195 sheet, ab. and others: - Awards of orders and decorations to Bremen citizens and associations. Golden Anniversary Medal - Medical Convention between the La Plata States - Medical Service of Argentine Doctors on Steamships from Europe - Award of German Officers and Crews by the Shah of Persia - Damage to German Trade by Expansion of French Colonial Ownership in Hinterindien - Sea Freight of North German NDL - Exemption from duty for navigation on the Niger - Arrival of the sons of Khedive (Viceroy) of Egypt Abbas Bey and Mehemed Ali Bey in Hamburg - Employment of the son of Ministerial Director Ganghofer from Munich - Settlement of the estate of Johann Philipp Watermeyer - Application for German nationality for the Russian citizen Nathan Kupczyk - Complaint of the nephew of Chief Bell in Cameroon, Alfred Bell on his training period in Germany - appointment of a consular agent in Bahia Blanca - foundation of Bremen-born Hermann Knust for the University of Halle - investigations against the head of the Argentine information office Ernst Bachmann - weapons shipments to East Africa - demarcation of the German and English protectorates in the hinterlands of the gold and slave coasts - Bremer Lebensversicherungsbank - customs matters, Border regulations with England and tobacco cultivation in Togo - Visit of the Japanese prince Yamashina Kikumaro in the naval school in Kiel.;

344 sheets, Contains and others: - Leave of absence of the curator of the Geological-Palaeontological Institute and Museum of the University of Berlin Dr. Werner Janensch to carry out a scientific expedition to the Tendaguru in D e u t s c h - O s t a f r i k a , 1909 - Reports of the director of the Geological-Palaeontological Institute and Museum of the University of Berlin Dr. Wilhelm von Branca on the scientific significance of the sites and the results of the palaeontological excavations - Award of the Red Eagle Order 4th Class to Dr. David von Hansemann, 1910 - Award of the Crown Order 4th Class to Dr. David von Hansemann, 1910 - Award of the Crown Order 4th Class to Dr. Werner von Branca, 1910 - Award of the Order of the Red Eagle Order 4th Class to Dr. David von Hansemann, 1910 - Award of the Crown Order 4th Class to Dr. Werner von Branca, 1910 - Award of the Crown Order 4th Class to Dr. David von Hansemann, 1910 Class to Dr. Werner Janensch, Dr. Edwin Henning as well as to the factory owner Paul Bamberg in Wannsee, 1912 - Overview of the donated sums of money and other income in the years 1909-1912 - Award of the Red Eagle Order 4. Class to the farm owner Bernhard Wilhelm Sattler in Lindi (German East Africa), 1913 - Award of the Crown Order 3rd class to Dr. Eberhard Fraas in Stuttgart, 1913 - Reports by Dr. Wilhelm von Branca on the excavations in the Olduvai Gorge (German East Africa).

The picture archive of the Evangelisch-Lutherischer Missionswerk Leipzig e.V. contains materials from the Leipzig Mission (from 1840 - photos from 1860 - to 1989), from its former branch offices as well as from the current LMW, the publishing house of the Evangelisch-Lutherischer Mission zu Leipzig (until 1945) and from estates (from approx. 1830 until now):
-- more than 10,000 historical photos and postcards (partly from 1840 - photos from 1860 - to 1989):
-- more than 10,000 historical photos and postcards (partly from 1860 - to 1989). also their glass negatives and plan films); in albums according to regions, missionaries or as working material (e.g. portrait album (digitalized) and cliché album by Senior Handmann)), photos as single bundles without proofs, albums as gifts from bequests of strangers, missionaries or mission employees - mainly without indication of the picture authors, the places and the date of recording - sample sheets (with approx. 340 prints) and printing blocks (not yet recorded) from the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century
-- historical maps, graphics, prints, hand drawings and watercolours (not yet recorded), 20 Micas (digitally recorded)
-- historical glass slides after old photos, partly coloured - early 20th century The archive contains approx. 60,000 slides (mostly after 1945, not yet updated, i.e. duplicates not sorted out) and not digitized
-- approx. 175 old tapes and approx. 20 film rolls (mostly after 1945). Approximately 3,400 historical photos from the East African mission area (approx. 1895 until 1940). This work has been and will be continued under the direction of Professor Dr. Adam Jones from the Institute of African Studies at the University of Leipzig within the framework of projects published as ULPA volumes (No. 6, 7, 16, 19 and 27) and is part of the database IMPA (Internet Mission Photography Archive), accessible at http://digitallibrary.usc.edu/impa/

Partial estate with photographs and sound recordings of the Africanist and theologian Ernst Dammann (1904-2003) from expeditions to Kenya, Tanzania, Namibia and South Africa.

Photographic partial estate of the ethnologist Otto Friedrich Raum (1903-2002). The photographs originate from teaching and research activities in South Africa, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.

The holdings contain all photographs, slides and other pictures taken without a provenance context or individually, insofar as they do not represent a special holdings. It is also continuously supplemented by individual recordings. In addition, the 8/7 collection can be used, which contains photo albums and closed smaller photo collections. Content: 1942-1943; 1944; Ainhum; views; apparatus; extension of the university after 1965; exhibition; exhibitions of the ULB; certain events; fire of the orthopaedic clinic 1986; Brazil; China; Costa Rica; slide collection Icones Plantarum; lecturers; inauguration sculpture Objeto mimetico 2006; individual buildings; ceremonies; spotted fever; photos of holdings; Frambösie; Gangrän: Feet and Hands; Groups of Buildings; Geographical Structure; Germanic Culture; Social Life; Glass Plate Collection - Hygiene; Guinea; Gundu; Manuscripts; Skin Diseases (Various); Honduras; India; Karl Schmidt; Physique Analysis (1933-1953); Hospitals; Disease Pictures; Textbook Material; Medicine; Medicine in General (1933 -1953); Doctors (Historical Figures); Medical Academy 1945; Medical institutions; Medical faculty; Medical equipment/technology; Medical structure; Medical image teaching material; Microscope photographs; Microscopy; Microscope drawings; Military medicine; with damages; Mossy Foot; Mycotic diseases; Hippke estate (from 8/ 4); Karl Ludwig Schmitz estate; Middle East; National Socialist People's Welfare; Non-Düsseldorf scientists; Nigeria; NL Hippke: Lazarette; Nuremberg medical trial - Gerhard Rose; public relations work; without damage; operations and treatments; organ sections; Phoenix hospital 1915; plastic surgery (?); Smallpox; Poland; Portraits; Professors and lecturers; Examination office; Race studies; Rectorate handover; Rectors; Meiss Collection (army field hospital 642 (esp.); Collection of dental glass plate negatives; Other holdings; Other portraits; Other university staff; Student protests; Student photo calendar 2008 (s.a. 8/7, 36); Student counselling; Students; Students/ everyday student life; Southeast Asia; Togo; Tropical diseases in animals; Tropical medicine; Tropical syphilis; ULB: Activities and views; University/medical academy as a whole; University and regional library; University archive; University clinic; University administration; University administration in general; Unclear provenance and isolated pictures, from 8/ 4; Venezuela; Association of doctors in Düsseldorf; Various events; Miscellaneous; Dentistry

Preface: The doctoral files of the Faculty of Philosophy until 1945 belong to the holdings of Phil.Fak.01, Dean's Office, 1810-1945. Citation method: HU UA, Faculty of Philosophy.01, No. XXX. HU UA, Phil.Fak.01, No. XXX.

