letters

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

Correspondence with the English Political Officer, 1917-1922; lists of German prisoners of war in thong, 1917; correspondence with German prisoners of war, especially with S. Delius, 1917; order of the District Political Officer for the deportation of Germans to South Africa resp. Egypt (print), November 1917; Korrespondenz mit Ehepaar R. u. A. Köstlin, formerly Kaiserlicher Bezirksamtsmann in Wilhelmstal, 1917-1918; Verordnung zur Rückführung der deutschen Zivilisation als Druck, December 1918; Statistik von Hohenfriedeberg, December 1919; Proklamation über die Repatriierung früherer Feinde, 16 p.., printed in January 1920; "Zur Weihe eingeborener Prediger 8 S., ms. von F. Gleiss, ca. 1920; 2 issues of "Tanga Post, 1919 u. 1920; 2 newspaper clippings on "Native Policy by speaker Owen in "The East African Standard, 1920

Contains among other things: Karl v. Oppell - Cape Town, Can infectious diseases be eradicated in the capitalist state? Karl v. Oppell - Cape Town, Die akademischen Führerinnen etc. at the Social Democratic Women's Assembly in Munich 1902 Karl v. Oppell - Cape Town, Zur Wahlagitation, 1. Das Zentrum, 2. Die Einseitigkeit und Kurzsichtigkeit aller übrigen Parteien. Berlin (before 1904)

[Letters from other mission houses and mission friends] Mission director Haccius (Herrmannsburg) to 'dear Herr Bruder' (Bracker?) about mission in Natal

Findbuch Bundesarchiv Koblenz (vol. VI: pp. 859-1008) 1958: Retrokonversion [2000-2005]; editing and reclassification 2015-18 by Kober

Contains among other things: Cutlery excerpts and course cards of various ships "Habicht": Cape Town, Cameroon, Apr. 1900

Contains: Reports in English by J. Graf von Pfeil about his travels after: New Guinea Dec. 1887 - July 1889, Java July - Sept. 1887, East Africa 1891, South Africa May - Dec. 1892, Spain and Morocco March - May 1897

Fragmentary copies of the travel diary on the occasion of his trip to Africa, which led him first to South Africa and then to East Africa, about 80 p., 20.04.1904-30.04.1904; 02.06.1904-28.07.1904

355 sheet, Includes, in particular: - Buenos Aires: temporary restoration of the sale of gold on the Buenos Aires stock exchange; devaluation of Argentine paper money; European paying agents for interest and drawn-off pieces of mortgage bonds of the Buenos Aires province mortgage bank; trade crisis; sale of Argentine state lands in Europe - Dresden: conversion of Saxon government bond into national debt - Genoa: Financial situation of the Italian steamship company La Veloce - Calcutta: money market; export problems due to exchange rate fluctuations - Constantinople: conversion of Turkish government bonds; sale of Baron Hirsch's Oriental Railway shares - Lima: trade policy and finances of Ecuador - Lisbon: Portugal's national budget for 1890/91 - Liverpool: silver exports from Great Britain and the Netherlandsa. to India - Madrid: issue of repayable Spanish treasury bonds - Milan: situation of Italian banks, in particular note banks 1887-1889 - Mexico: project by Salvador Malo to set up a bank "Banco Mexicano de Formento"; negotiations by Bank S. Bleichröder on the issue of bonds for the benefit of railway construction; steamship company for the Mexican West Coast - East Asia - New York line: National Silver Convention in St. Petersburg Louis - Beijing: regulation of the interest rates of the lending offices in Hankow and Wuchang - Piraeus: conversion of Greek loan of 1824/25; financing of the penetration of the isthmus of Corinth - Pretoria: South African concession for German-Dutch bank syndicate - Rio de Janeiro: Financial Measures of the Brazilian Government; Report on Monarchist Financial Policy - Santiago: Bolivian Conversion Bond; Chile's State Budget for 1890; No Saltpetre Syndicate Founded; Saltpetre Export of Chile - Vienna: Regulation of Austrian Valuta.

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