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Headline: Captains Victor Franke, Puder and Fromm, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: German troop leaders at the time of the Herero uprising in German South-West Africa: Victor Franke (middle), Puder and Fromm.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00058498Captains Victor Franke, Puder and Fromm, 1904German troop leaders at the time of the Herero uprising in German South-West Africa: Victor Franke (middle), Puder and Fromm.
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Headline: Colored soldiers of the protection force during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 13.03.1904Image text: Local soldiers of the protection force after the battle of Owikokorero during the uprising of the Herero in German Southwest Africa. In the battle of Owikokorero between von Glasenapp and Ovaherero under Tjetjo, the Germans suffered heavy losses.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00062163Colored soldiers of the protection force during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa, 1904Local soldiers of the protection force after the battle of Owikokorero during the uprising of the Herero in German Southwest Africa. In the battle of Owikokorero between von Glasenapp and Ovaherero under Tjetjo, the Germans suffered heavy losses.
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Headline: Soldiers of the protection force in German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: German colonial soldiers after a battle near Otjikinamaparero during the uprising of the Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00062176Soldiers of the protection force in German Southwest Africa, 1904German colonial soldiers after a battle near Otjikinamaparero during the uprising of the Herero.
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Headline: Hottentots as comrades in arms of the Germans in Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: Witbooi Hottentots in the service of the protection force at the time of the fighting against the Herero. The Hottentots fell in 1904.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00058496Hottentots as comrades in arms of the Germans in Southwest Africa, 1904Witbooi Hottentots in the service of the protection force at the time of the fighting against the Herero. The Hottentots fell in 1904.
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Headline: German guards during the Herero uprising, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: An observation post of the heliograph station at Okaharui.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00058494German guards during the Herero uprising, 1904An observation post of the heliograph station at Okaharui.
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Headline: Soldiers of the protection force during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 13.03.1904Image text: German and local soldiers of the protection force in a bivouac after the battle of Owikokorero during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa. On the cot is the wounded sea lieutenant Herrmann, in the middle sits the also injured sea lieutenant and adjutant Schaefer (with sling), right rear stands assistant physician Dr. Jansen. The voluntary medical Kraeger (3rd from right) and a staff physician Dr. Wiemann (2nd from right) sit right. In the battle of Owikokorero between von Glasenapp and the Ovaherero under Tjetjo, the Germans suffered heavy losses.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00062182Soldiers of the protection force during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa, 1904German and local soldiers of the protection force in a bivouac after the battle of Owikokorero during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa. On the cot is the wounded sea lieutenant Herrmann, in the middle sits the also injured sea lieutenant and adjutant Schaefer (with sling), right rear stands assistant physician Dr. Jansen. The voluntary medical Kraeger (3rd from right) and a staff physician Dr. Wiemann (2nd from right) sit right. In the battle of Owikokorero between von Glasenapp and the Ovaherero under Tjetjo, the Germans suffered heavy losses.
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Headline: Soldiers of the protection force during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: March break of a department of the German colonial troops.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00062185Soldiers of the protection force during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa, 1904March break of a department of the German colonial troops.
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Headline: Soldiers of the protection force during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: Soldiers of a machine gun section of the protection force at the Battle of Orimbo.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00062186Soldiers of the protection force during the Herero uprising in German Southwest Africa, 1904Soldiers of a machine gun section of the protection force at the Battle of Orimbo.
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Headline: Camel riders of the protection force during the Herero uprising, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: Camel rider patrol of the protection force during the uprising of the Herero in the German colony of German Southwest Africa.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00062188Camel riders of the protection force during the Herero uprising, 1904Camel rider patrol of the protection force during the uprising of the Herero in the German colony of German Southwest Africa.
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Headline: German fighters in South West Africa, 1908Date: 01.01.1908Image text: German armed riders in the fight against the insurgent Hereros in German South West Africa.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291492German fighters in South West Africa, 1908German armed riders in the fight against the insurgent Hereros in German South West Africa.
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Headline: Field post in oxcart in Owikokorero, 1906Date: 01.01.1906Image text: An ox cart brings field mail to the camp in Owikokorero at Onjatu in what is now Namibia. Here German soldiers fought against the insurgent Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291493Field post in oxcart in Owikokorero, 1906An ox cart brings field mail to the camp in Owikokorero at Onjatu in what is now Namibia. Here German soldiers fought against the insurgent Herero.
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Headline: German Navy Expeditionary Corps in South West Africa, 1906Date: 01.01.1906Image text: The surviving soldiers of the Marine Expeditionary Corps in German South West Africa. Here, German soldiers and native Herero had fierce fights between 1904 and 1906.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291494German Navy Expeditionary Corps in South West Africa, 1906The surviving soldiers of the Marine Expeditionary Corps in German South West Africa. Here, German soldiers and native Herero had fierce fights between 1904 and 1906.