Foreword: Information from the Findbuch, which Archive Director Heinz Kossack compiled in September 1965, with a few more intensive annotations: Foreword: History of the Registratur-Bildners: Die Philosophische Fakultät der Berliner Universität besteht seit der Gründung der Universität im Jahr 1810 besteht. The statutes of the university from 1816 as well as the statutes of the faculty itself from 1838 provide comprehensive information about the tasks and the structure of the faculty. 1) These statutes remained in force until 1923 with some changes, except for a new version in 1912. 2) In July 1923 new statutes were prepared and negotiated on the basis of a decree of the Prussian Minister for Science, Art and National Education of 30 March 1923, which, however, according to the available documents were not concluded. 3) In March 1930, the Prussian State Ministry issued a new statute to the Berlin University, in which the legal status of the faculty as a "corporation and authority" was also stated. 4) As an authority, the faculty had the following tasks: 1. to supervise teaching in its fields and its completeness; 2. to supervise students from a scientific point of view; 3. to grant academic dignity. 5) At the turn of the century, the faculty is also referred to as an "authority" for the tasks of academic self-administration and state administration. It had the status of an independent state authority alongside the rector and senate. 6) The first lectures of the newly founded faculty began in the winter semester 1810/11 in the following scientific fields: Philosophy Mathematical Sciences Natural Sciences Cameralistic Sciences Fine Arts Historical Sciences Classical Studies Philological Sciences Modern Languages and Literature The first Dean of the Faculty was Fichte. With effect from April 1, 1936, the long-considered separation of the humanities and natural sciences was achieved by the formation of an independent Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences. 7) This made it necessary to reorganize the faculty. Prof. Dr. Breloer became Dean of the new Faculty of Philosophy. The following institutes and seminars were now part of the Faculty of Philosophy: Philosophical Seminar Psychological Institute Pedagogical Seminar Institute for Political Pedagogy Seminar for Nationalities Studies Institute for Newspaper Studies Institute for Prehistory and Germanic Early History Historical Seminar Seminar for Eastern European History and Regional Studies Seminar for State Studies and Historical Geography Institute for Military Policy and Geography Archaeological Seminar Art History Institute Music History Seminar Institute for Sound Research Institute for Classical Studies Germanic Seminar Theatre Studies Institute Seminar for English Philology Seminar for Romance Philology Institute for Slavic Languages Hungarian Institute Indogermanic Seminar Seminar for Regional Geography Seminar for Languages and Literatures Hungarian Institute for Indo-European Institute for Languages and Literature Seminar for Languages and Literature and Classical Studies of the Orient Sinological Seminary Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies Egyptological Seminary 8) The following changes occurred in the structure of the institutes until 1945: Newly founded: Seminar for German Folklore Institute for Folk Art Research The Seminar for State Studies and Historical Geography was integrated into the Historical Seminar as a department for regional history and historical geography. The Institute for Military Policy and Geography was renamed the "Wehrpolitisches Institut" and the archaeological seminar the "Winckelmann-Institut". The seminars for English and Romance Philology were renamed "English and Romance Seminars". The Seminar for Slavic Languages was given the name "Slavic Institute". Furthermore, the following were newly founded: "Institute for Portugal and Brazil", as well as the "Orient-Institut", into which previous sinological seminaries and the Institute for Arabic and Islamic Studies were integrated as departments. The last dean until 8 May 1945 was Prof. H. Grapow. 1) University Archives of Humboldt University: "Faculty of Philosophy." The Statutes of the Faculty, Archive No. 16, p. 144 and Statutes of the University of Berlin, no. J. Section II, p. 6 f (publication) 2) U.A. of the HU: Philos. Fak. Faculty: Ebenda, Archive No. 17, Sheet 181 f 3) Ebenda, B. 194 - 302 4) The Statutes of the Prussian Universities and Technical Colleges, Part 6. The University of Berlin, 1930, Pages 16 - 25. 5) Statutes of the Faculty of Philosophy, Berlin 1912, § 4 (printed). 6) E. Wende: "Grundlagen des Preußischen Hochschulrechts" Berlin 1930, p. 113 7) Official Gazette of the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin, B. 7 dated April 1, 1936 8) Amtsblatt der Friedrichs-Universität zu Berlin, Bl. 7 vom 1. April 1936, p. 155 Registratur und Bestandsgeschichte I. Registratur-Verhältnisse The registry of the Faculty of Philosophy has been managed centrally by the university registry since the university was founded. 1) The faculty thus had nothing to do with the keeping of its files. The order within the registry was done in the simplest way in alphabetical keyword order. This order was maintained until 1945. Since the tasks and the structure of the faculty remained constant since its foundation in 1810, the registry conditions also remained unchanged. The formation of the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences in 1936 and the incorporation of the Faculty of Philosophy into the Faculty of Natural Sciences did not change anything in the existing stock. TWO. Access The holdings have been in the custody of the University Archives since it was founded in 1954. The alphabetical order of keywords was still used, so that its use was extremely difficult. There was also no overview of the existing files. III Archival processing Due to the existing keyword order, there were no factual connections within the holdings. It was therefore necessary to reorganise the stock. Functional groups had to be created and the individual record units assigned to these groups. A draft framework file plan for the scientific institutions facilitated this work. The inventory was first drawn up in order to make it easier to use. The group "Promotions" did not list the 733 volumes of promotion files individually, since they are already indexed by a card index. The order was done after the distortion. The same procedure was followed for the "Habilitations" group as for the doctorates. The existing faculty personal files are recorded in a special index of names. It was therefore decided not to include them again in the search book. On the other hand, the creation of a register of names and objects was recommended to make it easier for the user to work with the holdings. The order and indexing work was carried out in the months of July to September 1965 by the head of the archive, Dr. Heinz Kossack Quellen- und Literaturnachweis I. Quellen: 1. Archivalien Universitäts-Archiv der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Philosophische Fakultät: The Statutes of the Faculty, Archive No. 16 and 17 2. Publications: Statutes of the University of Berlin Statutes of the Faculty of Philosophy, Berlin 1912 The Statutes of the Prussian Universities and Technical Colleges, Part 6, "Die Universität Berlin" Berlin 1930 Official Gazette of the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin Bl. 7 of April 1, 1936 Personnel and Course Catalogue of the University of Berlin Winter Semester 1944/45 II. Literature: E. Wende: "Grundlagen des Preußischen Hochschulrechts" Berlin 1930 1) see On this: Findbuch "Rector and Senate of the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin, 1835 - 1945" (in German) S. IX, Berlin 1962 in the U.A. of the HUB to Berlin citation way: HU UA, Faculty of Philosophy.01, No. XXX. HU UA, Phil.Fak.01, No. XXX.

