St. Anna (mission station)
During the German colonial era, St. Anna was a Catholic mission station with a plantation on which coconut palms and rubber trees were planted for export to Europe. She lay in the district Friedrich-Wilhelm harbor at Berlin port in Kaiser Wilhelm country ( German New Guinea ).
literature
- Averberg, Theodor : Sketches and pictures from the South Sea Mission - 3. A visit to the mission farm St. Anna, Steyler Missionsbote, 1908; 35: 90-92.
- German Colonial Lexicon (1920), Volume III, p. 251