cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m8674
title: Sister Schärf treats a wound, Nyasa, Tanzania, [s.d.]

description: "Schwester Schärf bei der Wundbehandlung." ("Sister Schärf during treatment of wounds."). In the background on the left the edge of a thatched house, in the foreground a seated woman with a large wound on the left lower leg. Sister Schärf crouches in front of the woman beside two small round containers and treats the wound.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m8789
title: A dwarf, Nyasa, Tanzania, 1929

description: "Chondrodystrophie (Kondeland)[.] Dr. med. O. Fischer" ("Chondrodystrophy (Konde country)[.] Dr. O. Fischer"). Full-length portrait of an African person of short stature, seen form the side. The man has a heavily deformed back.; Cf. photo no. 8763. -- Chondrodystrophy is an inherited skeletal disorder beginning before birth; cartilage is converted to bone resulting in dwarfism.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m8785
title: African woman with a large tumor in her face, Isoko, Tanzania, 1929

description: "Kondeland. Gutartiges Geschwür des Oberkiefers. Dr. med. O. Fischer" ("Konde country. Benign sore of the upper jaw. Dr. O. Fischer"). Portrait of an African woman with a tumor in her face. The tumor, which has the size of a child's head, has caused a displacement of the nose and mouth.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m8724
title: Water carrier, Nyasa, Tanzania, 1929

description: "Wasserträger, Kondeland. Dr. med. O. Fischer" ("Water carrier, Konde country. Dr. O. Fischer"). In the background a thatched brick house, on the right a brick house with tiled roof and a brick fence. Two men with partly shaved heads carry two zinc buckets by means of a long bamboo cane which rests on their shoulders.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m8772
title: African man suffering from smallpox, Nyasa, Tanzania, 1929

description: "Pocken. Dr. med. O. Fischer" ("Smallpox. Dr. O. Fischer"). Portrait of an African man: his face and shoulders are covered with small pustules.; Cf. photo no. 8747.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m8778
title: Hand of an African woman bitten by a snake, Kijunja, Tanzania, 1929

description: "Schlangenbissverletzung. (Kijunja) Dr. med. O. Fischer" ("Snake bite injury. (Kijunja) Dr. O. Fischer"). In the background a European nurse holding the arm of the woman: close-up view of the injured back of the right hand.; Cf. photo no. 8751. -- A small part in the center of the photo has been destroyed by white paint.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m8786
title: Clinical picture of keloids at the back and arms, Nyasa, Tanzania, 1929

description: "Starke Keloidbildung am Rücken. Dr. med. O. Fischer" ("Heavy keloid formation at the back. Dr. O. Fischer"). Rear view of an African: large parts of his back and some parts of his arms are covered with an overgrowth of tissue.; A keloid is an overgrowth of dense fibrous tissue that usually develops after healing of a skin injury. The tissue extends beyond the borders of the original wound, does not usually regress spontaneously, and tends to recur after excision.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1626
title: Betsileo women weaving, Betsileo, Madagascar, ca.1896

description: "Betsileokvinder som vaever" ("Betsileo women weaving"). These  women are sitting by their looms weaving outside.  They  make different types of woven crafts on their loom.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m8743
title: Konde women mourning, Nyasa, Tanzania, 1929

description: "Geschminkte Frauen bei der Totenklage. Dr. med. O. Fischer" ("Painted women mourning. Dr. O. Fischer"). In the background a thatched rectangular house and banana trees. In the foreground one seated and one crouching woman with a child on the back. Both have their faces, chests and legs painted with white stripes.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m3557
title: Andohalo hospital garden, Antananarivo,  Madagascar, 1901

description: "Fra Tananarive" ("From Tananarive").Inside the Hospital garden at Andohalo also called Atsinanan' Andohalo. Nice brick fences. The two uppermost are on the other side of the road and are on Governmental area.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m2946
title: Johan and Hans Smith on horseback, Antsirabe, Madagascar, 1901

