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              Attack of the English mission station Kabai in East Africa
              ALMW_II._MB_1896_2 · File · 1896
              Part of Francke's Foundations in Halle
              • Author: Letters from Miss. Hofmann and Pfitzinger. Scope: p. 43-47* 60-63. Contains, among other things: - 1. (SW: Miss. Hofmann from Mbungu to Jimba; many attacks by Maasai and Arab chiefs; description of the attack on the neighbouring station Kabai) - 2. (SW: description of the attack on Kabai; Wakamba warrior)
               Leipziger Missionswerk
              Elaboration of Vice Admiral Kurt Aßmann (manuscript with handwritten improvements), Nov. 1944: "The Efforts of the Naval Warfare Command (Skl) for a Compromise with France and for the Safeguarding of the French Colonial Empire in Africa" - Part I: From the English invasion of Oran on July 3, 1940 to the French Alliance Offer in mid-July 1941 - Part II: From the Rejection of the French Offer to the Takeover of Government by Laval (April 1942)
              BArch, RM 8/1209 · File · 1944
              Part of Federal Archives (Archivtektonik)
              Study by VAdm and Kurt Aßmann from January 1945: "The efforts of the naval war leadership for a Franco-German unification against England and for the assertion of the French colonial empire in Africa from 3.7.1940 - 27.11.1942": Vol. 1
              BArch, RM 8/1653 · File · 1945
              Part of Federal Archives (Archivtektonik)

              contains among other things: Introduction and sources: Part I: From the English invasion of Oran (3 July 1940) to the French alliance offer (mid-July 1941); Part II: From the rejection of the French offer to Laval's assumption of government (Apr. 1942)