Contains among other things: Confidential Report of the Group of German Colonial Economic Enterprises to its Members and Employees (Volume 3), 1944 Question of the Introduction of a Tobacco Monopoly in the German Reich - Memorandum of the RFM, 1941 Housing of Reich Offices in Berlin after the End of the War - Confidential Correspondence between State Secretary Reinhardt and General Building Inspector Speer (Transcripts), 1940

Contains among other things: Rules of Procedure Budgets for the administration of the governorate 1899 to 1901 Development of the Kiautschou area up to 1900

Contains among other things: Activity reports of the geologist Paul Range.

Note: Stapled, 0.5 cm thick.

• 1891-1899, Federal Archives, BArch, N 253 Tirpitz, Alfred v. Contains:<br />Tirpitz: "Reasons, which speak for the retention of a supreme command with strong powers", memorandum of 1. Feb. 1891 with marginal remarks of the chief of the naval station of the Baltic Sea, Eduard von Knorr, see also. No. 42<br />Exchange of letters with the Commanding Admiral, Eduard von Knorr, and Imperial Chancellor Clovis Prince to Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst, Jan. 1898 - July 1899<br />Emperor Wilhelm II on the organization in the Navy, 1898<br />Siltation of the shipyard entrance in Wilhelmshaven, March 1898<br />Subordination of the foreign and fishing vessels to the Imperial Naval Office, Apr. - May 1898<br />Felix von Bendenmann, 6 Apr. 1898<br />Paul Jaeschke on the position of foreign ships in the organization of the navy, 3 May 1898<br />Exchange of letters with the chief of the naval cabinet, Gustav Frhr. von Senden-Bibran, Apr. - May 1898<br />Max von Fischel: Memorandum on the Organisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, May 12, 1898<br />Proposal on the Reorganisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, May 1898<br />Opinion on the Intended Reorganisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, Admiral's Command, Eduard von Knorr, Admiral of the Admiral's Command, Eduard von Knorr, 21. May 1898<br />Farewell petition by Tirpitz dated June 14, 1898<br />Exchange of letters with Prince Heinrich of Prussia, Sept. 1898 - July 1899<br />Discussion of an elaboration by Victor Valois on the cruiser war, 1899 description: Contains: - Tirpitz: "Reasons, which speak for the retention of a supreme command with strong authority", memorandum of 1 Feb. 1891 with marginal remarks of the chief of the naval station of the Baltic Sea, Eduard von Knorr, see also. No. 42 - Correspondence with the Commanding Admiral, Eduard von Knorr, and Imperial Chancellor Clovis Prince to Hohenlohe-Schillingsfürst, Jan. 1898 - July 1899 - Emperor Wilhelm II about the organization in the Navy, 1898 - Siltation of the shipyard entrance in Wilhelmshaven, March 1898 - Subordination of the foreign and fishing ships to the Imperial Naval Office, Apr. - May 1898 - Felix von Bendenmann, 6 Apr. 1898 - Paul Jaeschke on the position of foreign ships in the naval organisation, 3 May 1898 - Correspondence with Gustav Frhr, head of the naval cabinet. von Senden-Bibran, Apr. - May 1898 - Max von Fischel: Memorandum on the Organisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, 12 May 1898 - Proposal for the Reorganisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, May 1898 - Opinion of the Commanding Admiral, Eduard von Knorr, on the Intended Reorganisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, 21 May 1898 - Statement of the Commanding Admiral, Eduard von Knorr, on the Intended Reorganisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, 21 May 1898 - Max von Fischel: Memorandum on the Organisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, 12 May 1898 - Proposal for the Reorganisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, May 1898 - Statement of the Commanding Admiral, Eduard von Knorr, on the Intended Reorganisation of the Supreme Naval Authorities, 21 May 1898 - Statement of the Commanding Admiral, Eduard von Knorr. May 1898 - Tirpitz's farewell request of 14 June 1898 - correspondence with Prince Heinrich of Prussia, Sept. 1898 - July 1899 - discussion of an elaboration by Victor Valois on the Cruiser War, 1899