description: "Johan og Hans Smith" ("Johan and Hans Smith"). The building in the background is the "Sanatorium" in Antsirabe where visitors stayed during the time they were. They could take warm baths there. For a long period of time missionaries used horses for transport. Hans Wilhelm Dop Smith was a missionary in Madagascar from 1896-1916. He married Julie Arnestad 1873-1920,  in Oslo, Norway on June 5, 1896. On March 8, 1928 he married Kristianna Bakketun 1885-1932, maiden name Schanche. On July 2, 1937 he then married Randi Bay, born in 1884.; Johan Joergen Broch Smith was a missionary in Madagascar from 1887-1919. He married Kunda Helliesen Bertelsen 1863-1892 in Tananarive 1889.  He then married Nikoline (Lina) Eckhoff 1860-1938, in Ambohimasina on December 11, 1894. She was a missionary in Madagascar from 1886-1919.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1631
title: An open grave in Bara, Madagascar, [s.d.]

description: "Baragrav, aaben. To stykker af hjerneskallen ovenpaa"  ("An open grave in Bara.  Two human skulls are on top of the grave"). There are trees and stones surrounding this open grave.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1623
title: Bara Chief  with his family, Bara, Madagascar, ca.1896

description: "Barahoevding med sin familie" ( "Bara Chief  with his family"). Two of the men on the picture are holding spears or axe and sitting in front are women and children.  One woman is carrying a child on her back. They are standing in front of their home.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1636
title: Faravohitra area, Antananarivo, Madagascar,  ca.1898

description: "Slottet seet fra Faravohitra"  ("The palace seen from Faravohitra"). The palace is in the background up on the hill. There are built up fences along the street on both sides. In front to the left there are a couple of children together with their family.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1538
title: Queen Ranavalona III with guests in her garden, Mahazoarivo, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1896

description: "Picknic i dronningens have 1896" ("A picnic in the Queen's garden 1896"). Queen Ranavalona III together with her English and Norwegian missionary guests in her garden.; Some of the guests have played tennis. First row nr.3 from the left: Queen Ranavalona III -in a dark suit with white trimmings on her hat. Sitting in row 2 nr.2 from the right: Johanne Borchgrevink (white hat), 1836-1924.  In the back to the right: Christian Borchgrevink, 1841-1919.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1628
title: Landscape with many ant hills throughout the ridge, Bara, Madagascar, [s.d.]

description: ""Votry"(Myretuer i Bara)"  (""Votry" (Ant hills in Bara)"). A field with many ant hills.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1467
title: M. Galland's wedding  (French Protestant missionary) in Antananarivo, Madagascar,1898

description: "M.Gallands bryllup 1898. Franske protestantiske missionærer og lærere..." ( "M.Gallands wedding 1898. French protestant missionaries and teachers..."). The wedding couple together with family and friends. A very good wedding picture taken in the garden.; Sitting nr.5 from the left: the bride and M.Galland.  Standing nr. 2 from the left is Delord, nr.4 from the left:Pastor Mondain (MPF= Mission Protestante Francaise), behind him:Abel A.Parrot(NMS)1879-1961. He was a missionary in Madagascar from 1897-1946. Nr.7 from the left Rusillon, behind wearing a tropical helmet is Vernier, beside the bride Ducommun.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1616
title: Andohalo Hospital, Andohalo, Antananarivo, Madagascar, ca.1898

description: "Det norske hospital i Tananarive" ( "The Norwegian Hospital in Tananarive").; To the left you can see a little of the Anglican Church. The house behind the palms to the right was the doctor's residence.  When the hospital was moved to Antsirabe, Andohalo was used for the Norwegian Missionary Society's printing press from 1904 to 1951. After this Andohalo became a dormitory for Ecole Paul Minault. The house later collapsed in a heavy storm. Today [2003] SALFA has its headquarters here in a new four story building. See A241-274 and A13-600.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1653
title: Ambohipiantrana, a home for leprous patients, Antsirabe, Madagascar, ca.1900