• 1882 - 1907, without date, Secret State Archives of Prussian Cultural Heritage, VI. HA, Nl Althoff, F. T. Althoff, Friedrich Theodor* Contains: <br /><br />pharmacology: <br />- Ebert, Prof., University, Kiel: <br />Pharmaceutical Examination Commission 29.4.1895 <br />- Flückiger, Prof. Friedrich August, University, Strasbourg: <br />Pharmaceutical Teaching in Germany 4.7.1887 <br />- Kassner, Prof. Dr. G.., Director, Pharmaceutical Department, Chemical Institute, Münster/Westphalia: <br />Promoted to "Ordinarius" 29.10.1906 <br />- Kionka, Prof. Dr. H., Jena: <br />Transmission of his work on the toxicity of sulphuric acid salts 2.10.1904 <br />- Poleck, Prof. Dr. Theodor, Privy Councillor, Breslau: <br />Transmission of his obituary to the Privy Councillor Göppert 22.6.1884 <br /><br />Philology and Philosophy Lit. A - J: <br />- Bach, Dr. Th., Director, Falk-Realgymnasium, Berlin: <br />Petition for admission of Real high-school graduates to medical studies 27.12.1882 <br />- Becher, Provinzialschulrat, Berlin: <br />Pensionierung des Zeichenlehrers Palm 17.1.1898 (missing), <br />Transmission of congratulations to the turn of the century 30.12.1899 (missing) <br />- Bellermann, Dr. D.., Director, Gymnasium zum Grauen Kloster, Berlin: <br />Invitation to the inauguration ceremony of the new school buildings 4.5.1904 <br />- Bezzenberger, Prof. Dr. Adalbert, Königsberg: <br />Registration for a meeting 2.9.1887 <br />- Böhmer, Prof. Dr. Eduard, Lichtenthal/Baden: <br />Rejection of the professorship in Göttingen 8.12.1892 <br />- Brandl, Prof. Alois, Berlin: <br />Opinion of the bishops on the younger religion teachers 18.2.1905 <br />- Brink, Prof. Bernhard ten, Prof. of the Old English Language, Strasbourg: <br />Criticism about Sarrazin's Beowulf studies 5.4.1888 <br />- Buchner, Edward F.., (Yale University), New Haven/Connecticut (USA): <br />Please ask for permission to visit German schools 6.6.1896 <br />- Bücherler, Prof. Dr. Franz, Bonn: <br />Zwetageff, Moscow, his works on Italian dialects 4.5.1896 <br />- Büttner, Karl Gotthilf, (editor of the Zeitschrift für afrikanische Sprachen) 1893: Registration for a meeting 16.9.1886 <br />- Cohen, Prof. Hermann, Privy Councillor, Marburg: <br />Sending of his latest work on philosophy 5.11.1904 <br />- Deiters, Dr..., Koblenz, (Provinzialschulrat): <br />Relocation of high school teacher Voss from Essen to Neuwied 18.1.1892 <br />- Diehl, Dr. Ernst, Munich: <br />Transmission of his first volume to the "Platonic Timaios", thanks for the subsidy 6.2.1904 <br />- Diels, Hermann, member of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences, Berlin: <br />Election of Justi for Art History 1.12.1895 <br />- Dieterich, Prof. Dr. Alb., Munich: <br />transmission of his work "Abraxas, Studien zur Religionsgeschichte des späteren Altertums 28.10.1892, <br />Meldung zum Tod vom Geheimen Regierungsrat Prof. Usener 23.11.1905 <br />- Dilthey, Prof. Wilhelm, Berlin: <br />transmission of a letter by R. Grimm with information about Herman Grimm o. D., <br />Invitation to breakfast with participation of Mommsen 15.6.1895 <br />- Döring, Prof. Dr. A., Gymnasialdirektor, Privatdozent, Groß-Lichterfelde: <br />transmission of his newest work 1.11.1898 <br />- Dorner, Prof. Dr. August, Königsberg: <br />transmission of his work on philosophical ethics 24.10.1895 <br />- Drescher, Dr. Karl, Privatdozent, deutsche Philologie, Bonn: <br />transmission of the I. In the following, the author of the 3rd volume of his "Nürnberger Meistersinger-Protokolle" 29.3.1897 <br />- Duden, Dr. Conrad, Privy Councillor, Sonnenberg/Wiesbaden: <br />Sending of his work "Orthographisches Wörterbuch" 5.4.1906 <br />- Dyroff, Prof. Adolf, Prof. der Philosophie, Bonn: <br />Joyance about the favourable health news 28.1.1907 <br />- Elter, Prof. Dr. A.., Czernowitz/Ukraine: <br />Thanks for his appeal to Bonn 17.5.1890 <br />- Fesca, Prof. Dr. M., Göttingen: <br />Representation for the sick Prof. Liebscher 17.9.1896 <br />- Fick, Prof. August, Prof. des Sanskrit, Hannover: <br />Thanks for the benevolence shown to him 31.12.1907 <br />- Fiehn, chairman of the Oberlehrerverein, Hannover: <br />Thanks for the award of the Red Eagle Order 8.12.1903 <br />- Fischer, Dr.... Fischer, Dr..., Privatdozent für orientalische Sprachen, Berlin: <br />Acknowledgement for the title "Professor" 6.6.1899 <br />- Flügel, Dr. Felix, Leipzig: <br />Transmission of the 1st delivery of his English-German dictionary 17.1.1891 <br />- Foerster, Prof. Richard, Prof. of Classical Philology, Wroclaw: <br />Subvention for a study trip 8.4.1895 <br />- Forchhammer, Dr. P. W., Kiel: <br />Submission of his latest work "Declaration of the Iliad" 14.10.1884, <br />Please for leave 8.4.1890 <br />- Franck, Prof. J., Bonn: <br />transmission of his etymological dictionary of the Dutch language 27.9.1892, <br />transmission of his latest work 30.7.1898 <br />- Freymond, Prof. Dr. E., (Romance philology), Bern: <br />transmission of his work on King Arthur 5.6.1899 <br />- Friedländer, Dr. Ernst, Director, Leibnitz-Gymnasium, Berlin: <br />invitation to the performance of "Oedipus" 2.5.1891, <br />inquiry for invitation of the minister to the above performance 5.5.1891 <br />- Friedlaender, Prof. L.., Freudenstadt: <br />Send of his book "Juvenal" 2.10.1895 <br />- Fries, Director, Franckesche Stiftungen, Halle/Saale: <br />Thanks for the award of the Order 5.7.1903 <br />- Gabelentz, Prof. Hans Georg Conon v. d., Prof. der Orialischen Sprachen, Leipzig: <br />Inquiry about his appointment to Berlin 29.8.1889, <br />Woman, Letter of 11.9.1889 <br />- Garbe, Prof. Richard, Prof. of Indian Languages, Königsberg: <br />Application for a librarian position 9.2.1893, <br />Shipment of his latest Indian work 15.5.1894 <br />- Gaspary, Prof. Adolf, Prof. of Romance Philology, Breslau: <br />Shipment of the 2nd Indian Language, Breslau: <br />Shipment of the 2nd Indian Language, Breslau: <br />Shipment of the 3rd Indian Language, Breslau: <br />-Shipment of the 3rd Indian Language, Breslau: <br />-Shipment of the 3rd Indian Language, Breslau: <br />-Shipment of the 2nd Indian Language, Breslau: <br />-Shipment of the 2nd Indian Language, Breslau: <br />-Shipment of the 2nd Indian Language, Bres. Volume of his History of Italian Literature 21.4.1888 (missing) <br />- Gering, Prof. Dr. Hugo, Kiel: <br />Sending of his newest volume of the Old Norse Saga Library" 15.10.1894 (missing), <br />transmission of a booklet of the Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie 7.9.1905 (missing) <br />- Gerlach, Prof. Dr. Otto, Königsberg: <br />indication of his engagement 14.5.1894 (missing) <br />- Gildemeister, J., Prof. der Orialischen Sprachen, Bonn: <br />Critic about Dr. Hoberg 9.10.1885 <br />- Gompertz, Prof. M., Vienna: <br />Judgement on the orientalist Prof. Wahrmund 9.2.1887, <br />Addendum to the above letter 15.2.1887 <br />- Hinzpeter, Georg, Geheimer Rat, Bielefeld: <br />Recommendation for Borggreve for an honorary professorship 21.3.1894, 4.4.1894 <br />- Haym, R.., Gaspary 26.5.1883 (missing), <br />academic celebration of the birthday of His Majesty, professors of eloquence 26.7.1890 (missing), <br />transmission of his edition of Horace 20.5.1892 (missing), <br />gratulation 15.4.1895 (missing) <br />- hay tree, Prof. Dr., Halle/Saale: <br />Birthday congratulations 18.2.1903 (missing), <br />Acknowledgment for the benevolence of his sister, who would do the Belziger stay good 18.2.1905 (missing) <br />- Heyne, Prof. Dr. Dr. H. H., (missing) Moriz, Göttingen: <br />"The German Dictionary" by the Brothers Grimm 12.8.1885 (missing) <br />- Hillebrandt, Alfred, Prof. des Sanskrit, Breslau: <br />Acknowledgement for the travel assistance received 25.5.1886 (missing) <br />- Hiller, Prof. Dr. E., Halle/Saale: <br />Sending of his text history to the Greek bucolic 12.12.1888 <br />- Hinzpeter, Georg, Privy Council, Bielefeld: <br />Professorship of Agriculture for Borggreve 29.1.1894, <br />Acknowledgment for the communication on Borggreve 16.4.1894, <br />Gratulation for appointment to the "Really Secret Supreme Government Council" 11.8.1900, <br />Registration of his early visit to Berlin 7.2.1901 <br />- Hirth, Friedrich, Berlin: <br />Sending of his curriculum vitae, sending of the list of writings of his Chinese and English works 23.1.1889 <br />- Imelmann, I., Geheimer Regierungsrat, Berlin: <br />Acknowledgment for the award after 40 years of work as a grammar school teacher 27.3.1906 (missing) <br />- Jacobi, Hermann, Prof. des Sanskrit, Kiel: <br />Sending of his latest work 28.6.1886 <br />- Jeep. Prof. Dr. R., Königsberg: <br />Shipment of his latest work on ancient philology 21.4.1893 <br />- Jensen, Prof. Peter, Marburg: <br />Shipment of his latest work 6.8.1894 <br />- Jiriczek, Prof. Dr. Otto, Münster/Westphalia: <br />Thanks for his appointment as professor of English literature 9.10.1904 <br />- Justi, Ferdinand, Prof. der Philologie, München: <br />Acknowledgement for the appointment of his son Ludwig as "Professor" and report on further family matters 29.8.1903.