Seemannsmission in Großbritannien

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Registratursignatur: B III g 10 kk
CAZ Central-Ausschuss, Zentralregistratur
Central-Ausschuss, Zentralregistratur >> 7. Arbeitsgebiete
1890 - 1892, 1897
Darin: "British and American Sailors Institute Hamburg, Report for 1888". - Hausordnung der Dt. Seemannsheime in South Shield und Sunderland, o.D. - Jahresbericht der dt. luth. Kirche in Hull, 1890. - 6. Jahresbericht des General-Komitee für Dt. Ev. Seemannsmission in Großbritannien, 1891. - "First report of the german sailors mission in the Humber district", 1891. - "Ein Wort für die Matrosen-Heime der deutschen Handelsmarine - Gründung eines Hülfsvereins in den Binnenlanden", 1897.

Enthält u.a.: Abrechnung für das Haus in South Shields, Sunderland und Hull. - Bericht über Sunderland. - Schriftwechsel mit dem General-Komitee für Dt. Seemannsmission in England und Wales und Prediger Harms.
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Name: Lit. S

Indexbegriff Ort: Großbritannien - dt. ev. Seemannsmission

Indexbegriff Ort: Hamburg - British and American Sailors Institute

Indexbegriff Ort: Sunderland / Großbritannien - Seemannsmission

Indexbegriff Ort: Hull / Großbritannien - Seemannsmission

Indexbegriff Ort: Hull / Großbritannien - dt. luth. Kirche

Indexbegriff Ort: Humber district / Großbritannien - German Sailors Mission

Indexbegriff Ort: South Shields / Großbritannien - Seemannsmission
Harms, F.M.

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