The German Colonies' Production
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Only production for export can be expressed in figures; production for domestic trade can not be registered, and there are only
isolated data on production for their own consumption. In the case of certain articles, figures for production and export should
coincide, such as in the case of caoutchouk and in the case of exclusive plantation products such as sisal hemp and cocoa.
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A. Animal Products
I.) Live Animals (domesticated as well as wild) | |
Togo
Kamerun
Suedwestafrika
Ostafrika
total |
| 1911
Mark
420,000
2,000
46,000
69,000
537,000 |
| 1910
Mark
229,000
10,000
105,000
73,000
417,000 |
| 1909
Mark
242,000
5,000
81,000
97,000
425,000 |
| 1908
Mark
133,717
98,444
6,945
175,382
414,488 |
| 1907
Mark
88,566
54,227
2,743
219,709
365,245 |
| 1906
Mark
78,893
56,620
-
150,609
285,122 |
| 1905
Mark
86,559
4,782
-
182,476
273,817 |
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In 1909 Neu-Guinea has exported about 3300 paradise bird bellows, at a value of 65,000 Mark, 1910 about 4650 at a value
of 139,000 Mark, 1911 even 8779 at a value of 278,500 Mark.
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A. Animal Products
2.) Skins and furs (also od wild animals, seals etc.) | |
Togo
Kamerun
Suedwestafrika
Ostafrika
total |
| 1911
Mark
12,000
11,000
324,000
3,037,000
3,384,000 |
| 1910
Mark
3,000
5,000
124,000
2,889,000
3,021,000 |
| 1909
Mark
14,000
5,000
180,000
2,030,000
2,229,000 |
| 1908
Mark
7,182
3,264
131,909
841,469
983,824 |
| 1907
Mark
24,961
2,464
108,739
1,898,045
2,034,209 |
| 1906
Mark
8,196
2,672
137,600
2,030,730
2,179,198 |
| 1905
Mark
5,873
1,345
81,280
1,478,641
1,567,139 |
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A. Animal Products
3.) Ivory | |
Togo
Kamerun
Suedwestafrika
Ostafrika
total |
| 1911
Mark
36,000
581,000
-
486,000
1,103,000 |
| 1910
Mark
33,000
625,000
22,000
743,000
1,423,000 |
| 1909
Mark
46,000
879,000
-
1,026,000
1,980,000 |
| 1908
Mark
80,730
900,368
1,375
605,829
1,588,302 |
| 1907
Mark
131,393
1,073,802
125
633,397
1,868,717 |
| 1906
Mark
64,207
904,733
90
433,380
1,402,410 |
| 1905
Mark
40,775
1,270,316
-
485,819
1,796,910 |
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A. Animal Products
4.) wax of bees and other insects | |
Ostafrika |
| 1911
Mark
816,000 |
| 1910
Mark
672,000 |
| 1909
Mark
659,000 |
| 1908
Mark
1,168,128 |
| 1907
Mark
1,471,248 |
| 1906
Mark
788,105 |
| 1905
Mark
1,289,647 |
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Other production of animal products is presently, in the German colonies, of yet little importance. To be mentioned are milk, butter,
cheese, eggs (export Deutsch-Ostafrika 1911 : 187,000 Mark, 1910 : 170,000 Mark, 1909 : 145,000 Mark, 1908 : 86,316 Mark, 1907 :
179,000 Mark, 196 : 138,000 Mark, 1905 : 152,000 Mark, 1904 : 122,000 Mark), meat (Suedwestafrika 1911 : 1500 Mark, 1919 :
23,000 Mark), wool (Deutsch-Suedwestafrika exported 1911 for 74,000 Mark, 1910 for 76,000 Mark, 1909 for 35,000 Mark, 1908 for
19,000 Mark, 1907 for 7000 Mark, 1906 for 2000 Mark), ostrich feathers (export of Deutsch-Suedwestafrika 1911 : 80,000 Mark,
1910 : 52,000 Mark, 1909 : 35,000 Mark, 1908 : 63,000 Mark, 1907 : 41,000 Mark, 1906 : 51,000 Mark), tortoise-shell and mother-of-pearl
(export German Pacific colonies 1911 and 1910 : 32,000 Mark each, 1909 : 54,000 Mark, 1908 : 16,000 Mark, 1907 : 43,000 Mark,
1906 : 38,000 Mark), shark fins (export of the Marshall Islands 1911 : 1,000 Mark, 1910 -.- Mark, 1909 1,000 Mark, 1908 2,000 Mark,
1907 : 6,000 Mark, 1906 : 1,000 Mark) and finally Guano (Suedwestafrika 1911 : 8,000 Mark, 1910 : -.-, 1909 : 4,000 Mark, 1908 :
8,000, 1907 : 12,000, 1906 : 24,000 Mark. The value of the animal products from the German protectorates on the world market was,
on average over the last years, about seven million Mark.