* description: Contains: - Pharmacology: - - Ebert, Prof., University, Kiel: - Pharmazeutische Prüfungskommission 29.4.1895 - - Flückiger, Prof. Friedrich August, University, Strasbourg: - Pharmaceutical Education in Germany 4.7.1887 - - - Kassner, Prof. Dr. G., Director, Pharmaceutical Department, Chemical Institute, Münster/Westphalia: - Promotion to "Ordinarius" 29.10.1906 - - Kionka, Prof. Dr. H.., Jena: - transmission of his work on the toxicity of sulphuric acid salts 2.10.1904 - - Poleck, Prof. Dr. Theodor, Privy Councillor, Wroclaw: - transmission of his obituary to the Privy Councillor Göppert 22.6.1884 - - - philology and philosophy Lit. A - J: - - - Bach, Dr. Th., Director, Falk-Realgymnasium, Berlin: - Petition for admission of Real high school graduates to medical studies 27.12.1882 - - Becher, Provinzialschulrat, Berlin: - Retirement of the drawing teacher Palm 17.1.1898 (missing), - Sending of congratulations at the turn of the century 30.12.1899 (missing) - - Bellermann, Dr. D.., Director, Gymnasium zum Grauen Kloster, Berlin: - Invitation to the inauguration ceremony of the new school buildings 4.5.1904 - - Bezzenberger, Prof. Dr. Adalbert, Königsberg: - Registration for a meeting 2.9.1887 - - Böhmer, Prof. Dr. Eduard, Lichtenthal/Baden: - Rejection of the professorship in Göttingen 8.12.1892 - - Brandl, Prof. Alois, Berlin: - Statement of the bishops to the younger religion teachers 18.2.1905 - - Brink, Prof. Bernhard ten, Prof. of the Old English language, Strasbourg: - Criticism of Sarrazin's Beowulf studies 5.4.1888 - - Buchner, Edward F., (Yale University), New Haven/Connecticut (USA): - Request for permission to visit German schools 6.6.1896 - - Books, Prof. Dr. Franz, Bonn: - Zwetageff, Moscow, his works on the Italian dialects 4.5.1896 - - Büttner, Karl Gotthilf, (editor of the Zeitschrift für afrikanische Sprachen) 1893: Registration for a meeting 16.9.1886 - - - Cohen, Prof. Hermann, Geheimer Regierungsrat, Marburg: - Submission of his latest work on philosophy 5.11.1904 - - Deiters, Dr..., Koblenz, (Provinzialschulrat): - transfer of high school teacher Voss from Essen to Neuwied 18.1.1892 - - Diehl, Dr. Ernst, Munich: - transmission of his first volume to the "Platonic Timaios", acknowledgement for the subsidy 6.2.1904 - - Diels, Hermann, member of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences, Berlin: - election of Justi für Kunstgeschichte 1.12.1895 - - Dieterich, Prof. Dr. Alb., Munich: - transmission of his work "Abraxas, Studien zur Religionsgeschichte des späteren Altertums 28.10.1892, - report on the death of Privy Councillor Prof. Usener 23.11.1905 - - Dilthey, Prof. Wilhelm, Berlin: - transmission of a letter by R. Grimm with information about Herman Grimm o. D., - invitation to breakfast with participation of Mommsen 15.6.1895 - - Döring, Prof. Dr. A., Gymnasialdirektor, Privatdozent, Groß-Lichterfelde: - transmission of his newest work 1.11.1898 - - Dorner, Prof. Dr. August, Königsberg: - transmission of his work on philosophical ethics 24.10.1895 - - Drescher, Dr. Karl, Privatdozent, deutsche Philologie, Bonn: - transmission of the I. volume of his "Nürnberger Meistersinger-Protokolle" 29.3.1897 - - Duden, Dr. Conrad, Geheimer Regierungsrat, Sonnenberg/Wiesbaden - Submission of his work "Orthographisches Wörterbuch" 5.4.1906 - - Dyroff, Prof. Adolf, Prof. der Philosophie, Bonn: - Freude über die günstigen Gesundheitsnachrichten 28.1.1907 - - - Elter, Prof. Dr. A., Czernowitz/Ukraine: - Dankagung für seine Berufung nach Bonn 17.5.1890 - - - Fesca, Prof. Dr. M.., Göttingen: - representation for the sick Prof. Liebscher 17.9.1896 - - Fick, Prof. August, Prof. des Sanskrit, Hannover: - thanks for the benevolence given to him 31.12.1907 - - Fiehn, chairman of the Oberlehrerverein, Hannover: - thanks for the award of the Red Eagle Order 8.12.1903 - - - Fischer, Dr., Privatdozent für orientalische Sprachen, Berlin: - Acknowledgements for the title "Professor" 6.6.1899 - - Flügel, Dr. Felix, Leipzig: - Transmission of the 1st edition of his English-German dictionary 17.1.1891 - - Foerster, Prof. Richard, Prof. of Classical Philology, Breslau: - Subsidy for a study trip 8.4.1895 - - - Forchhammer, Dr. P. W., Kiel: - transmission of his newest work "Erklärung der Ilias" 14.10.1884, - request for leave 8.4.1890 - - Franck, Prof. J., Bonn: - transmission of his etymological dictionary of the Dutch language 27.9.1892, - transmission of his newest work 30.7.1898 - - Freymond, Prof. Dr. E.., Friedländer, Dr. Ernst, Director, Leibnitz-Gymnasium, Berlin: - Invitation to the performance of "Ödipus" 2.5.1891, - Request for an invitation from the Minister to the above performance 5.5.1891 - - Friedlaender, Prof. L., Freudenstadt: - sending of his book "Juvenal" 2.10.1895 - - Fries, Director, Franckesche Stiftungen, Halle/Saale: - thanks for the award of the order 5.7.1903 - - Gabelentz, Prof. Hans Georg Conon v. d., Prof. der Orialischen Sprachen, Leipzig: - inquiry because of his appointment to Berlin 29.8.1889, - woman, letter of 11.9.1889 - - Garbe, Prof. Richard, Prof. der Indischen Sprachen, Königsberg: - application for a librarian position 9.2.1893, - transmission of his newest Indian work 15.5.1894 - - Gaspary, Prof. Adolf, Prof. der Romanischen Philologie, Breslau: - transmission of the 2nd edition of the book of the German language, - letter of the Indian language, Königsberg: - application for a librarian position 9.2.1893, - transmission of his newest Indian work 15.5.1894 - - Gaspary, Prof. Adolf, Prof. der Romanischen Philologie, Breslau: - transmission of the 2nd edition of the book of the German language, - transmission of the first edition of the book of the German language, - transmission of the second edition of the German language, - submission of the first edition of the German language, - - submission of the first edition of the German language Gerlach, Prof. Dr. Otto, Königsberg: - Announcement of his engagement 14.5.1894 (missing) - - Gildemeister, J.. - - Gerlach, Prof. Dr. Otto, Königsberg: - Announcement of his engagement 14.5.1894 (missing) - - - Gering, Prof. Dr. Hugo, Kiel: - Sending of his newest volume of the "Altnordischen Sagabibliothek" 15.10.1894 (missing), - Sending of a booklet of the Zeitschrift für deutsche Philologie 7.9.1905 (missing), Prof. der Orialischen Sprachen, Bonn: - Kritik über Dr. Hoberg 9.10.1885 - - Gompertz, Prof. M., Vienna: - Urteil über den Orientalisten Prof. Wahrmund 9.2.1887, - Supplement to above letter 15.2.1887 - - Hinzpeter, Georg, Geheimer Rat, Bielefeld: - Empfehlung für Borggreve für eine Honorarprofessur 21.3.1894, 4.4.1894 - - Haym, R.., Prof. der Philosophie, Halle/Saale: - appointment to the Berlin Library Board of Trustees 16.2.1886 (missing) - - Heitz, Prof. Emil, Strasbourg: - his son Eugen 10.3.1888 (missing) - - Hertz, Dr. Martin, Prof. der klassischen Philologie, Geheimer Rat, Breslau: - criticism of Prof. Gaspary 26.5.1883 (missing), - academic celebration of His Majesty's birthday, - professors of eloquence 26.7.1890 (missing), - sending of his edition of Horace 20.5.1892 (missing), - congratulation 15.4.1895 (missing) - - hayloft, Prof. Dr.., Halle/Saale: - congratulations on his birthday 18.2.1903 (missing), - thanks for the kindness towards his sister, who would do the Belziger stay good 18.2.1905 (missing) - - - Heyne, Prof. Moriz, Göttingen: - "The German Dictionary" by the Brothers Grimm 12.8.1885 (missing) - - Hillebrandt, Alfred, Prof. des Sanskrit, Breslau: - Acknowledgements for the received travel support 25.5.1886 (missing) - - Hiller, Prof. Dr. E.., Halle/Saale: - transmission of his text history of the Greek Bukoliker 12.12.1888 - - Hinzpeter, Georg, Geheimer Rat, Bielefeld: - professorship of agriculture for Borggreve 29.1.1894, - acknowledgment for the communication in things Borggreve 16.4.1894, - Congratulations on his appointment as "Really Secret Supreme Government Councillor" 11.8.1900, - Announcement of his forthcoming visit to Berlin 7.2.1901 - - Hirth, Friedrich, Berlin: - Transmission of his curriculum vitae, transmission of the list of writings of his Chinese and English works 23.1.1889 - - - Imelmann, I., Geheimer Regierungsrat, Berlin: - Acknowledgment for the award after 40 years as a secondary school teacher 27.3.1906 (missing) - - Jacobi, Hermann, Prof. des Sanskrit, Kiel: - Submission of his latest work 28.6.1886 - - - Jeep. Prof. Dr. R., Königsberg: - sending of his newest old philological work 21.4.1893 - - Jensen, Prof. Peter, Marburg: - sending of his newest work 6.8.1894 - - Jiriczek, Prof. Dr. Otto, Münster/Westfalen: - thanks for the appointment as professor of the English literature 9.10.1904 - - Justi, Ferdinand, Prof. der Philologie, Munich: - thanks for the appointment of his son Ludwig as "professor" and report on further family matters 29.8.1903. - - report of the family affairs 29.8.1903. - report of the family affairs 29.8.1903. - report of the family affairs 29.8.1903. - report of the family affairs 29.8.1903. - report of the family affairs - report of the family affairs - report of the family affairs - report of the family affairs - report of the family affairs - - report of the family affairs - - of the family.

