Contains among other things: Regulations for the approval of foreign warships Port regulations for German New Guinea

Contains among other things: Imperial letters of protection by which the company was transferred sovereignty over the protectorates of New Guinea and the Solomon Islands in return for assuming certain obligations, 17.5.1885 Agreements between the Imperial Chancellor and the company over New Guinea and the Solomon Islands

Contains among other things: Protocol of handover of the command of the cruiser squadron from Eduard von Knorr to Carl Eduard Heusner, April 15, 1887 "Instruction for the conduct of the commanders of S.M. ships and vehicles in the protectorate of the New Guinea Company" (copy), March 27, 1887 Report to the Chief of Admiralty Leo von Caprivi on conditions in Sydney, Aug 18, 1887

New Guinea: a Hamburg barque at the factorial building of the Hernsheim company

Contains among other things: Travelogues about journeys from Apia to Sydney, in the protectorates of the Marshall Islands and the New Guinea Company, activity and training reports, etc.

Contains among other things: "Buzzard", "Falcon" - Apia, Sydney, Marshall Area Reports on the conditions in Samoa, Ponape, Marshall Islands, New Guinea Protectorate 1895 to 1896

History of the Inventory Designer: In 1885, the New Guinea Company was formed in Berlin from the consortium that had undertaken numerous voyages of discovery in New Guinea between 1884 and 1885 under the direction of Adolph von Hansemann. The aim was to establish a state in the South Seas with its own sovereign rights under the protection of the German Reich; in May 1889, the German Reich temporarily took over bisSept. In 1892 the administration of the protectorate, the costs continued to be borne by the company; when the investments in 1893 increased to 7 million. In April 1895 the administration was transferred to the German Reich; the company thus became a purely private acquisition company, which in 1900 was transformed into a German colonial company; its headquarters became Rabaul; after the ownership of the New Guinea company had been confiscated by Australia in 1920, it sought a new field of activity in Venetzuela and Cameroon. Characterization of the content: Takeover of New Guinea and the Solomon Islands by the German Reich with the help of the New Guinea Company (Imperial Protection Letters); annual reports of the management and business correspondence. State of development: Publication Findbuch and Online Findbuch 2003 Citation method: BArch, R 8133/...

Contains among other things: Mining of precious metals and stones in the protectorate of the New Guinea Compagnie. Ordinance of Sept. 1897

contains: Report about the events in the protectorate of Deutsch Neu-Guinea 1914/15 of March 17th 1915

Bde 1-3 destroyed.

Contains among other things: Contracts for the carriage of mail with shipping companies

Contains among other things: The education of the Papuans as workers in the recruitment of workers in the protectorate of German New Guinea, including the islands of the Caroline Islands, Palau and Mariana Islands. Ordinance of Oct. 1899

Contains among other things: General provisions applicable to craftsmen and persons treated as such serving New Guinea Company, Oct. 1887 General provisions relating to the status of officials in the New Guinea Company protectorate, Oct. 1887 Disciplinary provisions applicable to officials in the New Guinea Company protectorate, Oct. 1887

Contains among other things: Execution and recruitment of natives as workers in the protectorate of German New Guinea, excluding the Caroline, Palau and Mariana Islands. Ordinance of July 1901

Contains among other things: The idea of a greater Germany, Berlin 1890 Health control of the natives recruited as workers in the protectorate of the New Guinea Company. Decree of October 1890 Amoy emigration to the Indian Archipelago with special reference to the Deli Company, 1891

Contains among other things: Budget questions for the maintenance of the clothing and equipment of the sea battalions Economic plan of the depot chamber of the III. sea battalion for the accounting year 1910 Descriptions of the gala, service and interim uniforms of the Imperial Governors of D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a, S ü d w e t a f r i k a, Cameroon, Togo, New Guinea and Samoa Proposals for equipment for Tsingtau Proposals for modifications of the III. sea battalion on clothing and equipment