original ) (raw )From Native Policy to Genocide to Eugenics: The Herero Genocide in German Southwest Africa
George Steinmetz
The Devil’s Handwriting: Precoloniality and the German Colonial State in Qingdao, Samoa and Southwest Africa (Chicago: University of Chicago Press), CH. 3, 2007
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'A certain rigorous treatment of all parts of the nation': the annihilation of the Herero in German South West Africa, 1904
Tilman Dedering
Mark Levene & Penny Roberts (eds.), The Massacre in History. New York and Oxford, 1999
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A Review of: “Britain, Germany and Colonial Violence in South-West Africa, 1884–1919: The Herero and Nama Genocide” by Mads Bomholt Nielsen
Laszlo Palfi
Journal of Central and Eastern European African Studies
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Colonial Conquest and the Struggle for the Presence of the Colonial State in German East Africa, 1885-1903
Michael Pesek
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From “Native Policy” to Exterminationism: German Southwest Africa, 1904, in Comparative Perspective
George Steinmetz
Department of Sociology Ucla, 2005
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Review_Genocide in German South-West Africa. The Colonial War of 1904-1908 and its Aftermath.pdf
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German Herero War
Michael Lanzetta
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The Genocidal Gaze. From German Southwest Africa to the Third Reich
Matthew Potter
German History, 2018
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The German Empire at War in Eastern Africa, 1914-18
Michael Pesek
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From destruction to extermination Genocidal escalation in Germanys war against the Herero 1904
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‘Ja, es musste sein!’ German settler perceptions of violence during the Herero and Nama War (1904–1907)
Asher Lubotzky
Journal of Namibian Studies, 2018
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musste sein ! ’ German settler perceptions of violence during the Herero and Nama War ( 1904 – 1907 )
Asher Lubotzky
2018
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„Guerrilla Wars and Colonial Concentration Camps. The Exceptional Case of German South West Africa (1904-1908)”, in: Journal for Namibian Studies 11(2012), S. 85-103.
Jonas Kreienbaum
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Guerrilla wars and colonial concentration camps. The exceptional case of German South West Africa (1904 – 1908)
Jonas Kreienbaum
2014
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Britain's Response to the Herero and Nama Genocide, 1904-07: A Realist Perspective on Britain's Assistance to Germany During the Genocide in German South-West Africa
Daniel Grimshaw
2014
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German and Allied War Crimes in the East African Campaign, 1914-18
Michael Pesek
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Jonas Kreienbaum: Guerrilla wars and colonial concentration camps The exceptional case of German South West Africa 1904 1908
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Journal of Namibian Studies, 11 (2012): 83–101 ISSN: 1863-5954, 2012
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African Resistance to Colonial Conquest: The Case of Konkomba Resistance to German Occupation of Northern Togoland, 1896-1901
Joseph Kachim
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Jihad made in Germany. German propaganda in East Africa during the First World War, 1914-18
Michael Pesek
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„Savage War“ as „People’s War”. Nineteenth-Century African Wars, European Perceptions, and the Future of Warfare
Dieter Langewiesche
Journal of Modern History 94,3, 2022
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'Punitive' Expeditions in German Colonial Contexts in Africa
Yann LeGall
History, 2024
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Between Waterberg and Sandveld: An Environmental Perspective on the German-Herero War of 1904
Philipp Lehmann
German History 32.4, 2014
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White men with low moral standards? German anthropology and the Herero genocide
Dan Stone
Patterns of Prejudice, 2001
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From Boondoggle to Settlement Colony: Hendrik Witbooi and the Evolution of Germany's Imperial Project in Southwest Africa, 1884–1894
Adam A Blackler
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Genocide Matters - Negotiating a Namibian-German Past in the Present
Henning Melber
2017
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Jakob Zollmann: Unforeseen combat at Naulila. German South West Africa, Angola, and the First World War in 1914 – 1917
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Journal of Namibian Studies, 20 (2016): 79 – 112 ISSN: 2197-5523 (online), 2016
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The Herero and Nama Genocide, the Holocaust, and the Question of German Reparations
Dirk Moses , Howie Rechavia-Taylor
2021
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Title: Naturalists, "Explorers" and Imperialists: German ambitions in the Horn of Africa and the Anti-slavery Movement.
Clifford J Pereira
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War in Southern Africa
jacklyn Cock
Africa, 1992
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From German South West Africa to the Third Reich. Testing the continuity thesis
Klaus Bachmann
Journal of Namibian Studies : History Politics Culture, 2018
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Strategic tangles: Slavery, colonial policy, and religion in German East Africa, 1885–1918
Jörg Haustein
Atlantic Studies, 2017
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Wiener Zeitschrift für kritische Afrikastudien
Neels Swanepoel
2017
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A Crisis of Colonialism. The First World War in Deutsch-Ostafrika
Max Wittmann
Asya Studies, 2020
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Askari at Hitler’s Frontier:Racial-Cultural Chauvinism and Colonial Systems in Germany and the Territories of the Eastern Front, 1941-1945
Drew Eisenberg-Holmes
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Genocide and Violence: An Introduction.
Frank Jacob
Genocidal Violence, 2023
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