Contains: Esau, Abraham (Dr.Dr.med. h.c. Dr. phil. born 7.6.1884 in Tiegenhg./Danziggest. 12.5.1955 in DüsseldorfGuest Professor (since 1.3.1949) Shortwave Technology Vapl.Prof. since 1.3.19491949/50 - 1955Study: Physics at the University of Berlin and TH GdanskAfter studying in Gdansk Assistant -1908 with Max Vienna.Doctorate: 1908 in Gdansk (then military time)1912 - 1919 in Togo as head of the receiver laboratory of the company Telefunken1919 - 1925 head of all Telefunken laboratories1925 - 1939 appointment to the University of Jena as head of the institute Technical Physics1935 first as Rector removed by political movement, 1937 however again 1937 on urge of the professors and the student body into his office as Rector appointed; at the same time he became foundation commissioner of the Carl - Zeiss - donation Jena1939 - 1949 he settled as president of the Physikalisch-Technische Reichsanstalt to Berlin over. Since 1949 belonged Professor Esau as a guest professor of the RWTH Aachen, at the same time he was director of the inst. f. For more details see file no. 160a Obituaries.member of the Akademie für Naturforscher und Ärzte in Halle;honorary citizen of the TH Gdansk; honorary senator of the University of Erlangen;honorary doctor of the Med. fac. of the University of Freiburg;member of the aeronautical research of the Forschungsgemeinschaft des Landes NRW.

