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  <dc:title>General Collection of Parish Documents</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Includes 
1. Service on the occasion of the induction of Pfarrer Albrecht Plag, 12/19 Oct 1980 (German/English); 
2.  W.G.O. Zwirner "St.George's Church Today", 1988; 
3. St.George's monthly newsletter No.3, Jul-Sep 1933; 
4. 1933 Annual Church Report; 
5. Julius Rieger, Thoughts on the Memorial Day for the Dead, 28 Oct 1943; 
6. Julius Rieger and Fritz Figur write about Franz Hildebrandt on his 65th birthday in the Berliner Sonntagsblatt, 17 Feb 1974; 
7. iIlustrated headed writing paper of the Church; 
8. postcards of the Church (graphics; R. F. Braun) 1938 and 1962; 
9. Jubilee Report on 100 years of the St.George's School with photos, 1 Jul 1905; 
10. Julius Rieger: "Georg Matzold 1891-1930, Minister at the Church of St.George's", a special edition from the Evangelische Diaspora, journal of the Gustav Adolf-Werkes, 1963; 
11. Special Service to celebrate 200 years of St.George's Church; 2 Sep 1962; 
12.  J.Rieger; 32 Questions to our Friends about the history of St George's Church; 
13. Photo of the children of the German Schools of London greeting the Kaiserin on 18 May 1911 in the garden of the German Hospital; 
14.  Appeal for donations towards the renovation of the Church, Apr 1934, with two photos; 
15. In the "Londoner Bote" (Messenger), Sep 1962: "St.George's German Lutheran Church, London, 1762 to 1962"; 
16. E. Bethe &amp; U. Weingartner; St.Paul, Sydenham, St.George, 1939-1960, London 1960; 
17. in the "Gemeindebote"  no 9, May 1913, The occasion of the 150 year celebration of St.George's Church in London; 
18. From the Chronicle of the German Lutheran St.Georgs Church 1762-1962, Verfasser unbekannt (author unknown); 
19. Drawing of the Church, by John C.Pell; 
20. Julius Rieger; German Evangelical Church in England; London 1944; 
21. Christian Ernst August Schwabe, (14 Dec1776-28 Feb 1853, from the German Biographical Archive.no.1157 </dc:description>
  <dc:date>1905-1988</dc:date>
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