Contains above all: Reports from the schools of the stations, approx. 100 pieces, loose in folders.

Contains: Progress report under the title Überschau über unsere Schulen, 15. Juli 1886, 84 pp., draft and print (lithography); collection of materials and drafts about teaching contents, approx. 200 pieces, loose in folder.

Contains: Collection of materials and reports on teaching content and school organisation, stapled in archive folder, approx. 1.5 cm thick.

Contains: Conference minutes, mostly in typewriter font. - Note: Filed by vintage, stapled, approx. 2.5 cm thick.

Contains among other things: Memorandum of the New Guinea Company about the German protectorate in the South Seas. Berlin, Nov. 1892 Map of German possessions in the Pacific Ocean, M.: 1:3 000 000 and M.: 1:12 000 000

Contains among other things: Australia's influence in Deutsch-Neu-Guinea Return of the Taulilslaven to the Taulistamm Tour of the Rösselgebirge by Knake and Behrendt (July/Sept. 1903)

Contains among other things: Definition of the border between the German and English colonies in New Guinea Maltreatment of Malaysian traders by German officials in New Guinea

Future of German New Guinea.

Note: Mostly in English, stitched in archive folder, approx. 2 cm thick.

Note: Correspondence between the president of the Lomé station, Bürgi, and the local colonial authorities.

Note: Until 1920 mostly in English, afterwards mostly in French, stapled in archive folder, approx. 2 cm thick.

Also contains: Indochina; Monaco

Contains: Entries by Fred Baldwin Kwami in Ewe in a booklet 22,5 x 17,5 cm, 57 p., glued in newspaper photo (portrait of Kwami).

Contains: Collection of instructions issued from Bremen to the stations, 1864-1877; correspondence with the State Secretary in the Foreign Office, von Jacobi, 1891-1901 - Note: Handfile of the Mission Inspector Friedrich Michael Zahn, approx. 1.5 cm thick, loose in folder.

Contains among other things: Negotiations of the German Armistice Delegation for Economy, 1940-1941 "Possibilities and Limits of a French War Compensation" as well as "The Raw Material Economic Importance of the French Colonial Area" - elaborations of the Reich Ministry of Economics, (1938) 1940 Booty and Confiscation in Occupied France with the Exception of Alsace and Lorraine, 1939, 1942-1943 Fuel Procurement for French West Africa as well as Commissioning of Foreign Ships by France. Discussion in the Foreign Office (record), 1941 France's obligation to reimburse the costs of restoration work in the occupied territories, 1942-1943

Fotografie; Postdampfer 'Henny Woermann', Kamerun - Linie, Seepost, Hamburg - Westafrika, 1912;nDeutsche Bundespost, Fernmeldetechnisches Zentralamt (FTZ), Bildstelle [Hersteller];nLabelling: I F 1, photograph; mail steamer 'Henny Woermann', Cameroon line, sea mail, Hamburg - West Africa, 1912; reverse

Contains: Materials on the sponsorships of German donors for the seminar training of Africans, 1904-1913; correspondence mainly with the donors, 1902-1913 - Note: Stitched in archive folder, 1.5 cm thick.

Contains: Sample of a payslip (16,5x10 cm, 27 p.) and a teacher's passport (11x21 cm., 24 p.), both in Ewe and printed; draft texts in German handwritten.

Folios 786-795. Pacific Islands: code 31, file 35774, paper 35774. Sent by the Colonial Office, 22/10/1906. Navigation of Gira River. Transmits copy of despatch from Governor General Australia respecting navigation of Gira River, Papua (formerly possession of British New Guinea) and the Waria River, in connection with suggested alteration of eastern portion of boundary between British and German New Guinea.

Folios 603-662. Pacific Islands / Korea: code 31, file 18696, paper 18696. Sent by the Director of Military Operations, 30/05/1906. Proceedings in German Protectorates. Forwards copies of 'Proceedings in German Protectorates during 1905' (New Guinea, East and West Carolines, Palau, Marianne and Marshall Islands) and 'Proceedings in Togoland during 1905' for information and retention.

New Guinea: provisional residence of the first German governor in Finschhafen, the first administrative seat of the state administration. / Photographer: Scherl