Contains: Copy of birth certificate Qualification certificate for one-year voluntary military service Certificate of good conduct from the University of Wroclaw

• 1897 - 1909, Saxon State Archives* description: Contains a. o.: Protestant Church in Saarburg in Lorraine (pp. 1 - 7) - Prayer room of the Catholic community in Reichenbach/Vogtland (pp. 8 - 13) - Monument to Prince Friedrich Carl of Prussia in Metz (pp. 14, 23 - 24).- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Tower on the Hallo near Stoppenberg near Düsseldorf (pp. 15 - 22, 34, 100 - 102).- Association house of the Protestant Workers' Association in Wilkau (pp. 25 - 33).- Seamen's houses of the Imperial Navy in Wilhelmshaven and Kiautschou.- War memorial by the military association for Wilsdruff and the surrounding area (pp. 75 - 79, 82 - 83) - Memorial for Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in Strasbourg in Alsace (pp. 84 - 92) - German National Foundation St. Maria dell´ Anima in Rome (pp. 93 - 99).- Memorial for Kaiser Wilhelm I. in Bonn (pp. 103 - 112) - Association house of the Catholic journeyman association in Meissen (pp. 113 - 117) - German aid committee for East Asia (pp. 118 - 121) - Catholic church in Bad Münster am Stein (pp. 122 - 127) - Home of the officer lady aid association in Breslau (pp. 128 - 133).- Monument to Field Marshal Count Moltke in Berlin (pp. 134 - 142) - Catholic Interim Church in Dresden-Johannstadt (pp. 143 - 146) - Monument to Emperor Friedrich in Cronberg im Taunus (pp. 147 - 161) - Schoolhouse for the Old Town, Monastery Liberty and St. Marienthal near Ostritz (pp. 162 - 167) - Catholic Chapel in Kunnersdorf near Bernstadt (pp. 162 - 167) - Catholic Chapel in Kunnersdorf near Bernstadt (pp. 143 - 146) 168 - 177).- Catholic Church and Ringing in Dresden-Cotta (pp. 178 - 182, 203 - 210).- Protestant Church in Bad Oppelsdorf near Zittau (pp. 183 - 192).- Herberge zur Heimat association in Wilhelmshaven (pp. 193 - 197).- Association house of the main scientific-literary association of the Wends Macica serbska in Bautzen (pp. 178 - 182, 203 - 210). 198 - 202) - public sanatorium for alcoholics in Bärnsdorf near Moritzburg (also: statutes of the association Sächsische Volksheilstätten für Alkoholkranke) (sheets 211 - 221) - Catholic church in Chemnitz (sheets 222 - 226) - monument to Emperor Wilhelm I in Strasbourg in Alsace (sheets 227 - 235, 240 - 241).- Monument to Friedrich Schiller in Dresden (pp. 236 - 239) - Monument to Friedrich the Freidiger in Lucka (also: design drawing by R. Carl, Leipzig) (pp. 242 - 256) - Ringing of the St. Laurentius Church in Geyer (pp. 257 - 263) - Free table at the University of Leipzig (with food arrangement) (pp. 264 - 267).- Financial endowment of the foundation for the benefit of needy and worthy 50-year-old married couples, Golden Scholarship Fund, König-Johann-Stiftung and Königin-Amalien-Stiftung (p. 268) - Marble statue of King Friedrich August III by Karl Seffner for the University of Leipzig and medallion for its chain of office (p. 268). 269 - 275) Monument to the fallen of the battle at Striegau-Hohenfriedeberg (also: draft drawing; annual report of the military association of former comrades of the Royal Saxon Army in Breslau and the surrounding area for the 12th year of the association 1907/1908) (pp. 276 - 286): Protestant Church in Saarburg in Lorraine (pp. 1 - 7) - Prayer room of the Catholic community in Reichenbach/Vogtland (pp. 8 - 13) - Monument to Prince Friedrich Carl of Prussia in Metz (pp. 14, 23 - 24).- Kaiser-Wilhelm-Tower on the Hallo near Stoppenberg near Düsseldorf (pp. 15 - 22, 34, 100 - 102).- Association house of the Protestant Workers' Association in Wilkau (pp. 25 - 33).- Seamen's houses of the Imperial Navy in Wilhelmshaven and Kiautschou.- War memorial by the military association for Wilsdruff and the surrounding area (pp. 75 - 79, 82 - 83) - Memorial for Johann Wolfgang von Goethe in Strasbourg in Alsace (pp. 84 - 92) - German National Foundation St. Maria dell´ Anima in Rome (pp. 93 - 99).- Memorial for Kaiser Wilhelm I. in Bonn (pp. 103 - 112) - Association house of the Catholic journeyman association in Meissen (pp. 113 - 117) - German aid committee for East Asia (pp. 118 - 121) - Catholic church in Bad Münster am Stein (pp. 122 - 127) - Home of the officer lady aid association in Breslau (pp. 128 - 133).- Monument to Field Marshal Count Moltke in Berlin (pp. 134 - 142) - Catholic Interim Church in Dresden-Johannstadt (pp. 143 - 146) - Monument to Emperor Friedrich in Cronberg im Taunus (pp. 147 - 161) - Schoolhouse for the Old Town, Monastery Liberty and St. Marienthal near Ostritz (pp. 162 - 167) - Catholic Chapel in Kunnersdorf near Bernstadt (pp. 162 - 167) - Catholic Chapel in Kunnersdorf near Bernstadt (pp. 143 - 146) 168 - 177).- Catholic Church and Ringing in Dresden-Cotta (pp. 178 - 182, 203 - 210).- Protestant Church in Bad Oppelsdorf near Zittau (pp. 183 - 192).- Herberge zur Heimat association in Wilhelmshaven (pp. 193 - 197).- Association house of the main scientific-literary association of the Wends Macica serbska in Bautzen (pp. 178 - 182, 203 - 210). 198 - 202) - public sanatorium for alcoholics in Bärnsdorf near Moritzburg (also: statutes of the association Sächsische Volksheilstätten für Alkoholkranke) (sheets 211 - 221) - Catholic church in Chemnitz (sheets 222 - 226) - monument to Emperor Wilhelm I in Strasbourg in Alsace (sheets 227 - 235, 240 - 241).- Monument to Friedrich Schiller in Dresden (pp. 236 - 239) - Monument to Friedrich the Freidiger in Lucka (also: sketch by R. Carl, Leipzig) (pp. 242 - 256) - Ringing of the St. Laurentius Church in Geyer (pp. 257 - 263) - Freitische at the University of Leipzig (with food composition) (pp. 236 - 239) - Monument to Friedrich the Freidiger in Lucka (also: sketch by R. Carl, Leipzig) 264 - 267) - Financial endowment of the foundation in favour of needy and worthy 50-year-old couples, Golden Scholarship Fund, König-Johann-Stiftung and Königin-Amalien-Stiftung (Bl. 268) - Marble statue of King Friedrich August III von Karl Seffner for the University of Leipzig as well as medallion for its chain of office (Bl. 269 - 275) Memorial for the fallen of the battle at Striegau-Hohenfriedeberg (also: draft drawing; annual report of the military association of former comrades of the Royal Saxon Army at Breslau and surrounding area for the 12th association year 1907/1908) (pp. 276 - 286).