description: "Spedalske udenfor sin by. Pastor Rosaas og s.Sina til venstre" ("Leprous outside their area.  Pastor Rosaas and nurse Sina to the left"). Ambohipiantrana was built of several "cities" and this one was called Tanambao.; Standing to the left: Thorkild Guttormsen Rosaas, a missionary at Madagascar 1869-1907, has a grieving ribbon on his helmet.  His daughters Theodora died on March 6, 1900, and Johanna on May 23, 1905  Standing behind him nurse Sina Loeken. She was a missionary at Madagascar 1900-1934.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1635
title: Revival leaders in Soatanana, Madagascar, ca.1898

description: "De tre apostler.  Rajeremia, Rainitiaray og Rainisoalambo"  ("The three apostles.  Rajeremia, Rainitiaray and Rainisoalambo"). Three revival leaders in Soatanana. From the left:  Rajeremia with his wife, Rainitiaray with his wife, Rainisoalambo with his wife. The bible is on a table between them. They are wearing lamba (costume).
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1608
title: Ambositra city with surroundings, Madagascar, ca.1898

description: "Ambositra".  This city lies between Antsirabe and Fianarantsoa.  The picture shows rice fields in front, buildings and houses on the hill in back.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1621
title: Prime Minister Rainiharo's tomb, Isotry, Antananarivo, Madagascar, [s.d.]

description: "Premierministerens grav"  ("The Prime Minister's tomb"). The tomb is located on the road  from Soraka to Isotry.  Rainiharo died in 1852. His tomb has towers and colonnades. See A04-468 and A13-605.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1652
title: Church for the leprous in Ambohipiantrana, Antsirabe, Madagascar, ca.1900

description: "Spedalskekirken paa Ambohipiantrana"  ("The church for leprous in Ambohipiantrana"). An exterior view where the congregation is gathered outside the church building.; Thorkild Rosaas was a missionary from 1869-1907. He was the founder of the home for the leprous in Ambohipiantrana 1887 and managed it until 1907. The leprosy home was used until 1916 when they moved from Ambohipiantrana to Mangarano. See A13Ma-570 and A13Ma-571.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1655
title: Ambohipiantrana, a home for leprous patients, including all houses and the church, Antsirabe, Madagascar, 1900-1902

description: "Ambohipiantrana: (Barmhjertighetens by)"  ("Ambohipiantrana: (The city of mercy)").  A survey picture of Ambohipiantrana with the Vohitra Mountains.; The new church being built in the background during 1900-1902. The village for the leprous Tanambao between the hills and the old village.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1604
title: Fianarantsoa, Madagascar, ca.1898

description: "Fianarantsoa". The Norwegian Mission Society's Church and Mission Station, Imasombahoaka, is in the middle of the picture.  There are some people resting on top of the hill viewing this area.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1627
title: Ihosy valley, Bara, Madagascar, [s.d.]

description: "Udsigt over Ihosy dalen, Bara.  Den norske misjons kirke til hoeire" ("A landscape picture of the Ihosy Valley, Bara. The Norwegian Missions Church to the right"). There are many houses visible on the picture.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1654
title: Ambohipiantrana, a home for leprous patients,  Antsirabe, Madagascar, ca.1900

description: "Spedalske" ("The leprous").  A group of patients standing between the colonnades.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1603
title: Execution of Rainandriamampandry and Ratsimamanga, Antsahamanitra, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1896-10-15

description: "Ligene baeres bort"  ( "The dead bodies are carried away"). The soldiers loosen the dead bodies from the poles they were tied to. See also IMPA 1600, IMPA 1601, IMPA 1602,  IMPA 2856 and IMPA 2857.; In the background:Antsahamanitra Girls' School.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1615
title: Dr. Johanesa and his wife Ratahina with their little daughter, Madagascar, ca.1896

description: "Doktor Johannes og Ratahina" ( "Doctor Johannes and Ratahina"). Dr. Johanesa's wife's name was Ratahina and their girl's name was Razafindramary Valborg. Ratahina was well known from the Girls' School and  later became a teacher. Dr. Johanesa  was one of  the doctors who studied medicine at the Missions Medical College.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1632
title: Part of the forest in Eastern Madagascar, Madagascar, [s.d.]

