Wir hatten eine Dora in Südwest

Berlin, 1907. In highly influential circles, the increase in the "mixed-race population" in the German colonies is considered a serious threat. Only the provision of a constant supply of German women willing to marry could (according to the almost unanimous opinion at the time) prevent the "Caffeinization of the men in our colonies." Gentlemen from the worlds of commerce and politics, with the active support of their wives, founded the "German Colonial Women's Association," which, from then until 1945, operated as a marriage agency with official support.