Contains among other things: Orders of the Ministry of War and the Deputy General Command of the XIVth Century. Army Corps; Correspondence of the Garrison Command Colmar; Orders in Economic Matters Darin: Leaflets with the title "Germany stands against a world of enemies" and "Economy in the consumption of food and bread"; Translation of a French document with the title "Anhaltspunkte zur Unterweisung der Truppe (Note sur l'instruction)"; List of those colonial Englishmen in the German Reich who are able to defend themselves and whose transfer to Ruhleben the Foreign Office asks to refrain from

Contains: among others: Zur Konfirmationsfrage, 1903; Review: Albert Lorenz, Die alte ... Gemeinde Grevenbroich, 1906; Address to the Consecration of the Bismarck Memorial in Aachen, 1907; Pitt and Fox, the Blasphemous Pastors and the Blessing of Irony, 1912; The Present Situation of the Confirmation Question, 1913; From the Monastery Cell into God's Wide World, 1917; Epilogue to the 1st Rhenish Protestant Kirchentag, 1924; The Right, not Violence as the God-Willed Basis of Peoples' Relations, 1925; Report to the Rhenish Provincial Synod, 1929

Reporting, dissemination of information to the press, correspondence with the following newspapers or publishing houses, etc: Demokratischer Zeitungsdienst, Art and Artists, Berliner Volkszeitung, Reichsverband der Bild-Berichterstatter, Berliner Adressbuch, Kunstverlag August Scherl G.m.b.H., Das Manuskript, Verlag Manfred Beirau, Fremdenverkehrsbüro der Stadt Berlin, Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung, Atlantic Photo-Co., DIWESTE, Kolonialkriegerdank, Telegraphen Union, Der Bildwart, Europa auf Reisen, Allgemeine Transportgesellschaft, Deutsches Land, Grosses Berliner Wochen Programm, Presse-Photo-G.m.b.H.., Das Illustrierte Blatt, Deutsche Nachrichten- und Korrespondenzgesellschaft m.b.H., 'MINERVA' Jahrbuch der Gelehrten Welt, Adolf Schustermann Zeitungsausschnitte-Büro und Adressen-Verlag, Hesse's music calendar, Dresslers Kunsthandbuch, Deutscher Industrie- und Reklame-Verlag, Handbuch des Kunstmarktes, Pressestelle des Preußischen Staatsministeriums.<br />Suggestion of the 'Freie Presse' to the Academy for the appointment of the painter Paul Wendling as professor (p. 105). Press release about 'Die Dichterakademie zum Schmutz- und Schundgesetz', 1926 (p. 70); 'Warnung der Akademie der Künste, Sektion für Dichtkunst vor dem geplanten Zensur-Gesetz' 1927 (p. 46); Die Akademie der Wissenschaften (Preise, Mitglieder, Tätigkeit p. 5f.). Press releases about the academy, n.a. (pp. 29), Kreuz-Zeitung and Daily Rundschau from Febr. 7, 1928 (pp. 8f.).<br />Enth. et al: 'Ullstein Berichte', special issue for the 100th birthday of Leopold Ullstein, 1926 (p. 92); 'Hotel Esplanade' Almanac 1925-26, Hotel Esplanade Berlin, with fig. (p. 57); 'Grosses Berliner Wochen Programm' 3.-9. Oct. 1926, with fig. (p. 57); 'Großes Berliner Wochen Programm' 3.-9. Oct. 1926, with fig. (p. 57); 'Hotel Esplanade' Almanac 1925-26, with fig. 55); 'Mitteilungen des Deutschen Instituts für Ausländer an der Universität Berlin', 22 March 1927, with illustration (p. 44); 'Die Kunst-Keramik', Apr. 1927, Albert Lüdtke Verlag, with illustration (p. 40); 'Die Plastische Kunst' Zeitschrift des Allgemeinen Deutschen Bildhauerbundes e.V., 1927, no. 2, with illustration (page 39); Berlin city map (city centre) of the Exhibition, Fair and Tourism Office, [1927 ?] (page 20); 'Europa auf Reisen' no. 131, 1927, with illustration (page 17).