description: "Fra skogen i øst"  ("From the forest in the Eastern part "). Vegetation in the forest.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1602
title: Execution of Rainandriamampandry and Ratsimamanga, Antsahamanitra, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1896-10-15

description: "Henrettelsen okth.1896, munken knaeler"  ("The execution on October 15, 1896, the monk is kneeling"). This picture is taken on the exact moment the shoots are fired off. There are soldiers present during the execution. See also IMPA 1600, IMPA 1601, IMPA 1603, IMPA 2856 and IMPA 2857.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1558
title: Queen Ranavalona III's last public speech,  Andohalo, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1895

description: "Dronningens kabar paa Andohalo"  ("Queen Ranavalona III's public speech in Andohalo"). The main square in Tananarive, Andohalo.  The Queen is standing on a platform in the middle of a huge crowd.  There are many buildings in the background.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1634
title: Interior of the Anglican Church, Mananjary, Eastern Coast of Madagascar, ca.1898

description: "Det indre af den Anglikanske missions kirke. Mananjara"  ("An interior view of the Anglican Mission Church.  Mananjara"). A good interior view of the church including church benches and altarpiece in front. Both SPG and CMS worked in Madagascar.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1456
title: Prince Ramahatra with his wife and relatives, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1896

description: "Prins Ramahatra med kone og slaegtninger"  ("Prince Ramahatra with his wife and relatives").  Date of picture: June 14, 1896. They are playing a table-ball game. The men are wearing black shining boots.; Prince Ramahatra  was a good friend with the Norwegian missionaries in Tananarive.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1547
title: Place De Lesseps, Port Said, Egypt,1896

description: "Place De Lesseps a Port Said"  "(Place De Lesseps in Port Said"). The picture shows a park, pool and pavilion in this area.; The founder of the Suez Canal was Ferinand De Lesseps.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1597
title: Rajoely and Kristine's wedding in Antsahamanitra, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1899-01

description: "Kristines og Rajoelys bryllup i Januar 1899"  ("Kristine's and Rajoely's wedding in January 1899"). Many of the guests were girls from the Girls' School. The bride was formerly from the Girls' School. The girls were all dressed up for the wedding.; The bride and groom are sitting in the middle. Missionaries standing behind are from the left: Valborg Anderssen, she was a missionary from 1882-1912,  Abel A.Parrot, missionary from 1897-1946, Thomas Joergensen 1874-1957, missionary from 1897-1947, Aagot Joergensen 1870-1957, missionary from 1896-1907, David Jakobsen 1844-1923, missionary from 1874-1914, Anna Jakobsen 1859-1944, missionary  from 1886-1914.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m2885
title: Palace in Antananarivo, Madagascar, ca.1900

description: "Slottet i Tananarive. Den lille trebygningen i forgrunnen er det gamle slott" ("Palace in Tananarive. The little wooden building in the foreground is the old palace"). The Malagasy Eagle on top of the entrance. "Tranovola" is the larger building to the left.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1025
title: Antsahamanitra Girls' School, Antananarivo, Madagascar, ca.1894

description: "Antsahamanitra pigeasyl" ("Antsahamanitra Girls' School").  The girls and their teachers in the garden outside a small house, kitchen?; This school was established in 1872 by Johanna Borchgrevink  and supervised by her until 1912. Hundreds of Malagasy girls were taken care of and given education during this long period. From the left: teacher Valborg Andersen 1851-1935, Johanna Borchgrevink 1836-1924, Christian Borchgrevink 1841-1919 and sitting to the right: teacher Martha Sellaeg 1860-1921, who later married Moerland.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1455
title: Queen Ranavalona III  with guests at Mahazoarivo, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1895