Darin: Darin: - p. 13: Annual Report of the Berliner Missionsgesellschaft, ZDB-ID: 305363-5 ; 96.1919(1920 - p. 15: Invitation and programme to the ... 37th General Assembly of the Provincial Committee for Internal Mission in the Province of Brandenburg.

• Contains: among others: * Darin: - Table of contents of the file until 1905

Contains among other things: - Granting of financial support, etc. for a scientific journey to Rome - Extensive travel report about the stay in Rome, 1837 - Presentation of the book Geschichte der wandalischen Herrschaft in Afrika - Research of the manuscripts of Sueton in Rome for the high school teacher Johannes von Gruber, 1837/38 - Extensive reports of his research in Italy, 1838 and 1839 - Felix Papencordt, Kritisches Verzeichnis der Handschriften des Sueton aus der Vatikanischen Bibliothek - Admission to the statutory postdoctoral lecturing program as Privatdozent at the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Bonn, 1841 - Appointment as Associate Professor of the University of Bonn, 1841 - Notification of Papencordt's death.

Contains among other things: Brochures, 1949, 1952 Newspaper clipping, 1941 Contains also: Activity report of the Working Group East at the University of Hamburg [Communism Research], 1958

499 sheets, Contains and others: - Georg Kampffmeyer, German Foreign Interests and the Seminar for Oriental Languages in Berlin. Guidelines for the reform of the seminar. Berlin 1924 (Druck) - Prüfung der disciplinarischen Strafbarkeit der Denkschrift des Prof. Dr. Georg Kampffmeyer über "Die deutschen Auslandsinteressen und das Seminar für Orientalische Sprachen zu Berlin" (Expert opinion of the Regierungsrat [...] Jander vom 28. Februar 1924) - Granting of a reference to Prof. Dr. Georg Kampffmeyer on the basis of §§ 2 and 15 of the Gesetz über die Dienstvergehen der nichtrichterlichen Beamten vom 21. Juli 1852 (GS 1852, p. 465), 1924 - Consideration of Dr. Georg Kampffmeyer's opinion on "Die deutschen Auslandsinteressen und das Seminar für Orientalische Sprachen zu Berlin" (The German foreign interests and the Seminar for Oriental Languages in Berlin). Walter Trittel in Berlin at the transfer of the teaching office for Chinese language (submission of the grammar school director and member of the Prussian State Council Gustav Trittel of 16 March 1925) - Evaluation of the scientific work, the personality and the teaching qualifications of the former colonel Dr. Otto Dempwolff, who was to become a teacher for African languages, by Prof. Dr. Diedrich Westermann, 1925 - Georg Kampffmeyer, Orientalisches Seminar und Universität, in: Berliner Hochschulnachrichten für chinesische Sprache (Berlin Hochschulnachrichten). Monatsschrift für akademisches Leben, 15. Semester, Issue 1. Bonn 1926 (print) - Statutes for the College of Lecturers at the Seminar for Oriental Languages at the University of Berlin, April 1, 1928 - The Reform of the Seminar for Oriental Languages in Berlin. Reports and documents by Prof. Dr. Georg Kampffmeyer, IV. episode, 15. October 1928. Berlin 1928 (print).

