Contains: (Mercedes-)Drives.- Boilers.- (Kyffhäuser-)Steam.generators.- (Reform-, Kipp-, Elektro-, Gas-)Steam.systems.- Steam.drums.- Steam.columns.- Threshing.machines.and.parts.- Fertiliser.mills.- (Ice.food.machines.-) earth steaming plants.- fodder transport trolleys.- (hay and straw) blowers.- commercial.items.- radiators.- heating.and.cooking.plants.- manure.barrels.- (porch.-, galvanized) potato.crushing.- potato.washers.- (filling shaft-, pressure-) boiler.- boiler.furnaces.- cultivators.- contract.galvanizing.- (motor.plough.-)locomobile.- milk.chambers.- milk.can.steamers.- motor.plough.- (Akra-, Hack- und Häufel.plough.-) (Akra-, Columbus-, commercial-, piston-, water-) pumps and pumping stations.- beet squeezers.- beet cutters (galvanized).- shot mills.- sterilizers.- sound film apparatus.- (planetary, zenith, Kaha, lacquer) centrifuges. Africa - Albania - Argentina - Belgium - Brazil - British - East Africa - Bulgaria - China - Denmark - (Free State) Gdansk - Germany - Germany - Austria - England - Great Britain - France - Guatemala (Quatemala) - Netherlands - India - Ireland - Italy - Yugoslavia - Cameroon - Latvia - Liechtenstein - Lithuania - Luxembourg - Memel region - Norway - Austria - East Africa. - Palestine. - Paraguay - Poland - Portugal - border.states - Romania - Russia - Sweden - Switzerland - Spain - South Africa - South America - Syria - Tyrol - Czechoslovakia - Turkey - Hungary - West Africa.

Contains: among other things, memorandums on: Impact of the Reich government on public opinion; war debt; members of the board of directors, directors and employees of the war offices and war societies; restriction of fundamental rights on the occasion of the state of war in England, France and Italy; colonial Germans in French captivity; conduct of the English troops against the white population in Cameroon and Togo; question of nationalities and languages in Belgium; two years of German work in the Generalgouvernement Warsaw; index of war societies (mainly prints)

History of the Inventory Designer: The "Pariser Tageszeitung" was an exile newspaper founded on 11 June 1936 and published in Paris from 12 June 1936 to 8 February 1940. The publication of the newspaper was stopped with the German occupation of France. Its predecessor was published under the title "Pariser Tageblatt". Editor: Fritz Wolff Editor-in-Chief: 1936 - 1938 Georg Bernhard from 1938 Carl Misch Editor in charge: 1936 - 1938 Marcel Stroa from 1938 Jean Leclerc Processing note: Findbuch (1960), Online-Findbuch (2010) Inventory description: Inventory history The part of the Parisian daily newspaper stock that is handed down and recorded here in the Federal Archives comprises 614 volumes of files from the Central State Archives of the GDR. The inventory signature there was 61 Ta 1. With the transfer to the Federal Archives, the inventory signature was changed to R 8045. Archival evaluation and processing In the course of processing the inventory, a finding aid book was created in the Central State Archives, on the basis of which the present finding aid book on the BASYS-2b database was compiled. The existing classification was adopted, and series and tape sequences were created. During the inspection of the files some editorial and contentwise revisions were made at the data records already existing in BASYS-2b. There were no cassations or additions. Characterisation of content: main points of the tradition: Founding and financing of the journal, personnel matters, cash affairs, post books and mailing lists, general correspondence, litigation and personal matters, editorial correspondence, manuscripts by author, manuscripts of various authors, manuscripts without specification of author, other editorial documents, travel agency of the Paris daily newspaper, mailbox, advertising service, lists and lists of printing and distribution, correspondence with depositaries and other sales representatives, correspondence with subscribers, general emigration matters, newspapers, periodicals and newspaper clippings, indexed status: Online-Findbuch (2010) Citation method: BArch, R 8045/...

Contains among other things: Founding of the Deutsch-Chinesische Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft mbH, Berlin (Chairman: v. Hansemann), with articles of association (print), 1903 Opening of the Yuen Han railway near Kanton, financed by the USA, France and Belgium (Report of the German Consul in Kanton), Nov. 1903 Economic efficiency of the railway construction project Kowloon - Kanton (report of the German consul in Hong Kong), 1903 criticism of the behaviour of employees of the SEG towards Chinese (introduction of investigations), 1904 "Baugeschichte der Schantung-Eisenbahn", ed. by the SEG on the occasion of the completion of the railway line leading from Tsingtou to Tsinanfu (print, with map and plans of the buildings), 1904 criticism of the personnel of the SEG in China (talks of the governor in Kiautschou, troops, with the Chinese governor of Schantung, Choufu, in Weihsien (transcript), Apr. 1904 "Building and Operating Concession for the SEG" and "Statute of the SEG" (prints), [1899], [1899], (in German)