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                <text>Korrespondenz von Missionaren mit Direktor Karl Hartenstein, 1928-1939, Mappen in alphabetischer Reihenfolge/Correspondence from missionaries with Director Karl Hartenstein, 1928-1939, arranged alphabetically; Missionare/Missionaries:Johannes Asili, Adolf Fahr, Karl Gengenbach, Friedrich Glöckel, Johannes Ittmann, Jacob Keyam, Rudolf Leimbacher,  Maurice Leenhardt, Ernst Lamparter, Paul Lierack, Friedrich Lutz, Karl Lipp, Albert Nees, Walter Oettli, Eugen Rapp, Theodor Schreiner, Anna Schuler, Georg und Babetta Tischhauser,  Adolf Vielhauer, Marie Walcher, Karl und Emma Weber, Hans Wildi, Paul Wöhr, Otto Zinniker, Marie Zürcher, Wilhelm Zürcher
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                <text>Korrespondenz von Missioanren mit Inspektor Emanuel Kellerhalsund Inspektor Hans Huppenbauer, Mappen in alphabetischer Reihenfolge/Correspondence from missionaries with Inspector Emanuel Kellerhals and Inspector Hans Huppenbauer; arranged alphabetically; Missionare/Missionaries: Heinrich Bächtold, Friedrich Bärtschi, Jakob Berweger, Else Bleher, Heinrich und Johanna Bohner, Hans Büchner, Rudolf Bürki, W. Ebert, Jakob Erne, Rudolf Fisch, Friedrich Fischer, Charles Frey, Friedrich Glöckel, Georg Hässig, Adelheid Hummel, Gotthilf Jäger, Arthur Jehle, Friedrich Jost, Erwin Keller, Jakob und Louise Keller, Christian Kölle, Emilie Krautter, Paul Lierack, Jakob Lochmann,  Friedrich Lutz Adolf und Margarethe Martin, Paul Mohr, Gottlieb Nyfeler, Karl Seibold, Otto Schimming, Paul Schmid, Anna Schnetzer, Julius Schweizer,  Heinrich Stahl, Paul Steiner, Friedrich und Wilhelmine Steudle,Wiliam Stokes, Karl Stolz, Wilhelm Trautwein, Marie Walcher, Samuel Weisser, Paul Weller,  Karl Weiber, Wilhelm Wiedemann, Carl Wittwer, Eduard Wunderli, Heinrich Zittel  
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                <text>Kamerun/Cameroon:Korrespondenz zwischen der Basler Mission und anderen Missionsgesellschaften,mit  Inhaltsverzeichnis/Correspondence between the Basel Mission and other missionary societies, with content list: I. Pariser Mission (Inhaltsverzeichnis, Mappen 1-9)/1.Paris Mission (Table of contents, folders 1-9); II. Baptisten Mission/Baptists missionary societies; III. United Free Church of Scotland; IV. Amerikanische Presbyterianer Mission/Foreign Mission of the Presbyterian Church in U.S.A.    
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