232 sheets, Contains and others: - Annual report on the activities of the sound department from 1 October 1931 to 30 September 1932 with enclosed circuit diagram of the recording and transmission system (75x44 cm), drawings of the switching and distribution panels (47x34 cm) and drawing of the recording machines (48x43 cm), 1932 - Hermann Teuchert/Alfred Schmitt (Bearb.), Deutsche Mundarten. Mecklenburgisch and Pommersch, in: Lautbibliothek. Phonetic plates and transcriptions, ed. by the Lautabteilung der Preußischen Staatsbibliothek, No. 35. Berlin 1933 (print) - Norbert Wohlgemuth (edit), Afrikanische Sprachen. Fante, in: sound library. Texts on the language plates of the Institute for Sound Research at the University of Berlin, edited by Diedrich Westermann, No. 47. Berlin 1934 (print) - J. Jeanjaquet (edit), Dialectes Suisses, in: Lautbibliothek. Texts for the language plates of the Institute for Sound Research at the University of Berlin, edited by Diedrich Westermann, No. 57. Berlin 1934 (Druck) - Arnulf Schroeder (Bearb.), Dutch, in: Lautbibliothek. Texts for the language plates of the Institute for Sound Research at the University of Berlin, edited by Diedrich Westermann, No. 99. Berlin 1934 (print) - Max Vasmer/Paul Wirth (edit), Slavische Texte. I. Sorbian (Wendish) Texts, No. 2 The Lower Sorbian dialect of Haasow, in: Lautbibliothek. Texts for the language plates of the Institute for Sound Research at the University of Berlin, edited by Diedrich Westermann, No. 201. Berlin 1934 (print) - Max Vasmer/Paul Wirth (edit), Slavische Texte. I. Sorbian (Wendish) texts, No. 3 Upper Sorbian written language and No. 4 Upper Sorbian dialect of Groß-Koschen near Senftenberg, in: Lautbibliothek. Texts on the language plates of the Institute for Sound Research at the University of Berlin, edited by Diedrich Westermann, No. 202. Berlin 1934 (print) - Max Vasmer/H. Nakonetschna (Edit.), Slavic texts. III Ukrainian Texts, No. 1 East Ukrainian Text from Cudyn and No. 2 East Ukrainian Text from Sapoznikova, in: Sound Library. Texts on the language records of the Institute for Sound Research at the University of Berlin, edited by Diedrich Westermann, No. 207. Berlin 1934 (print) - Siegfried Ferdinand Nadel, Georgische Gesänge. Berlin 1933 (print).

323 sheet, Contains et al: - Establishment of German language courses for Russian teachers (memorandum by assistant teacher Adolf Lane, 1911) - East India (Oriental Studies Committee). Interim report and appendices regarding proposed School of Oriental Languages in London. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of His Majesty. London 1911 (print) - Eduard Sachau, report on the opening of the Seminar for Oriental Languages at the Königliche Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin and some documents related to the seminar. Berlin 1888 (print) - Eduard Sachau, Memorandum on the Seminar for Oriental Languages at the Royal Friedrich Wilhelm University in Berlin from 1887 to 1912. Berlin 1912 (print) - Otto Jöhlinger, Das heimische Kapital und die Kolonien. Inaugural lecture at the Royal Oriental Seminar of the Berlin University, reprint from: Colonial Review. Berlin 1912 (print) - Eduard Sachau, Report on the Festversammlung for the opening of the 26th academic year of the Seminar for Oriental Languages. Berlin 1912 (print).

446 sheets, Contains and others: - Carl Meinhof, Successes and Goals of Modern Language Research in Africa, special edition: Allgemeine Zeitung, no. 102 of 14 November 1907. Munich 1907 (print) - Eduard Sachau, draft concerning the organization of Russian education in Berlin, Gdansk and Bydgoszcz of 18 May 1901. Berlin 1901 (print) - Treasury Committee on the Organization of Oriental Studies in London. Report of the Committee appointed by the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty´s Treasury to consider the organisation of Oriental Studies in London with Copy of Minute and Letter appointing the Committee an Appendices. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of His Majesty. London 1909 (print) - Treasury Committee on the Organisation of Oriental Studies in London. Minutes of Evidence taken by the Committee appointed by the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty´s Treasury to consider the organization of Oriental Studies in London with list of witnesses examined and index. Presented to both Houses of Parliament by Command of His Majesty. London 1909 (print) - Eduard Sachau, report on the opening of the Seminar for Oriental Languages at the Königliche Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin and some documents related to the seminar. Berlin 1888 (print) - Eduard Sachau, The Seminar for Oriental Languages, special print from: Max Lenz, History of the Royal Friedrich Wilhelm University in Berlin. Vol. 3 Halle a. S. 1910 (print) - Directories of the staff and students of the Seminar for Oriental Languages at the Königliche Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin from 15 April 1907 to 15 August 1907. Berlin 1907 - 1906 (print) - Directories of lectures and exercises of the Seminar for Oriental Languages for the winter semester 1907/1908, the winter semester 1909/1910, the winter semester 1887/1888. Berlin 1887, 1907 - 1910 (print).

405 sheet, Contains et al: - Eduard Sachau, Report on the effectiveness of the Seminar for Oriental Languages at the Royal Friedrich Wilhelm University in Berlin during the first five years of its existence, 1887-1892. Berlin 1893 (print) - Note, concerning the career of interpreters. Berlin 1888 (print) - Promemoria of the provisional director Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau about the replacement of the title "interpreter" by another title as well as about the position of the lawyers resulting from the Seminar for Oriental Languages in the Imperial Interpreting Service of 21 November 1894 - note concerning the persons to be taken over into the subalterndienst of the protectorates. Berlin 1894 (print) - note concerning the persons to be transferred to the higher administrative service of the protectorates. Berlin 1894 (print) - permission to accept the donations bequeathed to the Seminar for Oriental Languages by the will of the late architect Rudolf Anselm Springer, 1895 - report of the committee for the preliminary consultation of the measures to be taken for the training of colonial officials: Kolonialrath, IV. session 1895/98, No. 7. Berlin 1895 (print) - Memorandum of the provisional director Prof. Dr. Eduard Sachau on the extension of the Seminar for Oriental Languages for the purpose of preparing for the Imperial Colonial Service of 24 February 1896 - Directories of the staff and students of the Seminar for Oriental Languages at the Königliche Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität zu Berlin of 15. April 1894 to 15 August 1897 Berlin 1894 - 1897 (Prints) - Lists of lectures and exercises of the Seminar for Oriental Languages for the winter semester 1894/1895, for the summer semester 1895, for the winter semester 1895/1896, for the summer semester 1896, for the winter semester 1896/1897, for the summer semester 1897 and for the winter semester 1897/1898 Berlin 1894 - 1897 (Prints).