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B. Vegetable Products
1.) Caoutchouc and Guttapercha | |
Togo
Kamerun
Ostafrika
Pacific
total |
| 1911
Mark
832,000
11,030,000
4,781,000
120,000
16,763,000 |
| 1910
Mark
1,147,000
11,072,000
6,195,000
79,000
18,493,000 |
| 1909
Mark
969,000
7,552,000
2,768,000
46,000
11,335,000 |
| 1908
Mark
587,000
4,780,000
1,003,000
42,000
6,412,000 |
| 1907
Mark
1,095,000
7,641,000
2,039,000
16,000
10,791,000 |
| 1906
Mark
1,161,000
4,677,000
2,386,000
4,000
8,228,000 |
| 1905
Mark
1,002,000
4,071,000
2,257,000
-
7,330,000 |
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B. Vegetable Products
2.) Cotton (including Kapok) | |
Togo
Ostafrika
total |
| 1911
Mark
560,000
1,356,000
1,916,000 |
| 1910
Mark
456,000
751,000
1,207,000 |
| 1909
Mark
417,000
440,000
857,000 |
| 1908
Mark
366,000
249,000
615,000 |
| 1907
Mark
231,000
225,000
456,000 |
| 1906
Mark
165,000
179,300
344,300 |
| 1905
Mark
89,000
196,000
285,000 |
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As in the previous year, Kamerun exported a (rather low) quantity of cotton.
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B. Vegetable Products
3.) sisal hemp | |
Ostafrika |
| 1911
Mark
4,532,000 |
| 1910
Mark
3,012,000 |
| 1909
Mark
2,333,000 |
| 1908
Mark
2,866,000 |
| 1907
Mark
2,162,000 |
| 1906
Mark
1,368,000 |
| 1905
Mark
1,071,000 |
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B. Vegetable Products
4.) Copra | |
Togo
Ostafrika
Pacific wo. Samoa
Bismarck-Archipelago,
Kaiser-Wilhelmsland
East Carolinas
West Carolinas,
Marianas and Palau
Marshall Islands
Samoa
total |
| 1911
Mark
64,000
1,845,000
4,500,000
3,583,000
16,763,000 |
| 1910
Mark
41,000
2,343,000
3,039,000
196,000
290,000
787,000
2,971,000
9,667,000 |
| 1909
Mark
34,000
798,000
2,172,000
140,000
186,000
730,000
2,580,000
6,640,000 |
| 1908
Mark
19,000
806,000
1,550,000
85,000
144,000
712,000
2,355,000
5,671,000 |
| 1907
Mark
11,000
1,345,000
1,808,000
79,000
116,000
408,000
1,560,000
5,327,000 |
| 1906
Mark
8,000
1,087,000
1,419,000
124,000
145,000
570,000
2,891,000
6,244,000 |
| 1905
Mark
3,000
916,000
1,234,000
91,000
188,000
695,000
1,979,000
5,106,000 |
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B. Vegetable Products
5.) palm kernels and palm oil | |
Togo
Kamerun
total |
| 1911
Mark
5,267,000
5,592,000
10,839,000 |
| 1910
Mark
3,286,000
4,813,000
8,079,000 |
| 1909
Mark
2,547,000
3,708,000
6,255,000 |
| 1908
Mark
1,555,000
3,191,000
4,746,000 |
| 1907
Mark
1,399,000
4,183,000
5,582,000 |
| 1906
Mark
862,000
2,958,000
3,820,000 |
| 1905
Mark
757,000
2,459,000
3,216,000 |
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B. Vegetable Products
6.) coffee | |
Deutsch-Ostafrika |
| 1911
Mark
1,286,000 |
| 1910
Mark
838,000 |
| 1909
Mark
886,000 |
| 1908
Mark
942,000 |
| 1907
Mark
549,000 |
| 1906
Mark
531,000 |
| 1905
Mark
464,000 |
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Togo has exported coffee at a value of 2,000 Mark in 1911. Neu-Guinea, too, produces some coffee, 1908 12,000 Mark, 1909 : 9,000
Mark, 1910 and 1911 a negligible amount, as does Samoa.
