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Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops, colonies: China Tsingtau, Germany, german empire

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops, colonies: China Tsingtau, Germany, german empire

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops, colonies: China Tsingtau, Germany, german empire

French caricature of the Boxer Rebellion, 1900

The German gives some explanations about German poetry to Chinese women.

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops, colonies: China Tsingtau, Germany, german empire

German troops in Tsingtao, 1900

The two heavy field howitzers of the German Embassy Guard in Beijing.

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops, colonies: China Tsingtau, Germany, german empire

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops, colonies: China Tsingtau, Germany, german empire

Boxer Rebellion, 1900

The German sailors storm the Antsuling Pass.

Position of the ships in the Boxer Rebellion, 1900

A section of the map showing the important forts and the position of the European ships during the Boxer Rebellion on 17 June at 2.30am.

German troops at the Great Wall, 1900s

March of the Bavarian battalion (4th Regiment) at the Great Wall of China.

Retreat to Tientsin, 1900

Admiral Seymour gives the order "the Germans to the front" when retreating to Tientsin.

Retreat to Tientsin, 1900

Admiral Seymour gives the order "the Germans to the front" when retreating to Tientsin.

Departure to Tsingtao, 1900

The departure from Bremerhaven to China to suppress the Boxer Uprising, here Kaiser Wilhelm leaves the "Batavia" in front of the 1st East Asian Infantry Regiment. On this day Wilhelm II held his infamous "Hun speech" in which he explained to the soldiers that "Pardon will not be given".

East Asian cavalry regiment, 1900

The troops of the cavalry regiment of the East Asian expeditionary corps march through the streets of Potsdam in their new special uniforms.

German gunboat at Tsingtao, 1900

The gunboat "Iltis" in front of the Taku Forts. The lltis was launched on 4 August 1898 at the Schichau works in Gdansk. With a length of 62 m, a width of 9.1 m and a draw of 3.3 m, it displaced about 900 tons. The armament consisted of four 8.8-cm autocannons and six 3.7-cm revolver guns, a crew of 130 men. The maximum speed was 13 knots.

Expeditionary Corps, 1900

Volunteers for the China expedition in the course of the Boxer Rebellion.

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops, colonies: China Tsingtau, Germany, german empire

Count Waldersee in the spotlight, 1900

Count Waldersee, apostrophized as "Weltmarshall", commander of the German contingent of troops, which was to suppress the Boxer uprising in China in 1900. With this drawing published in the autumn of 1900 as the title page of "Simplizisissimus" was caricatured his martial public appearance and the resulting exuberant waves of patriotic enthusiasm in Germany.

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops, colonies: China Tsingtau, Germany, german empire

Arrival of German troops, 1900

The landing of German infantry troops in Shanghai on September 7, 1900 to defeat the Boxer uprising.

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops

Boxer rebellion in 1900 -german troops, colonies: China Tsingtau, Germany, german empire

Mounted Infantry Company from the Tientsin Garrison, 1906

From the departure of the German occupation from Tientsin.

The capture of Shan-hai-kwan, 1900

The landing of the Allied troops in Shanhaikwan during the Boxer Uprising in China.

Departure of the German occupation from Tientsin, 1906

The departure of the German occupation from Tientsin under the homeward-bound pennant. The sign says: "Home transport. China 1906."

German Expeditionary Corps, 1900

Soldier of the German Expeditionary Corps during the Boxer Uprising.