Resources on the Marshall Islands --Editor's Notebook -- Archive September 2000

Resources on the Marshall Islands
Editor's Notebook Archive -- September 2000
by Dirk H.R. Spennemann



	Due to problems with the server during much of September it was not possible to maintain the anticipated schedule of uploading new files and updating the site. The editor apologises for the inconvenience.



6 September 2000	Itinerary of the German cruiser S.M.S. Cormoran 1902-1914 Itinerary of a German cruiser on station in the Pacific, with visits to various German Pacific colonies.	added to History

	Bibliography of Bokak (Taongi) Atoll	added to Bibliographies

5 September 2000	Itinerary of the German cruiser S.M.S. Condor 1903-1914 Itinerary of a German cruiser on station in the Pacific, with visits to various German Pacific colonies.	added to History

	Bibliography of Ujelang Atoll	added to Bibliographies

4 September 2000	Itinerary of the German cruiser S.M.S. Falke 1897-99 Itinerary of a German cruiser on station in the Pacific, with visits to various German Pacific colonies.	added to History

	Itinerary of the German cruiser S.M.S. Bussard 1894-95, 1897-99 Itinerary of a German cruiser on station in the Pacific, with visits to various German Pacific colonies.	added to History

	Bibliography of Jaluit Atoll	added to Bibliographies

	Archived update log for August 2000	added to this page

3 September 2000	Itinerary of the German cruiser S.M.S. Sperber 1884-1895 Itinerary of a German cruiser on station in the Pacific, with visits to various German Pacific colonies.	added to History

	Bibliography of Ebon Atoll	added to Bibliographies


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