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B. Vegetable Products
7.) cocoa | |
Togo
Kamerun
Samoa
total |
| 1911
Mark
174,000
3,327,000
770,000
4,271,000 |
| 1910
Mark
96,000
3,055,000
555,000
3,706,000 |
| 1909
Mark
94,000
2,854,000
406,000
3,354,000 |
| 1908
Mark
69,000
2,654,000
245,000
2,968,000 |
| 1907
Mark
51,000
2,704,000
117,000
2,872,000 |
| 1906
Mark
22,000
1,167,000
101,000
1,290,000 |
| 1905
Mark
10,000
1,281,000
30,000
1,321,000 |
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In the last years Ostafrika and Neu-Guinea export cocoa, the former 1909 : 9000 Mark, 1910 55,000 Mark, 1911 73,000 Mark,
the latter in the last two years 10,000 Mark each.
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B. Vegetable Products
8.) maize | |
Togo |
| 1911
Mark
174,000 |
| 1910
Mark
290,000 |
| 1909
Mark
979,000 |
| 1908
Mark
2,031,000 |
| 1907
Mark
1,199,000 |
| 1906
Mark
433,000 |
| 1905
Mark
567,000 |
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B. Vegetable Products
9.) lumber | |
Togo
Kamerun
Deutsch-Ostafrika
total |
| 1911
Mark
7,000
388,000
614,000
1,009,000 |
| 1910
Mark
4,000
144,000
482,000
630,000 |
| 1909
Mark
4,000
177,000
128,000
309,000 |
| 1908
Mark
8,000
159,000
123,000
290,000 |
| 1907
Mark
6,000
95,000
59,000
160,000 |
| 1906
Mark
2,000
119,000
40,000
161,000 |
| 1905
Mark
-
150,000
87,000
207,000 |
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Our colonies owe a number of further export products to the world of plants. Ostafrika exports legumes,
from the coast predominantly to Zanzibar (1911 : 50,000 Mark, 1910 : 193,000 Mark, 1909 : 82,000 Mark,
1908 : 73,000 Mark), from the Lake Region exclusively to British East Africa (1911 : 122,000 Mark,
1910 : 104,000 Mark, 1909 : 80,000 Mark, 1908 : 147,000 Mark), grain and rice (despite the fact that the
colony's own demand has to be imported), further fruit, bananas, pineapples, fresh coconuts, cola and
njabi nuts (Kamerun 1911 : 102,000 Mark, 1910 : 51,000 Mark, 1909 : 39,000 Mark). further spices
(Togo's pepper export 1910 and 1909 : 7000 Mark each, 1911 : 9000 Mark), Kawa roots (Samoan export
1911 : 23,000 Mark, 1910 : 6,000 Mark, 1909 : 33,000 Mark, 1908 : 62,000 Mark, 1907 : 84,000 Mark,
1906 : 25,000 Mark), tobacco (Deutsch-Ostafrika 1908 : 51,000 Mark, 1909 : 17,000 Mark, 1910 : 12,000
Mark, Kamerun 1911 : 25,000 Mark, 1910 : 4,000 Mark and Micronesia smaller amounts), oil plants such
as sesame, peanuts (Deutsch-Ostafrika 1911 : 994,000 Mark, 1910 : 596,000 Mark, 1909 : 231,000
Mark, 1908 : 344,000 Mark), Schibutter (1908 Togo 19,000 Mark, 1909 even 188,000 Mark, 1910 again
only 11,000 Mark, 1911 : 24,000 Mark, Kamerun 1908 : 4000 Mark, 1909 23,000 Mark, 1910 14,000 Mark,
1911 5,000 Mark), finally tanning barks (mangroves, tanners' acacias) and stone fruits (export from the
Bismarck Archipelago 1911 : 21,000 Mark, 1910 : 32,000 Mark, 1908 and 1909 9,000 Mark each, 1907
6,000 Mark, 1906 3,000 Mark).
Our colonies' total export of vegetable products in 1908 considerably exceeds 50 million Mark.
As a product on the border between vegetable products and minerals Copal has to be mentioned, white to
reddish resin of a tree growing wild; it is of the highest quality, if found by excavation of subterranean
deposits, the remnants of decomposed tree parts.