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Headline: Hospital tent in German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: Medical German staff in front of a hospital tent in South West Africa during the war with the rebellious Herero. Upper row: assistant doctor Brueggemann, senior assistant physician Janssen, hospital inspector Brueck. Below: nurse Lili Hartog, chief physician Gappel and nurse Helene Voll.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291495Hospital tent in German Southwest Africa, 1904Medical German staff in front of a hospital tent in South West Africa during the war with the rebellious Herero. Upper row: assistant doctor Brueggemann, senior assistant physician Janssen, hospital inspector Brueck. Below: nurse Lili Hartog, chief physician Gappel and nurse Helene Voll.
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Headline: Prisoner Herero fighters, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: Three captive Herero fighters who have opposed the German colonial administration. From left to right Zacharias Zeraua, the Herero captain of Otjimbinue, his son and the leader of the Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291496Prisoner Herero fighters, 1905Three captive Herero fighters who have opposed the German colonial administration. From left to right Zacharias Zeraua, the Herero captain of Otjimbinue, his son and the leader of the Herero.
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Headline: Tent hospital of the German Schutztruppe in southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: Field hospital of the German Schutztruppe in German South West Africa. Here, German soldiers fought a war with the native Hereros.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291497Tent hospital of the German Schutztruppe in southwest Africa, 1905Field hospital of the German Schutztruppe in German South West Africa. Here, German soldiers fought a war with the native Hereros.
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Headline: Mule team in German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: German soldiers wounded in the fight against the insurgent Hereros, are transported from the (today) Namibian hinterland with mule teams.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291498Mule team in German Southwest Africa, 1905German soldiers wounded in the fight against the insurgent Hereros, are transported from the (today) Namibian hinterland with mule teams.
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Headline: The military station Warmbad in German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: The tower of the military station Warmbad in the former German South West Africa, today Tanzania. In the tower, there are bullet holes that were made during the siege of the rebellious Bondelswarts.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291499The military station Warmbad in German Southwest Africa, 1905The tower of the military station Warmbad in the former German South West Africa, today Tanzania. In the tower, there are bullet holes that were made during the siege of the rebellious Bondelswarts.
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Headline: Inauguration of a German field company in German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 20.02.1905Image text: The Second Field Company of the United Marines are blessed on February 20, 1905, before the march against the rebellious Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291500Inauguration of a German field company in German Southwest Africa, 1905The Second Field Company of the United Marines are blessed on February 20, 1905, before the march against the rebellious Herero.
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Headline: German South West Africa 1904-1905: Fighting against Hottentots and HererosDate: 20.02.1905Image text: German troops (20th Field Company) are preparing in a fortress for the forward march against the Hottentots.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291501German South West Africa 1904-1905: Fighting against Hottentots and HererosGerman troops (20th Field Company) are preparing in a fortress for the forward march against the Hottentots.
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Headline: German military hospital in southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: German sickbay Hamakari in German South West Africa. Between 1904 and 1905 German soldiers fought war against the rebellious natives.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291502German military hospital in southwest Africa, 1905German sickbay Hamakari in German South West Africa. Between 1904 and 1905 German soldiers fought war against the rebellious natives.
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Headline: Wounded German soldiers in German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: Lightly wounded German soldiers in the war against insurgent ethnic groups in South West Africa, now Namibia. In the picture their injuries are bandaged in a medical van.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291503Wounded German soldiers in German Southwest Africa, 1905Lightly wounded German soldiers in the war against insurgent ethnic groups in South West Africa, now Namibia. In the picture their injuries are bandaged in a medical van.
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Headline: German field hospital in German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: German field hospital in the camp of Onjatu in the former German South West Africa, today Namibia. Here German troops fought in 1904 and 1905 against the rebellious Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291504German field hospital in German Southwest Africa, 1905German field hospital in the camp of Onjatu in the former German South West Africa, today Namibia. Here German troops fought in 1904 and 1905 against the rebellious Herero.
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Headline: Prisoners of Native Americans in German East Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: The captured high council of insurgent natives of the ethnic group Bondelzwarts against the German occupation.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291505Prisoners of Native Americans in German East Africa, 1905The captured high council of insurgent natives of the ethnic group Bondelzwarts against the German occupation.
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Headline: Arrival of German troops in Swakopmund, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: The rebellion of the native Herero against German colonial rule surprised the German colonial administration first. They were able to crush the uprising only when troop reinforcements arrived from Germany. On the picture, the landing of German troops in the pier of Swakopmund in what is now Namibia.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291506Arrival of German troops in Swakopmund, 1904The rebellion of the native Herero against German colonial rule surprised the German colonial administration first. They were able to crush the uprising only when troop reinforcements arrived from Germany. On the picture, the landing of German troops in the pier of Swakopmund in what is now Namibia.
