was viewed as a potential market to be exploited, with thinkers such as Max Weber demanding an active colonial policy from the government.[citation needed]...

governor Paul Jaeschke had died of typhoid fever in January 1901 and Maz Rollmann [de] was only his provisional successor. Under Truppel, Kiautschou grew...

again reduced in August. Upon the ship's reactivation in September, KK Max Rollmann became the ship's captain. Ägir embarked on a short training cruise to...

24 December 1925 27 January 1910 18 April 1872  Imperial German Navy Max Rollmann 13 February 1857 1 September 1942 27 January 1910 8 April 1873  Imperial...

assigned to III Battle Squadron, serving as the flagship of Vizeadmiral Max Rollmann, who came aboard four days later. The squadron was disbanded after the...

where she served as the second command flagship, under Konteradmiral Max Rollmann. The ship participated in the uneventful winter cruise into the Kattegat...

maneuvers that year as the flagship of III Squadron, then commanded by VAdm Max Rollmann. Wittelsbach returned for another stint in the Training Squadron from...

(7th term) Kiaochow (Kiautschou) – Otto Jäschke to 27 January, then Max Rollmann (acting) to 8 June, then Oskar von Truppel German East Africa (Deutsch-Ostafrika)...

1987–1992: Benno Möhlmann 1992–1994: Stefan Lottermann 1994–1996 Jürgen Rollmann 1996–1997 Benno Möhlmann 1997–1999: Jürgen Sparwasser 1999–present: Florian...

on to become familiar artists; including Ernst Willers [de] and Julius Rollmann [de], as well as his son Eduard. In 1845, he decided to relocate to Frankfurt...