Landratsämter und Kreiskommunalverwaltungen im Regierungsbezirk Merseburg. District history: The district Torgau formed in 1816 consisted of the predominant part of the office Torgau, the largest part of the office Annaburg, a third of the office Schweinitz as well as individual places of the offices Wurzen, Liebenwerda and Mühlberg and consisted thus completely of 1815 to Prussia ceded parts of Kursachsen territory. The seat of the district administrator's office and the later district municipal administration was Torgau. The district remained unchanged until 1952, with the exception of the acquisition of the municipality of Mahlitzsch, which had previously belonged to the Wittenberg district, in 1876 and a slight change in the district boundary in 1911. Inventory information: After 1878 and 1914 files of the District Office Torgau had already reached the State Archive Magdeburg, the main mass of files of the District Office, the District Committee and the Insurance Office were taken over in the years 1957/1958 in three deliveries from the District Archive Torgau. The order of the holdings was carried out in 1957-1961 in close accordance with the traditional registry order. With the establishment of the Merseburg State Archive and the delimitation of the holdings between the Magdeburg and Merseburg State Archives, the holdings were transferred to the local archive in 1994.

Contains: Destruction of compensation files by the Restverwaltung für Reichsaufgaben, Protests 1933 Handling of compensation issues by the Arbeitsgemeinschaft der Verbände vertriebener Auslands-Kolonial- und Grenzdeutscher Nov. 1933 Amendment of the Kriegspersonenschädengesetz 1934 (War Personal Injury Act 1934)

Contains among other things: Agitation and Propaganda of the KPD, page 162-172 Peasant and Agricultural Workers' Movement of the KPD, page 94 International Workers' Aid (IAH), page 200-214 Combat Alliance against Fascism, page 25-43, 48-53, 86-87 Pioneers of the RHD, page 58-62, 93 Red Aid of Germany, page 1-11, 17-259

Inventory description: Preliminary remark The originally municipal administrative and enforcement police were subordinated to the instructions of the German Reich in 1937, whereby the administrative tasks continued to be carried out as a matter of commission under the responsibility of the City of Oldenburg. Shortly after the end of the war in 1945, the military government ordered that police matters should become a matter for the Länder. The districts and cities in their own districts now carried out "administrative police" tasks in accordance with the provisions of the Lower Saxony Act on Security and Order (SOG) within the framework of the transferred sphere of activity. The continuance 262-1 G partially connects to the files already registered with continuance 262-1 A No. 1001-5300, partially there are overlaps over several decades. Since this record ends in principle with the introduction of the file plan of the communal Community Centre for Administrative Simplification (KGSt) in 1959, the stock covers approximately the period between 1850 and 1960, although some exceptions could not be avoided. The list is based on the file plan of the Oldenburg police office, which the then police administrator introduced on 25 June 1938 with a series of other official instructions. Parallel processes for all areas of this find book are for the time from 1868 in the Lower Saxony State Archives in Oldenburg with stock 136 (Oldenburg Ministry of the Interior), but partly also with stock 205 (State Police). The inventory 262-1 G comprises 69.5 linear metres of archival records packed in 556 cartons. Oldenburg, 26 March 1985 Joachim Schrape

Contains among other things: Storage, inspection and delivery of booty (1939) Reorganization of the field witness services in the course of the handover of military sovereign rights in Alsace, Lorraine and Luxembourg to the Chief of Army Armament and Commander of the Reserve Army (1940) Colonial Order of the Wehrmacht - Statement of the Field Command Inspectorate (1941) Establishment of demolition detachments for the removal of non-detonated enemy dropped ammunition (1941)

Contains among other things: Requests for exemption from military service "Can we get peace and order without the local defence services? Memorandum. Published by the Central Office for Resident Defense, 1919

Contains: Dienstanweisung für den Wehrmachtbevollmächtigttigten im Protektorat Böhmen und Mähren, March 1939 Establishment of the offices "Deutscher Bevmächtigter General in Albanien" and "Militärbefehlshaber Albanien-Montenegro", Sept. - Oct. 1943 Prosecution of political crimes committed by members of the Wehrmacht, 1944

Letters and reports from Dar-es-Salaam and Kisserawe von Cleve u. Holst, 1894-1898; Letters and reports from Lwandai von Langheinrich, Wohlrab, Warth u. Rorarius, 1904-1913; "Entwurf zur Anbahnung einer festen Ordnung für unsere Elementarschulen von P. Wohlrab, 1906

Contains: Material for the Imperial Chancellor's trip to Rome in August 1931 (mostly notes by speakers of the Foreign Office) Structure of the volume: Political questions: a) Follow-up question b) Restoration of the Habsburgs in Hungary and Austria c) Brenner border d) Political situation in Southeastern Europe e) Balkan policy f) General act g) Disarmament question h) Scialoja customs union i) Colonial questions Economic questions: a) Reparations (coal question) b) Dt.-GermanyItalian economic relations c) Austrian-Italian economic issues d) Italy and Russia e) Preference for the south-east f) Fiume Cultural issues: a) Participation in the 1st International Colonial Art Exhibition b) Participation in the International Art Exhibition Venice 1932 c) Alleged ban on the film "The New Italy" d) Building site for the Archaeological Institute of the German Reich e) German cultural institutions in Rome f) International Educational Film Institute in Rome

Contains among other things: Design of a flag and salute order for the navy. Berlin 1895

Purchase of an advertising calendar by the city of Hof.

Contains: Advertising of forest workers for colonial forestry purposes

Contains among other things: Recruitment of Army Forestry Workers for Colonial Forestry Purposes; Convening by Volunteers

Contains among other things: Peasant and Agricultural Workers' Movement of the KPD, pages 1-6, 142-148, 149-163 Fight Alliance against Fascism, page 46 Communist III. International, page 7-11 Communist Party of Germany, page 123-130 Teachers' Movement, page 22 Reichsbund der kommunistischen Metallarbeiter, page 48-59, 166-191 Reichsverband der Erwerbslosen, pages 19-20, 46, 131-133, 134, 202-217 Red Women's International, pages 87, 101, 106 Red Trade Union International, pages 16-20, 21-24, 46, 49-77, 115, 192-249 Self-Protection Movement, pages 29-33 Cheka (GPU) of the CPSU, pages 42-47 Association of Proletarian Free Thinkers, pages 115-122

Contains: Colonial Policy Office of the NSDAP, budget estimate 1943. Dissolution and liquidation of the CPA and its departments in Paris and Brussels. - Collection "Afrika, Handbuch der politischen Kolonialwissenschaften" (Africa, Handbook of Political Colonial Sciences); personnel requirements and budget for the remaining administration of the KPA. Affiliation of the remaining administration to the Federal Foreign Office

Minutes of meetings; handover negotiations to the Cologne Insurance Fund; aid regulations

Contains: Colonial warrior thanks. - Essences and Goals, Leaflet 1931