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Kamerun
Deutsch-Ostafrika
total |
| 1911
Mark
2,000
107,000
109,000 |
| 1910
Mark
2,000
149,000
151,000 |
| 1909
Mark
2,000
152,000
154,000 |
| 1908
Mark
4,000
139,000
143,000 |
| 1907
Mark
3,000
138,000
141,000 |
| 1906
Mark
4,000
118,000
122,000 |
| 1905
Mark
800
138,000
138,800 |
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Of interest are gold (export Deutsch-Ostafrika 1911 : 1,023,000 Mark, 1910 : 843,000 Mark, 1909 : 240,000 Mark,
1908 : 18,000 Mark, 1907 : 32,000 Mark, 1906 : 22,000 Mark), diamonds (first finds near Luederitzbucht July 1908,
export 1908 51,000 Mark, 1909 15,436,000 Mark, 1910 26,869,000 Mark, 1911 only 23,034,000 Mark), copper
(export Deutsch-Suedwestafrika 1906 : 230 tons, 47,000 Mark, 1907 : 8428 tons, 1,283,000 Mark, 1908 :
31,000 tons, 6,296,000 Mark, 1909 : 4,655,000 Mark, 1910 : 5,697,000 Mark, 1911 : 3,754,000 Mark), lead
(Suedwestafrika 1911 : 346,000 Mark, 1910 : 861,000 Mark, 1909 : 982,000 Mark), phosphate (South Sea Islands
1907 : 698,000 Mark, 1908 : 3,301,000 Mark, 1909 : 4,698,000 Mark, 1910 : 3,657,000 Mark, 1911 : 6,558,000
Mark).
"The view is gaining ground that in the coming years a large part of our demand in raw materials can, and has to be,
obtained from our colonies."
Herr von Lindequist in his programmatical speech as secretary of state, in the Reichstag.
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| Colonial Literature and Maps | |
Adolf Friedrich, Herzog zu Mecklenburg. Vom Kongo zum Niger. Berichte der Zentral-Afrika-Expedition 1910/11,
(From the Congo to the Niger, Report of the Central Africa Expedition 1910/11) 1912, 2 volumes, 20 Mark.
Dr. Chr. G. Barth, Unsere Schutzgebiete nach ihren wirtschaftlichen Verhaeltnissen, im Lichte der Erdkunde dargestellt
(The economic condition of our protectorates, described from a geographic perspective), 1909, paperback 1,-,
hardcover 1,25.
Kurt von Boeckmann, Die Geltung der Reichsverfassung in den deutschen Kolonien (the validity of the Reich constitution
in the German colonies), 1912, 272 pp., 5.20 Mark
Antonie Brandeis, nee Ruete, Kochbuch fuer die Tropen. Nach langjaehrigen Erfahrungen in den Tropen und Subtropen
zusammengestellt (cookbook for the tropics, composed after years of experience in the tropics and subtropics), 316 pp.,
octavo, hardcover 3.75 Mark
Das Deutsche Kolonialreich, Eine Laenderkunde der deutschen Schutzgebiete. (The German Colonial Empire, a country
study of the German protectorates). Edited by Prof. Dr. Hans Meyer, with 67 coloured plates, 48 coloured loose maps
and 56 text maps, 2 volumes, hardcover 15 Mark each.
Das ueberseeische Deutschland. Die Deutschen Kolonien in Wort und Bild (Germany overseas. The German colonies in text
and illustration.) 2nd edition, revised after the newest data by Col. Hutter, Prof. Dr. Dove, H. Seidel, Dr. F. Reinicke, Dr. Schrameier,
Dr. E. Obst, Dr. R. Buettner, C. von Beck, 2 volumes, many maps and illustrations, 1910, bound 15.-
Bernhard Dernburg, Die Vorbedingungen fuer erfolgreiche koloniale und ueberseeische Betaetigung (Preconditions for successful
colonial and overseas activity), 1912, 31 pp., 1.-
M. Eckert, Wirtschaftsatlas der Deutschen Kolonien (Economic atlas of the German colonies), 1912, 52 coloured map pages,
3.-
Fruwirth : Die Zuechtung kolonialer Gewaechse (breeding of colonial plants), 1912, 184 pp., 10.-
Paul Graetz, Im Mptorboot quer durch Afrika. Vom Indischen Ozean zum Kongo (in the motor boat across Africa, from
the Indian Ocean to the Congo) 1912, 210 pp., 6.50 Mark
Konrad Guenther : Gerhard Rohlfs. Lebensbild eines Afrikaforschers (Gerhard Rohlfs, Biography of an Africa explorer), 1912, 352 pp., 8.-
Prof.Dr.Hassert, Deutschlands Kolonien. Erwerbungs- und Entwicklungsgeschichte, Landes- und Volkskunde und wirtschaftliche
Bedeutung unserer Schutzgebiete. (Germany's colonies. History of their acquisition and development, study of countries and
peoples, and the economic importance of our protectorates), 2nd, extended and completely revised edition with 7 maps, 2 diagrams,
29 plates and 59 text illustrations 11.-, hardcover 12.-
Dr. Adolf Heilborn, Die Deutschen Kolonien (The German colonies) in the series : Land und Leute, 3.ed, 1912, 180 pp., 1.25 Mark