description: "Englændernes festlag!"   ( "An English celebration - party!"). Queen Ranavalona III together with English and Norwegian missionaries. A celebration in the Queen's garden. Sitting in the first row third from the left: Queen Ranavalona III (in dark suit with white decorations on her hat).  Nr.2 from the right in the second row: Johanne Borchgrevink ( in white hat).  In back row to the right: Dr. Christian Borchgrevink. Some of the guests have played tennis.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m2768
title: Ambohijanahary heights, Antananarivo, Madagascar, ca.1903

description: "Ambohijanahary". In the middle of the picture is Andafiatsimo,  a house built  with a porch in between two gables. This was NMS's first house for the printing press before it was moved to Andohalo.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m4187
title: Missionary conference, Antsirabe, Madagascar, 1919

description: Missionary conference in Antsirabe 1919. In front from left: Ragnhild Andreassen, Jens Nikolaisen, Constance and Sigvardt Wetterstad, Carl F. Bjertnes, Helene and Olaf Stokstad, Olaf and Johanne Nome, Marie and Finn Frisch, Amalie Njerve, Andreas Pedersen. Second row from left: Torjus Klepp, ? , Karen Schaanning, Jeanne Buchsenschutz, Lilly Blom, Bjoern Elle, Sigvardt Wetterstad, Frida Hoeyem, Signe Ottesen, Nicoline and Johan Smith, Endrine and Joseph Nilsen, Theodor Thorbjoernsen, Juliane Berg. Third row from left: Ragnhild Soerensen, Paul Buchsenschutz, John Hodnefjeld, Ole Strand, Kathrine Nome, Else Ueland, Lars Meling, Anders and Johanne Olsen, Johan Nome, Martinius Vik, Nanni Strand, Sina Loeken, ? , Emma Andersen.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1031
title: Valborg Anderssen sitting on a mule at  Antsahamanitra Girls' School, Antananarivo, Madagascar, ca.1896

description: The stone pillars of the main building can be seen.  From left: teacher Aagot  Kjeldseth 1870-1957, whom later married Thomas Joergensen.; This school was established in 1872 by Johanna Borchgrevink  and led by her until 1912. Hundreds of Malagasy girls were taken care of and given education during this long period.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1032
title: Aagot Kjeldseth rides a filanjana (palanquin) on her way to church, Antananarivo, Madagascar, ca.1896

description: Everybody in the picture seems to be dressed up. The garden may be at Antsahamanitra Girls' School. The wall in the background is very typical and made of dark red soil. Aagot Kjeldseth was a missionary in Madagascar from 1896-1907.  She was a teacher at Antsahamanitra Girls' School from 1896-1898. In 1898 she married Thomas Joergensen 1874-1957.; Antsahamanitra Girls' School  was established in 1872 by Johanna Borchgrevink 1836-1924 and led by her until 1912. Hundreds of Malagasy girls were taken care of and given education during this long period.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1584
title: Valborg Anderssen on a donkey's back, Antsahamanitra, Antananarivo, Madagascar, ca.1896

description: Aagot (Joergensen) Kjeldseth 1870-1957, together with Valborg Anderssen. We see a carrying chair up against the wall and a colonnade. Both women were teachers at the Girls' School.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1488
title: French residence building, Ambohitsirohitra, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1896-07-14

description: "Den franske residentsbygning. (14 juillet 1896)"  ("The French residence building. (July 14, 1896)"). There are French flags spread throughout the outside of the building, which really is a palace. There is also a canopy in the front of the palace. Further to the right is Antsahamanitra.; The house "The French residence building" was built before the French invaded Madagascar. It was the French messenger's home. After the occupation the French General Governor lived here.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1617
title: Mahamasina plains and the Ambohijanahary heights, Antananarivo, Madagascar, ca.1898

