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Imperial Schutztruppe for German South West Africa

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The colonial forces for German Southwest Africa consisted of volunteers from the imperial army and navy (including some Austrians), but essentially consisted of members of German regiments. Before their deployment to Africa these troops were prepared for their special tasks and future environment.
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The Schutztruppe in German Southwest Africa was structured in 12 companies of mounted infantry totalling ca. 2,000 men in July 1914, primarily Germans. The 7th Company, stationed in the northern desert area of the colony, was mounted on imported camels. A single unit, called the
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At the outbreak of World War I the force had a total strength of 91 officers, 22 physicians, 9 veterinarians, 59 civilian administrators, ammunition technicians, 342 NCOs and 1,444 German other ranks for a total of 1,967 personnel.
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Company of non-local Africans was raised and deployed. Relations between the German administration and the natives in this colony had deteriorated to the point that few local Africans were recruited; however, some
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Bismarck, South West Africa and the Congo Conference: The international legal bases of the effective occupation and its secondary obligations using the example of the acquisition of the first German colony
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Bismarck, Südwestafrika und die Kongokonferenz: Die völkerrechtlichen Grundlagen der effektiven Okkupation und ihre Nebenpflichten am Beispiel des Erwerbs der ersten deutschen Kolonie
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Numbers of Members of the Schutztruppe for German South West Africa per year (1898–1914) (missing data for the years 1906 and 1910-1912 were supplemented by mean values).
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to provide security to the territory. In June 1889 he arrived with 21 soldiers, eight staff from the
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The structure of the Southwest African forces was as follows: German Southwest Africa Command at
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Between October 1888 and July 1889, in the course of a dispute between the
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enlisted in the Schuztruppe due to their desire to establish an sovereign
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Military formation of the German South West Africa from 1895 to 1919
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Reich Law on the Income and Expenses of the Protected Areas
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7th and 8th Company (camel cavalry), military hospital:
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Vol. III. 1920. p. 321. 862: 855: 823: 814: 776: 705: 698: 150: 136: 118: 100: 82: 74: 66: 34: 301:and 13 volunteers, at the British-held enclave of 179:Kaiserliche Schutztruppe für Deutsch-Südwestafrika 171:Imperial Schutztruppe for German South West Africa 48:Kaiserliche Schutztruppe für Deutsch-Südwestafrika 566:Chronicle of German South West Africa 1883 - 1915 471:Military hospital and medical depot: Keetmanshoop 258:telegraphed the German consul in Cape Town that " 640:Deutschlands Schutzgebiete in Übersee 1884–1918 269:is under the protection of the German Empire". 555: 553: 676: 562:Chronik von Deutsch-Südwestafrika 1883 – 1915 8: 414:Military hospital and medical depot: Windhuk 325:Camel cavalry, German Southwest Africa, 1904 140: 46: 36: 644:Germany’s Overseas Protectorates 1884-1918] 61:Camel patrol, German Southwest Africa, 1907 859: 820: 702: 683: 669: 661: 55: 18:Schutztruppe for German South West Africa 692:Former German colonies and protectorates 623:. New York: W. W. Norton & Company. 512: 468:Artillery and train depot: Keetmanshoop 570:Namibia Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaft 495:Local headquarters and quartermaster: 423:Local headquarters and quartermaster: 31: 599: 480:Garrison administration: Keetmanshoop 236:and five miles of hinterland for the 7: 477:Office for provisions: Keetmanshoop 373:Northern district command: Windhuk 621:The Great War in Africa, 1914–1918 443:5th Company: Chamis and Churutabis 411:Artillery and train depot: Windhuk 396:2nd Battery: Johann-Albrechts-Höhe 25: 465:Transport platoon 2: Keetmanshoop 917:People of former German colonies 803: 105: 87: 528:] (in German). LIT-Verlag. 405:Office for provisions: Karibib 1: 568:] (in German). 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On April 24, 1884 232:acquired the bay of 437:2nd Company: Ukamas 209:, the Schutztruppe 199:numerous atrocities 440:3rd Company: Kanus 335: 327: 309:of 30 March 1892, 230:Heinrich Vogelsang 889: 888: 885: 884: 851: 850: 797: 796: 732:South West Africa 489:Camel stud farm: 295:Curt von François 205:in 1904. 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Schutztruppe for German South West Africa

German South West Africa
German Empire
Infantry
Mounted Infantry
Artillery
Schutztruppe
Herero Wars
South West Africa campaign
German
Imperial German
colony
German South West Africa
Schutztruppe
numerous atrocities
Herero and Nama uprising
World War I
was defeated
military
Union of South Africa
Heinrich Vogelsang
Angra Pequena
Bremen
tobacconist
Adolf Lüderitz
Nama people
Bethanie
Bismarck
Lüderitzland

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