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Transcription: Reiseweg. Berlin ab Anhalter Bahnhof 88  abds. Fahrkarte nach Wien lösen. Wien an Nordwest-Bahnhof 8 morg. Zollkontrolle.Mittels Auto (festhalten) zum Ostbahnhof. Wien ab Ostbahnhof 910 " Fahrkarte Wien über Bruck-Budapest nach Bukarest lösen. Budapest an         "         ab 130nachm. 205     " In Budapest umsteigen in den Zug nach Buka= rest, der auf demselben Bahnhof auf anderem Bahnsteig steht. Predal an 70 früh Uhr eine Stunde weiter= stellen. Paß am ungari= schen und am rumäni= schen Schalter visieren lassen. Hierauf Zoll= revision, dann Weiter= fahrt nach Bukarest. Bukarest an        "        ab 11 50 mittags 1 10 mittags Hier Fahrkarte nach Rustschuck lösen dann Weiterfahrt mit Zug über Giurgewo nach Ramadan (Endstation an der Donau. ) Ramadan Hafen an 3 55 nachm. Hier zur Paßkontrolle und Zollrevision, dann mit Dampfer über die Donau nach Rutschuck. Hier wieder Paßkontrolle (Pasabnahme) und Zoll= revision. Fahrkarte nach Constan= tinopel lösen, Paßempfang dann Fahrt in durchge= hendem Wagen nach Con= statntinopel ; unterwegs Paßkontrolle und Zoll= revision in Svilengrad und Mustafa-Pascha. Constantinopel 9 51 abds.

Transcription: placed at his disposal, should also report for duty again in the Secretariat on the same date,  if that were agreeable to him. - On receiving this latter communication by the way, Avenol had telephoned to Jacklin sputtering with fury he was doing the most important work of his life,  that he would be angaged on it until the end of November and that he was being treated like a  Member of Section. He refused Jackin's suggest- ion that he might tell me something about it and threatend to bring the matter to the Su- pervisory Commision. - I had then remarked to Jacklin that I would be greatly relieved if I were treated by him as something so important  as a Member of Section and that while I had hoped not to have to make any report on Avenol to the Supervisory Committee, if he raied the matter, I would indulge myself for half-an-hour. - The other letter to Kisch was written by hand.  I think the reason must have been that he dared not to ket his private Secretaru see it. In it he said he wished only to express his heartfelt and profound admiration for the gallant fight the British were putting up ; they were fighting not only for themselves, but for all of us in the  world! I have often been nauseated by Avenol in recent months, but thi swas the limit ; it reflected I suppose the r eaction on him of the  continued British defence, but he also disclosed to Jacklin another reason by word of mouth: he told him he hoped to be made the go between the French and British Governments. When Jacklin told me this, I laughed saying that neither one or the other would touch him: Avenol was nobody in France and a lot less than that in London. He certainly is an  incredible creature.  Sent knowledge to Salem 26/9 Lester to Hambro Following is for your use at Supervisory Commission Stop I had intended discussing with the Commission the situa- tion of the Secretariat in Switzerland, the possibilities of work and survival here, the question of temporary transfer of all or part elsewhere. I have been rendered uneasy by the signs  of change of attitude of the Swiss Government in the last two months Stop There have been certain facts and fairly clear tendency which have led me to conflusion that the Swiss Govern- ment would not be displeased at Secretariat departure or liquidation Stop Appreciate Switzerland's difficulties due  to geographical position and recent events Stop Increasing volume of obstacles however render continued efficiency of technical services very doubtful and cannot shirk raisng  problem of transfer Stop Communications by letter are often  slow and uncertain and telegraphic communication with Geneva  is deteriorating Stop I have personally for more than sic months favoured - and still favour - transfer from Switzerland of vital techni- cal elements, but policy puresued till first September prevented serious consideration and preparation and seemed  envisage practical liquidaction this year.  The consequences of the closing of the Spanish frontier by secret order the day the Labour Office party passed through now reveals a new and worse situation.  I realize there are arguments for the maintaining  official headquarters at Geneva, or somewhere in Europe,  to keep the basis for unltimate reconstruction of inter-