Authority history: In 1882, a number of merchants, business representatives and other dignitaries from the Stuttgart region founded the "Württembergischer Verein für Handelsgeographie und Förderung Deutscher Interessen im Ausland" (Württemberg Association for Commercial Geography and Promotion of German Interests Abroad). The objective was "the promotion of geography, economy and culture". Within a few years, a rapidly growing collection of ethnological objects from all over the world was created in addition to other association activities, such as an extensive lecture programme. The collection was initially housed in rented premises on the gallery of the Gewerbehalle and was officially declared a museum of ethnology based on scientific principles on 1 June 1889 (guest book in Bü 1209).After many years of planning, the search for a suitable building site (the discussion included locations such as the site of the former Neue Lusthaus and the burnt-out Hoftheater), the provision of the necessary funds and a major architectural competition, a neoclassical museum building was erected at today's Hegelplatz/Herdweg site according to the plans of the young Stuttgart architect Eser. The main operator of the new building project, the chairman of the association (since 1890) and generous sponsor Count Karl von Linden, died in January 1910 after the laying of the foundation stone of a serious illness. It was decided, in appreciation of his merits, to name the new ethnological museum "Linden-Museum". On 28 May 1911 the opening ceremony took place in the presence of the Württemberg royal couple. In addition to the association with board, committee and numerous members, a scientific director now joined the museum. The first museum director was the naval doctor and ethnologist Dr. Augustin Krämer. He was assisted by Heinrich Fischer, who had been recruited by Count von Linden at the turn of the century, former employee of the Natural History Cabinet and from 1932 director of the museum, as the editor of the collection accesses. The following four phases can be discerned in the eventful development of the museum: 1882 to 1911 (from the foundation of the association to the occupation of the museum's purpose-built building),1911 to 1945 (until the end of World War II with extensive war damage),1945 to 1973 (from reconstruction to the transition to the public sector),Since 1973 (State Museum of Ethnology).100 years of existence were celebrated with a large museum festival on 28 May 2011. The history of the association and the museum, from its beginnings to the present day, is documented in detail by numerous publications and anniversary commemorations (including Bü 392 and 903) as well as by the written documents and pictorial documents recorded in the classification points of Group 2.5 Special Survey. Further details can therefore be omitted at this point. Inventory history: Since the Verein für Handelsgeographie and the resulting Linden-Museum were privately initiated institutions, the creation of files did not follow the usual administrative procedures. The core of the tradition are the extensive correspondences of the chairman Count Karl von Linden and the long-time treasurer and chairman Theodor Wanner, as well as other personalities of the association committee and - connected with the opening of the museum building - the scientific director. The personal commitment of Count von Linden in maintaining worldwide contacts with German colonial officials, colonial officers, overseas merchants, captains and missionaries is reflected in the written tradition and even more in the rapidly growing ethnological collections. The later scientific correspondence documents the networking of the museum with other renowned institutions and persons as well as the extremely large activities within the framework of lecture programmes and exhibition projects. Subject files, various publications, extensive collections of newspaper clippings, memorabilia and pictorial documents round off the collection. Due to the close interlinking of association and museum, no separation of provenance was made, only the internal name "Vereinangelegenheiten" for parts of the tradition was retained. The collection also contains documents on the Daughter Institute for Foreign Relations founded in 1915/1916 on the initiative of Theodor Wanner and on the German Colonial Museum. Processing report: The handover of the holdings EL 232 Linden-Museum (Staatliches Museum für Völkerkunde) took place in three stages:Access to files 1993/043, now Bü 1-347 with gaps:When the work was taken over by the undersigned, this part had already been taken out of the files under the direction of Dr. Nicole Bickhoff by the archivist Hans-Jürgen Seifried, captured in the titles and provisionally packed. The formation of a finding aid was still pending. About 150 files were cashed (mainly receipts, invoice duplicates for Tribus yearbooks, daily statistics for in-house exhibitions). Since no old principles of order were recognizable, the partial holdings were classified internally in the archives according to correspondence series and fact files.file access 2011/032 (box 1-96), now Bü 348-666, and file access 2011/039 (box 97-178), now Bü 667-959:These deliveries were packed in boxes and sorted according to a museum-internal four-part chronological order scheme (cf. above history of authorities). This was largely adopted in the archival classification. The AZs mostly related within a classification point were indicated in the headings. File Access 2012/012 (List Number 1-98), now Books 960-1064, and File Access 2012/035 (List Number 102-252), now Books 1065-1226:This delivery layer consisted mainly of binders with leaflet covers, as well as registrants, repertories, cash books and member directories in tape form. It was classified internally within the archive on the basis of the structure of the previous partial stocks. At present, the holdings of EL 232 Linden-Museum (Staatliches Museum für Völkerkunde) comprise 1211 archive units. Individual archive units are still subject to the statutory blocking periods. The signing and classification was done by the undersigned after preliminary work by Dr. Nicole Bickhoff and Hans-Jürgen Seifried.Ludwigsburg, June 2012Regina Schneider

Par. critically notes that in the latest issue of the magazine of the addressee, the book of Paul Rohrbach "The German thought in the world" is displayed; par. suggests to the counter-script "The German thought in the world. To point out a critical appreciation of the book of the same name by "Paul Rohrbach" by Friedrich Siebert from Munich, which was published in the Verl. "The book by Siebert contains a well-founded criticism of the still missing correct sense of German style, and on the use of a Latin script for such a book.

