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Contains: mainly: forest reports; stock and sales lists; applications for employment of a Venn official; correspondence between municipalities, district administration and government concerning the appointment and remuneration of a Venn official; applications for employment of a forest official; in it: balance of the Vennhuths costs; newspaper "Stadt- und Landbote" of the 10th century; newspaper "Stadt- und Landbote" of the 10th century; newspaper "Venn" of the 10th century. April 1901(2 times, of 8 March 1902; provision for the use of the telephone connections of 1900; "Thirtieth Circular concerning the publication of the patented firefinder" of 25 April 1901, of 8 March 1902; "The first edition of the "Thirtieth Circular concerning the publication of the patented firefinder" of 25 April 1901, of 25 March 1902, of the "Thirtieth Circular concerning the publication of the patented firefinder" of 25 April 1901 October 1905; postal delivery documents; public vacancy notice of a forestry post in the "Kölnische Volkszeitung und Handelsblatt" of 5 February 1919; vacancy notice in the "Stadt- und Landboten" of 15 October 1919; leaving certificate of Landwirtschaftliche Winterschule Imgenbroich by Mr Johann Thoma (30 March 1909); leaving certificate of the Forst- und Kolonialschule Imgenbroich by Mr Matthias Bischof 10 October 1913); police ordinance on the agricultural use of moorland areas of 1 March 1921

Contains among other things: "Diplomatic Missions - communication with foreign offices and foreigners (visits), former German colonies - promotion of the Kolonialbund.

History of the Inventory Designer: Established on 1 April 1933 under the direction of Alfred Rosenberg with the task of communicating the foreign policy goals of the Reich government to the divisions and departments of the NSDAP, but also to foreign countries and their diplomatic representations in Germany; effectively dissolved in February 1943 within the framework of the measures of the "total war deployment". Description of the holdings: Established on 1 April 1933 under Alfred Rosenberg's leadership with the task of communicating the foreign policy goals of the Reich government to the divisions and departments of the NSDAP, but also to foreign countries and their diplomatic missions in Germany; de facto dissolution in February 1943 within the framework of the measures of the "total war deployment". Characterization of content: Organization and principles 1928-1944 (38). Main office for country support 1932-1943 (40). Press Office: General and international press affairs 1931-1944 (19), Germany 1926-1944 (66), Europe 1918-1944 (202), North Africa, Near and Middle East 1933-1940 (5), America 1933-1944 (19), Asia 1931-1943 (30). State of development: Publication Findbuch (1999) Online-Findbuch Zitierweise: BArch, NS 43/...