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Headline: Soldiers of the Navy Expeditionary Force, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: Training of German soldiers of the Marine Expeditionary Corps on the automatic cannon aboard the "Darmstadt". They are preparing for their departure to German South West Africa, where they will fight against the insurgent Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291507Soldiers of the Navy Expeditionary Force, 1904Training of German soldiers of the Marine Expeditionary Corps on the automatic cannon aboard the "Darmstadt". They are preparing for their departure to German South West Africa, where they will fight against the insurgent Herero.
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Headline: War volunteers on the way to German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: War volunteers on their way to the Lehrter station in Berlin, to depart for their deployment in German South-West Africa against the rebellious Herero. The soldiers are dressed in new colonial uniforms.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291508War volunteers on the way to German Southwest Africa, 1905War volunteers on their way to the Lehrter station in Berlin, to depart for their deployment in German South-West Africa against the rebellious Herero. The soldiers are dressed in new colonial uniforms.
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Headline: Departure of German troops to German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: Minister of War Karl von Einem (marked with an X in the picture) came to see the embarkation of horses on a war transporter in Hamburg.Around him are German troops who go to war against the insurgent Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291509Departure of German troops to German Southwest Africa, 1905Minister of War Karl von Einem (marked with an X in the picture) came to see the embarkation of horses on a war transporter in Hamburg.Around him are German troops who go to war against the insurgent Herero.
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Headline: Wounded soldiers from the war in German Southwest Africa, 1906Date: 18.12.1906Image text: Captain Victor Franke arrives in Hamburg with wounded soldiers from the war in South West Africa against the rebellious Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291510Wounded soldiers from the war in German Southwest Africa, 1906Captain Victor Franke arrives in Hamburg with wounded soldiers from the war in South West Africa against the rebellious Herero.
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Headline: Departure of German troops to South West Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: Departure of German colonial troops to German South West Africa, where the native Herero started a fight against the German colonial officials. In the picture a horse in a box is loaded on a transport steamer.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291511Departure of German troops to South West Africa, 1905Departure of German colonial troops to German South West Africa, where the native Herero started a fight against the German colonial officials. In the picture a horse in a box is loaded on a transport steamer.
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Headline: Departure of German soldiers to German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: Departure of German replacement troops to German South West Africa on the steamer "Lucie Woermann". The Germans fought there against the rebellious Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291512Departure of German soldiers to German Southwest Africa, 1904Departure of German replacement troops to German South West Africa on the steamer "Lucie Woermann". The Germans fought there against the rebellious Herero.
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Headline: Officer Corps on the way to German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1904Image text: The officer corps of the replacement expedition aboard the "Darmstatt" when leaving for South West Africa. Here, German troops fought a war against the indigenous revolting Herero.Photo: SZ PhotoImage number: 00291513Officer Corps on the way to German Southwest Africa, 1905The officer corps of the replacement expedition aboard the "Darmstatt" when leaving for South West Africa. Here, German troops fought a war against the indigenous revolting Herero.
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Headline: The Northwestern front at war in South West Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: The German station Amatoni on the northwestern front in German South West Africa. Here German soldiers fought with the local rebellious Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291514The Northwestern front at war in South West Africa, 1905The German station Amatoni on the northwestern front in German South West Africa. Here German soldiers fought with the local rebellious Herero.
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Headline: German Schutztruppen in South West Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: The Brackwater station of the German Schutztruppe during the Herero Uprising in 1904.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291515German Schutztruppen in South West Africa, 1904The Brackwater station of the German Schutztruppe during the Herero Uprising in 1904.
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Headline: Fountain in Grootfontein in German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: The theater of war in South West Africa, where German troops fought a war against the rebellious Herero. In the picture, the main well of the Grootfontein station in today's Namibia.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291516Fountain in Grootfontein in German Southwest Africa, 1904The theater of war in South West Africa, where German troops fought a war against the rebellious Herero. In the picture, the main well of the Grootfontein station in today's Namibia.
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Headline: Teams of the Navy Expeditionary Force in South West Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: Returned crews and officers of the Expeditionary Corps to German South West Africa. Between 1904 and 1906 there were several clashes between the German colonial officials and native Herero.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291517Teams of the Navy Expeditionary Force in South West Africa, 1905Returned crews and officers of the Expeditionary Corps to German South West Africa. Between 1904 and 1906 there were several clashes between the German colonial officials and native Herero.
