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Library of the Basler Afrika Bibliographien New Acquisitions from and on Namibia Bibliothek der Basler Afrika Bibliographien Neuerwerbungen aus und zu Namibia (Neuzugänge 1. Januar – 31. Dezember 2018) 1. Monographien S. 1 2. Zeitschriften, Jahresberichte und Zeitungen S. 118 3. Elektronische Dokumente S. 144 Library of the Basler Afrika Bibliographien New acquisitions from and on Namibia (New acquisitions January 1 – December 31, 2018) 1. Monographs p. 1 2. Journals, annual reports and newspapers p. 118 3. Electronic documents p. 144 1. Monographien / Monographs "In Christus - eine neue Gemeinschaft". Folter in Südafrika? Reihe: epd Dokumentation, 1977, Nr. 31 Frankfurt a.M.: Evangelischer Pressedienst (epd), 1977; 83p.. Übersetzung des englischen Originals von 1977. Für das englische Original mit dem Titel Torture in South Africa? siehe Sig. 2090.. Deskriptoren: Apartheid + Folter + Strafvollzug + Namibia + Südafrika Signatur: 47560 15 Jahre Afrikastudien an der Universität Basel Reihe: Regio Basiliensis. Basler Zeitschrift für Geographie, 58(3) Basel: Universität Basel, Departement Umweltwissenschaften, 2017; pp. 149-199, ill., maps. Mit einem Vorwort von Veit Arlt und Lena Bloemertz. Mit Beiträgen von Elísio Macamo, Dag Henrichsen, Giorgio Miescher, J. Krenz, N.J. Kuhn, B. Kuhn, P. Greenwood, G. Heckrath, Brigit Obrist, Jakob Zinsstag, Fiona Siegenthaler, Till Förster. Deskriptoren: Zeitschriften (Form) + Afrikastudien + Ethnologie + Europäisch-afrikanische Beziehungen + Forschung + Gesundheitswesen + Kunst + Ökologie + Physische Geographie + Städte + Namibia + Schweiz + Südafrika + Südliches Afrika Signatur: 46592 22 Years. DTA Achievements = 22 Jaar. DTA Prestasies [o.O.]: Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA), ca. 2000; [ohne Seitenzählung]. Deskriptoren: Democratic Turnhalle Alliance + Wahlen + Namibia Signatur: 46835 79. Auktion: Spezialauktion Deutsche Kolonien am 13. November 2001 in unseren eigenen Räumen, Relenbergstrasse 78, Stuttgart-Mitte Stuttgart: Würtembergisches Auktionshaus, 2001; 80p., ill.. Ergänzung zum Titel: Umschlagtitel: Spezialauktion Deutsche Kolonien, 13. November 2001, mit Sammlung "Waterberg" Deutsch-Südwestafrika. Deskriptoren: Kataloge + Deutsche Kolonien + Handel + Philatelie + China + Kamerun + Marokko + Namibia + Neuguinea + Samoa + Tansania + Togo + Türkei Signatur: 47496 82. Auktion: Spezialauktion Deutsche Kolonien am 27. August 2002 in unseren eigenen Räumen, Relenbergstrasse 78, Stuttgart-Mitte Stuttgart: Würtembergisches Auktionshaus, 2002; 135p., ill.. Ergänzung zum Titel: Umschlagtitel: Spezialauktion Deutsche Kolonien, 27. August 2002, mit Sammlung "Waterberg" Deutsch-Südwestafrika. Deskriptoren: Kataloge + Deutsche Kolonien + Handel + Philatelie + China + Kamerun + Marokko + Namibia + Neuguinea + Samoa + Tansania + Togo + Türkei Signatur: 47497 122. Auktion: Spezialauktion Deutsch-Südwestafrika - Sammlung Peter Wenzel am 20. September 2014 in unseren Räumen, Relenbergerstrasse 78, Stuttgart-Mitte Stuttgart: Würtembergisches Auktionshaus, 2014; 79p., ill.. Ergänzung zum Titel: Umschlagtitel: Spezialauktion Deutsch-Südwestafrika - Sammlung Peter Wenzel, 20. September 2014. Deskriptoren: Kataloge + Deutsche Kolonien + Handel + Philatelie + Namibia Signatur: 47492 123. Auktion, Dr. Wilhelm Derichs, Köln am Rhein, 18. Juli 2003. Sonderkatalog Deutsch-Südwestafrika Sammlung "Lüderitz" Köln: Dr. Wilhelm Derichs, 2003; [ohne durchgehende Seitenzählung], ill.. Mit einem Vorwort von Roland Meiners. Deskriptoren: Kataloge + Deutsche Kolonien + Handel + Philatelie + Namibia Signatur: 47374 08.01.2019 Seite 2 168. Pfankuch-Auktion Deutsch-Südwestafrika Braunschweig: Karl Pfankuch, 2001; 25p., ill.. Ergänzung zum Titel: Umschlagtitel: Dr. Hans Georg Grotheuesmann. Deutsch-Südwestafrika. 168. Pfankuch-Auktion am 15. November 2001. 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Deskriptoren: Jahresberichte + Arbeitslosigkeit + Armut + Kinder + Staatshaushalt + Statistiken + Namibia Signatur: 47415 5th National Development Plan (NDP5) Windhoek: Republic of Namibia, National Planning Commission (NPC), 2017; xiv, 118p. + Appendix, ill., tables. Ergänzung zum Titel: Umschlagtitel: Namibia's 5th National Development Plan (NDP5). Mit einem Vorwort von Hage G. Geingob. Mit einer Einleitung von Tom K. Alweedno. Deskriptoren: Bildungswesen + Entwicklungsmodelle + Naturschutz + Soziale Klassen + Verwaltung + Wirtschaft + Namibia Signatur: 46972 A Namibia Fit for Children. UNICEF 2014-2018 Windhoek: UNICEF, ca. 2015; 39p., ill.. Mit einem Vorwort von Micaela Marques De Sousa. Mappe mit losen Blättern. CD-Rom, siehe separate Sammlung. Mappe mit Broschüre und losen Blättern. Deskriptoren: Bildungswesen + Ernährung + Familie + Frauen + Gesundheitswesen + Kinder + Statistiken + UNO + Namibia Signatur: 46992 Abenteuer aus Namibia. Erdacht und gezeichnet von Schülern der Deutschen Privatschule in Grootfontein/Namibia Grootfontein: Deutscher Schulverein Grootfontein, 2006; 29p., ill.. Deskriptoren: Erzählungen + Lyrik (Form) + Kinder + Schule + Tiergeschichten + Grootfontein Signatur: 46299 08.01.2019 Seite 3 Accreditation Policy. March 2001 Windhoek: Republic of Namibia, Namibia Qualifications Authority (NQA), 2001; 15p. + Appendix, tables. Deskriptoren: Verwaltung + Namibia Signatur: 46051 Act Now! Ensuring Quality Education in Namibia. A Brief on the Education Bill Windhoek: Republic of Namibia, Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture, 2016; 4p., ill,. Deskriptoren: Bildungswesen + Entwicklungsmodelle + Recht + Verfassung + Namibia Signatur: 47405 Act Now! Ensuring Quality Education in Namibia. Promoting the New Education Act. As Parlamentarians, what Can We Do? Windhoek: Republic of Namibia, Ministry of Education, Arts and Culture, 2016; 12p., ill., tables. 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