Willy Hintze, das Geldwesen in den deutschen Schutzgebieten (currency in the German protectorats) 1912, 131 pp., 2.-
Hoffmann : Ueber Wesen und Ursache der Afrikanischen Schlafkrankheit (on nature and causes of the African sleeping sickness), 1912,
116 pp., 4.-
O. Joehlinger, Deutschlands Kolonialwirtschaft im Jahre 1912. Ein finanzieller und wirtschaftlicher Rueckblick. (German coloonial
economy in 1912. A financial and economical retrospect). K.R. I 13, 1.-
O. Joehlinger, Das heimische Kapital und die Kolonien. Gesichtspunkte einer kolonialen Investitionspolitik. (German capital and the
colonies. Aspects of a colonial investment policy), K.R. XI. 12, 1.-
O. Joehlinger, Fie wirtschaftliche Bedeutung unserer Kolonien. Sechs Vorlesungen fuer Kaufleute. (The economic significance of our
colonies. Six lectures for merchants), paperback 2.-, hardcover 3.-
Dr. Alois Junker, Die deutschen Kolonien (the German colonies), 1912, 282 pp., 1.-
Juergen Juergensen, Die grosse Expedition. Ein Kongoroman (The great expedition. A Congo novel), translated from the Danish by Hermann Kij, 1912,
339 pp., 4.-
Kolonial-Handels-Adressbuch (Colonial merchants directory), edited by Joh. Tesch, 264 pp., 4.-
Der Kolonialfreund. Kritischer Fuehrer durch die volkstuemliche deutsche Kolonialliteratur von E. Sembritzki, Dr. E. Buchmann und R.
Wagner (The colonial friend. A critical guide through popular German colonial literature by ...), 1912, 2.-
von Koenig, Die wichtigsten Fragen der kolonialen Schulpolitik (The most important questions regarding colonial school policy),
K.R. I 12, 1.-
von Koenig, Die Eingeborenen-Schulen in den deutschen Kolonien Afrikas und der Suedsee. II. Togo, III/IV. Ostafrika, V. Suedsee
(the schools for the natives in the German colonies in Africa and the Pacific, II. Togo, III/IV Ostafrika, V Pavific), K.R. I 12, 1.- each
A. Merensky, Wie erzieht man am besten den Neger zur Plantagenarbeit, (how to best educate the negro for plantation labour), 1912,
-.80 Mark
Paul Mohr, Die Kolonien und die Reichsverfassung (The colonies and the Reich constitution), 1912, 88 pp., 2.-
Wilhelm Monckmeier, Die deutsche ueberseeische Auswanderung, (German overseas emigration), 1912, 269 pp., 2.-
Dr. Olpp, Stand und Bedeutung der aerztlichen Mission in den deutschen Kolonien (present condition and importance of medical mission
in the German colonies), K.R. X 12, 1.-
Prof.Dr. P. Preuss, Die Kokospalme und ihre Kultur (the cocos palm and its culture), with 17 plates, 20 text illustrations and
several tables, 1911, hardcover 8.-
Ratgeber fuer die Ausruestung von Reisenden nach Uebersee und Tropen (Manual for the equipment of travellers heading for overseas
and into the tropics) by Ch. F. Harford, German translation by Dr. F. Paech and J. Steiner, 148 pp., Dietrich Reimer (Ernst Vohsen)
Berlin 1910, 1.- Mark
Dr. Kurt Romberg, Kolonialbeamtengesetz (Law on the Colonial Officer), 391 pp., 5.-
Reinhold Ruge : Tropenkrankheiten und Tropenhygiene (tropical diseases and tropical hygiene), 1912, 436 pp., 12.-
Dr. K. Schneider, Jahrbuch ueber die deutschen Kolonien (Yearbook on the German Colonies), V. issue, 1912, hardcover 5.- Mark
Dr. H. Schubotz, Zoologie I (Ergebnisse der deutschen Zentral-Afrika-Expedition 1907/08 unter Fuehrung Ad. Friedrichs, Herzog zu Mecklenburg)
Zoology I (Results of the German Central Africa Expedition, headed by Adolf Friedrich, Herzog zu Mecklenburg), 496 pp., 18.75 Mark
Die deutschen Schutzgebiete in Afrika und in der Suedsee 1911/12 (The German protectorates in Africa and in the Pacific),
edited by the Reichskolonialamt (Reich colonial office), 1913, paperback 10.50, hardcover 12.- Mark
Walter Steegmueller, Die Erwerbung und der rechtliche Charakter der deutschen Schutzgebiete (the acquisition and the legal nature of
the German protectorates), 1912, 134 pp., 1.25
J. Strehl, Der Hausbau in den Tropen (house construction in the tropics), 66 pp., 2.-
J. Tesch, Die Laufbahn des deutschen Kolonialbeamten, ihre Pflichten und Rechte (The career of the German colonial officer, his duties and rights)
1910, hardcover 7.60
Hermann Thomsen, Deutsches Land in Afrika (German land in Africa), 1911, 185 pp., 16.-
Der Tropenwirt. Landwirtschaftlicher Kalender fuer die Tropen. Hilfstaschenbuch fuer den taeglichen Gebrauch. (The tropical farmer.