description: "Ambohijanahary og Imahamasina" ("Ambohijanahary and Imahamasina"). The house, a little to the left,  with the pale colored porch railing and two gables, was the site for the  Norwegian Missionary Society printing press before they moved it to Andohalo in 1904. Some roads and a beautiful landscape on this picture.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1030
title: Wedding at Antsahamanitra Girls' School, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1894

description: "Dr. Johanesas bryllup paa Antsahamanitra" ("The wedding of Doctor Johanesa at Antsahamanitra"). The wedding party is gathered at an entrance with the bride and groom in the middle of the group. Date of wedding 1894-04-24.  Dr.Johanesa was educated at the Medical Mission Academy.  His bride, Ratahina, was one of the girls at the Antsahamanitra Girls' School.  The younger girls sitting in front are wearing uniforms, while the others are wearing lamba.; This school was established in 1872 by Johanna Borchgrevink and led by her until 1912. Hundreds of Malagasy girls were taken care of and given education during this long period. In the picture we can see from the left: teacher Nielsen, Endrine 1867-1949, later married Pedersen-Robertstad, Borchgrevink, Christian 1841-1919, Borchgrevink, Johanna, Andersen, Valborg 1851-1935, Julie Thesen, born Erichsen 1847-1920, Thesen, Ove J.R. 1860-1917 and to the right teacher Sellaeg?, Martha 1860-1921, whom later married Moerland.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1537
title: Teachers and students, Ambatovinaky School's first class in French, Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1894-1896

description: "De franske elever paa Ambatovinaky. Hr. Jakobsen, Frk Godal. M. EsEscande, Hr. Borchgrevink"  ( "The French students at Ambatovinaky. Mr. Jakobsen, Miss Godal. M.Escande, Hr. Borchgrevink").; The first class of Malagasy students studying French, 1894-1896. Sitting in front to the left: Ramalanjona (Ramala), Samoela, Rajaobelona. Sitting in the middle from the left: David O.Jakobsen 1844-1923, Lisebeth Godal 1870-1931, M.Escande, Christian Borchgrevink 1841-1919.  M.Escande and Minault, French missionaries, were killed on their way to Vakinankaratra in May 1897.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1581
title: Anosy Lake, Antananarivo, Madagascar, ca.1896

description: "Parti af Tananarive  med Residensen og Antsahamanitra i baggrunnen" ( "A part of the Tananarive showing the Palace and Antsahamanitra in the background"). The picture shows a road along the Anosy lake. There are horses resting in the pasture. The large house in the background is the French Government Residence, and to the left  Antsahamanitra with large porches and 2 pipes.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1618
title: Ambatovinaky, Antananarivo, Madagascar, [s.d.]

description: "Ambatovinaky kirken"  ("Ambatovinaky Church"). Up on the hill in the middle of the picture lies The Norwegian Missionary Society's Church. In the front of the picture to the left is St.Michel, the Catholic College (which was then being built).
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1542
title: Carriers with oxen hide on their way to Toamasina, Soavina, east from Antananarivo, Madagascar, 1895

description: "Byrdebaerere ved Soavina paa veien til Tamatave"  ("Carriers by Soavina on their way to Tamatave").The oxen hide is for export. They are carrying the oxen hide on bamboo sticks. They have spears, hats and lamba.; Soavina is a LMS Mission Station.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1469
title: River scenery in  Ankerimadinika, Madagascar, 1896

description: "Flodparti ved Ankerimadinika paa vei til Tamatave"  ("River scenery  at Ankerimadinika  on the road to Tamatave"). On the bridge in the background there are some porters carrying a chair between them. Miss Aagot Kjeldseth is sitting on this chair.  She married Thomas Joergensen on December 28, 1898.
DOI: 10.25549/impa-m1546
title: Harbor at Port Said with part of the town and shore, Egypt, 1896

description: "...Vue generale de Port Said (i bildet)"  ("The view from the harbor in Port Said (in the picture)").  Boats and ships in the harbor and  part of the town and shore in Port Said.