Contains only: Equipment of the French colonial troops and work assignment of North African natives in case of war (report of the office of the KPA at the military commander in France of 25 Sept. 1941 to the office of the KPA in Berlin)

Received reply from Count Clemens Droste on Vischering, who is relying heavily on the continued cooperation of Arenberg and Bachem. Arenberg will not continue to do this, "because he can do a bit of work very well. Thank you for the bishop's address. He also received a telegram from Dr Karl Hespers. In the evening Arenberg is ordered to dinner with Cardinal Georg Kopp, "who is ordered to Potsdam for breakfast today. On Saturday he is in Berlin for the board meeting of the Kolonialgesellschaft, where a petition damaging the Catholics has to be averted. Persons and corporations involved: Arenberg, Franz Prinz von (1849-1907), diplomat, member of the Prussian House of Representatives and the Reichstag, Zentrumspartei.Droste zu Vischering, Clemens Heidenreich (1832-1923), Prussian landowner, Reichstag deputy, Zentrumspartei.Hespers, Franz Karl (1846-1915), cathedral capitular in Cologne, long-time chairman of the Afrika-Verein deutscher Katholiken.Kopp, Georg (1837-1914), bishop of Fulda 1881-1887, prince-bishop of Breslau 1887-1914, member of the Prussian manor.

Hamburg South Sea expedition, 1908; excavation law of 26.3.1914; murder of German missionaries on the Gazelles peninsula (German New Guinea, New Vorpommern), 1904; inclusion of ethnology in the curriculum of the Cologne School of Economics, 1910; visiting hours of the municipal museums in the winter half-year 1929/30 1.10.1929-31.3.1930.Old signatures: 26.

Contains: Telegram of Emperor Wilhelm II. concerning visit of the torpedo boats in Cologne, municipal telegram of thanks (April 1900); board of directors of the Marine-Verein Köln; drafts, deliberations in an own formed commemorative committee concerning the programme for the visit of the torpedo boat division (9. April 1900, with letter of apology, among others from Louis Hagen because of the death of his father-in-law); letter of the Viceadmiral Alfred von Tirpitz to Oskar Hamm, to the city and the president of the government concerning the dispatch of the torpedo boats, dates, arrival in Cologne (April 1900); letter of Albert Heimann, Cölner Club, concerning the invitation of the officers to a party in the club; Correspondence with the chief president and the hydraulic engineering inspection; correspondence with the German Fleet Association, office of the district Mülheim/Ruhr concerning the offer of the company Mathias Stinnes to make available to the torpedo boats competent seamen familiar with the Rhine river conditions; Formation of a ceremonial committee, programme (with printing of the programme in the newspaper); correspondence with the Division Head Lieutenant Captain Funke concerning the programme, meeting at Niehl (with list of officers and teams); invitation to the heads of authorities and clubs, composition of a reception committee; Inquiry of the city of Rüdesheim concerning the festivities planned by Cologne, inquiry Mülheim/Ruhr concerning the exact time of the passage of the boats in Mülheim; invitation to the banquet and Kommers in the Gürzenich, invitation of the festive committee to the collection of the boats (30. April, 1. May, with participant card, print); telegrams of the Division, Funke, concerning arrival in Cologne; military orders of the fortress governorate (1. May 1900); letter from Hamm to Piecq concerning Gürzenich cards for the Colonial Society; donation of sparkling wine by the Söhnlein company

Contains: Working Time Ordinance Ordinance for the Protection of Female Indigenous Forces Ordinance for the Protection of Juvenile Indigenous Workers