Description: From the Cretaceous underscheid/Von der kraffte und Würckung. (Teuffels-Abbiß/Ordöhnliche Teufelsabbis, Wolffswurcz and Ysenhütlein/Eisenhut also assault hat, Akonit, formerly Wolfswurz) Leaf 94 verso and 95 recto aus: Bock, Jerome: Cretaceous book: In it Vnderscheid, stranglehold of the creatures, growing in German lands, even the rare real vnd wolf-based use in the Artznei. Strasbourg: Rihel, 1546. Dresden: SLUB Botan.59 || || in color, quer || Von der kreiiter underscheid / Von der kraffte und würckung. (Teuffels-Abbiß / Gewöhnlicher Teufelsabbiss, Wolffswurcz und Ysenhütlein / Eisenhut auch Sturmhut, Akonit, früher Wolfswurz) Blatt 94 verso und 95 recto aus: Bock, Hieronymus: Kreuter Buch : Darin Vnderscheid, Würckung vnd Namen der Kreuter, so in Deutschen Landen wachsen, Auch der selbigen eigentlicher vnd wolgegründter gebrauch inn der Artznei. Straßburg: Rihel, 1546. Dresden: SLUB Botan.59

Description: Der Urgroßvater von Beate Schreiber, Carl Schubert aus Spandau von den Stahlwerken in Spandau wurde als Berater und Vorarbeiter zu den Osmansichen Stahlwerken in Constatinopel entsandt. Deutsche Militär Mission Konstantinopel, Marinearsenal, Stahlwerk. Die Sammlung besteht aus Fotos von Carl Schubert in Konstantinopel und in den Stahlwerken und der Korrespondenz mit seiner Frau und seiner Tochter in Spandau. 46 Postkarten und 3 Briefe. Die Postkarten wurden in der Regel mit Kaiserl. Marine Schiffpost als Feldpost verschickt. Reiseweg Berlin Konstantinopel und Fotos von Carl Schubert in Konstantinopel.

Description: Eigenhändiger Brief mit Unterschrift von Jens Wilken Hornemann (06.03.1770, Marstal – 30.07.1841, Kopenhagen), dänischer Botaniker, an Charles-François Brisseau de Mirbel (27.03.1776, Paris – 12.09.1854, Champerret), französischer Botaniker, Kopenhagen 19.01.1836. Hornemann verbrachte seine berufliche Laufbahn als Botaniker in Kopenhagen. Zunächst war er Dozent am Botanischen Garten, ab 1808 Professor für Botanik. Neun Jahre später übernahm er zusätzlich das Amt des Direktors des Botanischen Gartens.

Description: Handwritten and typed diary entries relating to Lester's time as Acting Secretary General of the League of Nations in Geneva. One of the most notable entries in this diary is Lester's extensive account of his meeting with James Joyce and his family in Geneva in December 1940. The Joyce family had fled their home in Paris the previous May and sought Lester's help in obtaining a visa for their daughter Lucia; the Nazis had refused to issue her with a visa and she remained in a mental health clinic in German-occupied France. A related letter from Joyce to Lester prior to this meeting is also included in the diaries, as are letters from Giorgio Joyce, son of James and Nora Barnacle [Joyce], and Carola Giedion-Welcker, a German-Swiss art historian and close friend of the Joyce family, following the death of James Joyce in Zurich less than a month later. Diary also includes letters and telegrams from: Alec [Alexander] Loveday, Director of the Economic, Financial, and Transit Department of the League; Sir Walford Selby, British diplomat; Arthur Sweetser, League of Nations Public Information Section; John Gilbert Winant, Director- General of International Labour Organisation; [Humphrey] Hume Wrong, Canadian Advisory Officer to the League of Nations; Elizabeth Wiskemann, British historian; Royall Tyler, Economic and Financial Section of the League of Nations; Carl Hambro, Head of the Supervisory Commission of the League, and René Massigli, French diplomat. Also includes letters and telegrams to: Ned [Edward Joseph] Phelan, International Labour Organisation; Carl Hambro, Head of the Supervisory Commission of the League; Elsie Lester; copy letter from Seán Murphy, Irish Minister Plenipotentiary in France to James Joyce, author; Nora Barnacle, wife of James Joyce, and Frank P Walters, Deputy Secretary General of the League of Nations. Some of the diary entries and correspondence 15 feature codenames with later annotations by Lester giving the individuals' real names. Diary also includes two black and white photographs: one of the overturned bus that Alec [Alexander] Loveday and others had been travelling in when it crashed near Grenoble, France, in August 1940, and the other is of a Connemara pony taken by Ann Lester [Gorski].

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Description: Gruppenfoto. Diverse Männer stehen vor einem Fabrik (?) Gebäude

Description: Papier mit gedrucktem Namen, Beschreibung und Versprechen eines Fotohaus. Darüber handschriftliche Notzitz. Ggf. Umschlag von Entwicklung Fotos mit Abholzeit?