Contains among other things: Report on the 9th Congress of the International Chamber of Commerce from 28 June to 3 July 1937 in Berlin and resolutions passed there; Druck 1937 StS f.d. Ernst Trendelenburg: The economic significance of colonial possessions and imperial ties for the motherland 1938 Acknowledgment to the statesmen of the western world that war had been avoided Nov. 1938

Correspondence on various questions of cooperation; flyer: Memories of Goßner's legacy, 1908; 3 resolutions of the Goßner Mission concerning its independent continuation, Dr., 1920; Disputes about advertising work in Minden-Ravensberg, especially by Cand. Wilh. Heß, 1936-1938; Agreement of the Goßnerschen and Rheinische Mission about their work in the Ravensberger Land, 1938; Flyer: To the registered friends and staff of the Goßnersche Mission, Sept. 1939; A door into the world, in (Mainz-)Kastel e. interesting student residence, Dr., 1949; correspondence about mission professorship at Mainz University, 1948-1949

Contains among other things: Brochure "Die Aufgaben der Forschung am Nordpol und Südpol", 1898; Correspondence with the Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft, Department Frankfurt; Brochure "Die geplante deutsche Südpolar-Expedition", 1899; Memorandum on the German Antarctic Expedition, Berlin 1911; Brochure "Deutsche Hilfe für die Schröder-Stranz-Expedition", Frankfurt 1913

Contains: Chapter IV - VII: "My Africa Time 1904-1907, Brigade Commander in Mulhouse 1907-1910, Division Commander in Freiburg 1910-1913, Commanding General of the Strasbourg Army Corps 1913-1917".

Also includes: Emperor Charles V and Philip II of Spain. Overview "Friedrich Meinecke: Weltbürgertum und Nationstaat". Summary Handwritten notes (including raison d'état, colonial history of Germany and France) Excerpt from party history in Germany up to 1914

Collectables, manuscripts, photos

Personal Records of the Kaufmanns C. F. Wetschky, member of the Elberfelder Missionsgesellschaft; Missions-Nachrichten aus aller Welt, Mitgliederlisten, Mitgliederversammlungen; Elberfelder Bibelgesellschaft, Barmer Missionsverein, Wupperthaler Tractat-Gesellschaft, Gesellschaft der Menschenfreunde; Hallisches Missionsseminar, Baseler Missions-Institut, Jänickesche Missionsschule in Berlin; New evang. Church in Barmen; London Society for the Promotion of Christianity among the Israelites; list of meetings in the area; world map of 1820, silhouettes, engravings, leaflets, Dr.; News of the expansion of the Kingdom of Jesus in general and through missionaries among the Gentiles, Vol. 5, H.4, 1819;[Diarium bound in leather, 1958 handed over to the RMG by H. Bächtold, Basel]

1866-1873 missionary in Sumatra, 1873-1889 teacher at the mission seminar, 1889-1903 1st inspector; Fabri to scribe in Prau Sorat/Sumatra, 1866-1873; reports of departure and arrival on Sumatra, station reports from Prau Sorat, 1866-1873; Batak teachers and Catechists to scribes, Batak language, 1873-1874; text fragment in Altbataksch by scribes; description of the duties as 1st inspector, 1889; Duitsch-Hollandse Gemeente, Otjimbingue, to scribes, c. 1893; Kaiserl. German state capital, Otjimbingue, to Schreiber, 1894; Gottfried Schlegtendal/Tres Forquilhas to Schreiber, 1896; letters from his Indonesia trip to his family, 1898-1899; letters from his Indonesia trip to Deputation, 1898; Count Udo von Stolberg-Wernigerode from Berlin to Schreiber, 1902; death announcement of Schreiber. Deputation, Dr. 1903; Condolences from around the world, 2 portfolios, 1903; J. Warneck: In memory of Dr. A. Schreiber, 1903

Contains: Technical literature, association publications and special editions, lectures and congress contributions by Paul Klunzinger, among others. Writings of the Donau-Verein (German-Austrian-Hungarian Association for Inland Navigation); Communications on Inland Navigation Congresses; Association of Technicians in Upper Austria; Special editions of the Austrian Association of Engineers and Architects; Lectures on the project on the curvature of the Vienna River; Writings of the Zentralverein für Fluss und Kanalschifffahrt in Österreich (formerly Donau-Verein); Documents on Waterway Days in Vienna (for the time being: German-Austrian-Hungarian Association for Inland Navigation); Documents on the Waterway Days in Vienna (for the time being: German-Austrian-Hungarian Association for Inland Navigation). T. with annexes: The warehouse of the City of Vienna); tasks of hydraulic engineering and its economic connection by Rudolf Halter (with personal dedication of the author); Excerpt Minutes of Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers, London Contains also: Map of Upper Italy (left); map of the city of Vienna (right). o. Meran, left and Verona, right o. Millstätter See, right and Trieste); map of Bukowina; map of Belarus (Brest-Litowsk) Issue of the Weekly for German World and Colonial Politics 6 (1917)

title: 'Schotte's Verkehrsglobus edited by Dr M. Groll cartographer & lecturer at the University of Berlin. Verlag Ernst Schotte & Co. Berlin.''