1874-1919 in Otjimbingue, Otjikango, Omburo, Omaruru; Letters, travel and war reports, 1871-1920; Fieldpost letters from the time of the French campaign, 1871; Reports from the sea voyage to Capstadt and Walfishbay, 1873; A visit in d. Grootkloof, contribution for "Kleinen Missionsfreund", 1874; copy of e. Briefwechselels with Captain Abraham Zwartbooi, 1880; J. P. Reinhard (former blacksmith in Otjimbingue) to Peter Friedrich Bernsmann because of foster daughter Johanne Bernsmann (born 1880), 1888; Map d. "Hererolandes", M. 1: 1.250000 with marked routes and driving times for oxen, c. 1888; station reports of Otjimbingue, 1886-1888; station reports of Otjikango, 1888-1890; station reports of Omburo, 1890-1895; report of e. Journey to Ondjiva in Oukuanjama (Amboland), 1891; station report on Omburo by Traugott Kauapirura, 1891-1892; report by Asher Mutjinde on behalf of the chief Manasse Tjiseseta about his conversion, 1893; Manasse Tjiseseta to Dr. August Schreiber, contains proclamation about corn trade, 1895; Two bundles of letters from missionary Eduard Dannert and family from Omaruru, Otjimbingue and Stellenbosch, 1895-1899; private letters by Peter Friedrich Bernsmann to inspectors d. RMG, 1890-1900; Teacher Gustav Kamatoto to RMG, 1899; Speech by Peter Friedrich Bernsmann: "How can it be explained that our evangelists and school teachers have so far met little of the cherished expectations", 4 p. ms. hectographed, 1902; private action by the merchant E. Langenberg, Ombuiro against Peter Friedrich Bernsmann for insulting him, 1904; report about the black miner in the gold mines of Pretoria u. near Johannesburg, 1905; description of Herero dances with music examples, 1907; contribution by Peter Friedrich Bernsmann for e. Schullesebuch: Die natives Deutsch-Südwestafrikas u. d. Beginnings ihrer Geschichte, with the chapters:; Die Bastards; Die Herero; Die Naman; Die Bergdamara; Die Ambo, 23 S. ms.., 1914; in 1,613 c also: Eduard Heinrich Gustav Dannert, (1849-1924), see RMG 1,615;

Curriculum vitae, 1934; instructions and vows of secondment, 1935; biographical data in tabular form, 1953; correspondence and reports (also during internment and while working in Witzieshoek in South Africa), 1934-1977

Curriculum vitae and copies of certificates, 1932; instructions and vows of secondment, 1935; correspondence and reports (also during internment and during work at Transvaal in South Africa), 1933-1962

Correspondence with sister Erika Berg, married Hassenpflug, 1934-1944; curriculum vitae, medical certificate and vow of secondment by Erika Berg, 1936; curriculum vitae, medical certificate, instructions and vow of secondment by Hermann Hassenpflug, 1937-1938; correspondence and vows of secondment. Reports from Kigarama, 1937-1939; Correspondence with the Hassenpflug couple during their internment, 1940-1947; Correspondence during their work in Dewetsdorp, Sandveld, Leipoldsville (South Africa), 1947-1955; Reports from their work in South Africa, 1948-1955; Correspondence during their work in Gelsenkirchen-Buer-Resse, 1956-1960; death announcement for Hermann Hassenpflug, 1960; Correspondence with Erika Hassenpflug, 1960-1964

after the death of her husband Heinrich Jakob Kähler she remained as the first missionary sister of the RMG in South Africa, Stellenbosch, see also RMG 1.501; letters and reports;

Curriculum vitae, 1929; instructions and vows of secondment, 1930; correspondence and reports (also during internment), 1928-1970; travelogue, 1930; monthly reports, 1932-1940; map of Kijunja, drawn by Martha Söhlke, 1932; language exams and reports. Martha Söhlke assessed by W. Hosbach, 1932; reports from various African hospitals, including Stellenbosch in South-West Africa, 1948-1949; reports from work at Missionshospital Witzieshoek in South Africa, 1949-1967; medical findings, 1957

Vorhanden sind jeweils einige Überlieferungssplitter zur offensichtlichen Beteiligung der Rheinelbe Bergbau-AG an der Schantung-Bergbau-Gesellschaft (1898-1920) in China, Berichte (vorrangig Geschäftsberichte) über die deutsche Otavi Minen AG, die in Südafrika aktiv war und bis in die jüngste Zeit in Frankfurt als Unternehmen fortbestand, sowie schließlich die Berichte eines deutschen Geologen über seine Aktivitäten in Südafrika.

Curriculum Vitae of Otto and Lydia Milk, née Grüber, 1938; Ordination Certificate, Instruction, Vow of Deputation, 1938; Correspondence for Exams and for Employment, 1938; Address by Praeses Koch at the Ordination of Otto Milk and Hassenpflug, 1938; "Der Missions Gedanken bei Vater Bodelschwingh von cand. theol. Otto Milk, 26 S. ms.., about 1937; correspondence and letters of friendship, 1938-1939; correspondence with the Milk couple during their internment, 1940-1947; correspondence during their work in Wupperthal with Clan-william in Kapland (South Africa), Keetmanshoop and Okahandja (Southwest Africa), also annual reports and Letters from Friends, 1948-1954; Letters and reports from the Paulinum in Karibib and Otjimbingue, especially from Singwochen, 1955-1966; "Omahungi (ein Gemeindeblatt), Druck, 1955-1958; 25 letters of thanks from Paulinum students to Pastor Curt Ronicke, 1958; Korrespondenz zur Altersversorgung der Eheleute Milk, 1937-1970

Contains: among others: Cuno Hoffmeister's research trip to Windhoek - quotation from Paul Guthnick and Erich Schoenberg for the annual operating costs - report on the American and English astronomical observation stations in South West and South Africa.

Contains among other things: Program of the on-board christmas party of the SMS Gneisenau.

Contains: Rohstofferkundung Tunesien (Berichte), 20. Jan. 1943 "Richtlinien des Duce in der Araber-Frage" (transcript), 2. März 1943 Provision of funds from French occupation costs to carry out the purchase of economic goods in Tunisia (letter to the Reich Minister of Economics as well as chief trainees at the Commander-in-Chief South, transcripts), 1. March 1943 Economic Map (Bergbau) of Central and South Africa (publisher of the Kolonialpolitisches Amt der NSDAP), 1941