Almanach for the tropics, pocket manual for daily use), edited by Dr. S. Soskin, V. issue, 1913, hardcover 3.-
Ernst Vohsen, Deutschland und der Kongostaat. Ein Appell an die deutschen Handelskammern (Germany and the Congo State. An appeal
directed at the German chambers of commerce) 72 pp., with a map of Africa, 1.-
von der Heydt's Kolonialhandbuch. Jahrbuch der deutschen Kolonial- und Uebersee-Unternehmungen (Colonial manual. Yearbook of the German
colonial and overseas endevours) ed. by Franz Mensch and Julius Hellmann, VI. issue, 1912
D. Westermann, Die Nutzpflanzen unserer Kolonien und ihre wirtschaftliche Bedeutung (Useful plants of our colonies and their economic
importance), with 36 coloured plates, elegant binding 5.-
D. Westermann, Die Sudansprachen. Eine sprachvergleichende Studie (The Sudanese languages. A comparative linguistic study), 222 pp.,
1 map, 1911, 14.-
Winkler, Botanisches Hilfsbuch fuer Pflanzer, Kolonialbeamtem Tropenkaufleute und Forschungsreisende (Botanic manual for planters,
colonial officers, tropics merchants and explorers), 1912, 322 pp., 12.-
Alwin Wuensche, Die deutschen Kolonien (the German colonies), 1912, 233 pp., 2.60
Zeitschrift fuer Kolonialsprachen (Magazine for colonial languages), edited by Carl Meinhof, Vol.I no.1 edited in annual volumes; numbers are
issued quarterly, volume price 12.-, number price 4.-
A. Zimmermann, Anleitung fuer die Baumwollkultur in den deutschen Kolonien (manual for the cultivation of cotton in the German colonies),
2nd edition, 1910, 2.-
Wandkarte der Deutschen Kolonien (wall map of the German colonies), edited by Paul Sprigade and Max Moisel, in the name of the
Deutsche Kolonialgesellschaft, 8 individual maps on a single sheet : survey map 1:60 million, Togo, Kamerun, Deutsch-Suedwestafrika,
Deutsch-Ostafrika 1:2 million each, German possessions in the Pacific 1:7.5 million, Kiautschou 1:400.000, Schantung 1:4 million,
Samoa 1:750.000, on linen with sticks, c.1.75x1.32 m, price 12.- Mark
Grosser Deutscher Kolonialatlas (Large German colonial atlas), edited by Paul Sprigade and Max Moisel in the name of the Reichskolonialamt
(Reich colonial office), Kamerun 1:1,000,000, leaf 8a (Mbaiki), leaf 8d (Bonga) - Deutsch-Ostafrika 1:1,000,000 leaf 17 (Muansa). Index of
names, Deutsch-Ostafrika, price per leaf 1.-, in pocket size 1.80 M.
Further notes on literature and maps can be found in Dietrich Reimer's "Mitteilungen fuer Ansiedler, Farmer, Tropenpflanzer, Beamte,
Forschungsreisende und Kaufleute". Issued quarterly, single issues at 30 Pfennig; yearly issue, postage included, at 1.60 Mark. Available at all
bookstores or directly from Dietrich Reimer (Erich Vohsen), Berlin SW 48.
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