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Headline: Officers of the Marine Expeditionary Corps in German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: The returned officers of the Marine Expeditionary Corps in South West Africa. From left to right: bottom row: Major Franz Georg von Glasenapp, Colonel Wyneken, Lieutenant Graf von Brockdorff. Middle row: Lieutenant Schmidt, Lieutenant Stecher, Lieutenant von Sierafewski, Lieutenant Schaefer, Lieutenant Muiher, Senior Physician Jannsen, Lieutenant Classen. Upper row: Lieutenant Hugues, Lieutenant Graeff, Lieutenant Reimann, and purser Prange.Photo: SZ PhotoImage number: 00291518Officers of the Marine Expeditionary Corps in German Southwest Africa, 1905The returned officers of the Marine Expeditionary Corps in South West Africa. From left to right: bottom row: Major Franz Georg von Glasenapp, Colonel Wyneken, Lieutenant Graf von Brockdorff. Middle row: Lieutenant Schmidt, Lieutenant Stecher, Lieutenant von Sierafewski, Lieutenant Schaefer, Lieutenant Muiher, Senior Physician Jannsen, Lieutenant Classen. Upper row: Lieutenant Hugues, Lieutenant Graeff, Lieutenant Reimann, and purser Prange.
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Headline: German Navy Expeditionary Corps for German Southwest Africa, 1906Date: 01.01.1906Image text: The teams of the Marine Expeditionary Corps returning from German South West Africa at the barracks yard in Kiel. Between 1904 and 1906 there were increased violent clashes between German colonial officials and the native Herero in today's Namibia.Photo: SZ PhotoImage number: 00291519German Navy Expeditionary Corps for German Southwest Africa, 1906The teams of the Marine Expeditionary Corps returning from German South West Africa at the barracks yard in Kiel. Between 1904 and 1906 there were increased violent clashes between German colonial officials and the native Herero in today's Namibia.
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Headline: Fairlie locomotive of the railway in German South West Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: Fairlie locomotive of the railway to Windhoek secured by sandbags.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291520Fairlie locomotive of the railway in German South West Africa, 1904Fairlie locomotive of the railway to Windhoek secured by sandbags.
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Headline: Tomb of the Herero leader Samuel Maharero, 1927Date: 01.01.1927Image text: The grave of Herero leader Samuel Maharero, who had fiercely fought the German soldiers in German South West Africa until he was defeated in 1904 at the Waterberg, together with Hendrik Witboi.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291521Tomb of the Herero leader Samuel Maharero, 1927The grave of Herero leader Samuel Maharero, who had fiercely fought the German soldiers in German South West Africa until he was defeated in 1904 at the Waterberg, together with Hendrik Witboi.
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Headline: Captured Hereros, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: After conflicts between the German colonial administration in East Africa and the local Herero tribe, numerous Herero fighters were captured by German Schutztruppen. If they were not shot, they were deported to a convict island off the coast, where they mostly died of starvation or disease. In the picture, captured Herero men.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291522Captured Hereros, 1905After conflicts between the German colonial administration in East Africa and the local Herero tribe, numerous Herero fighters were captured by German Schutztruppen. If they were not shot, they were deported to a convict island off the coast, where they mostly died of starvation or disease. In the picture, captured Herero men.
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Headline: German defense attitude against attacks of the Hereros, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: A fort brought in defensive position by German soldiers in German South West Africa. They expect an attack of the insurgent Herero tribes.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291523German defense attitude against attacks of the Hereros, 1904A fort brought in defensive position by German soldiers in German South West Africa. They expect an attack of the insurgent Herero tribes.
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Headline: Transport of the sick and injured in German Southwest Africa, 1905Date: 01.01.1905Image text: The removal of the numerous sick and wounded in the desert area of German South-West Africa represented a problem for the German troop leadership. The photo shows a camel litter.Photo: SZ PhotoImage number: 00291524Transport of the sick and injured in German Southwest Africa, 1905The removal of the numerous sick and wounded in the desert area of German South-West Africa represented a problem for the German troop leadership. The photo shows a camel litter.
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Headline: Troop buildup for German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: For the fight against the Herero tribes in German South-West Africa, which had become insurgent in 1904, German colonial troops needed reinforcements from Germany. The picture shows how the first 50 men, reinforcements of Lieutenant Maercker, are handed over in the Sandwich Harbour to Huge von Francois.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291525Troop buildup for German Southwest Africa, 1904For the fight against the Herero tribes in German South-West Africa, which had become insurgent in 1904, German colonial troops needed reinforcements from Germany. The picture shows how the first 50 men, reinforcements of Lieutenant Maercker, are handed over in the Sandwich Harbour to Huge von Francois.
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Headline: Horse shipping to southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: On the steamer of the "Markgraf" in Hamburg horses are loaded to be used against the insurgent Herero in German South West Africa.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291526Horse shipping to southwest Africa, 1904On the steamer of the "Markgraf" in Hamburg horses are loaded to be used against the insurgent Herero in German South West Africa.
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Headline: German colonial troops with ox cart in German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: In the pursuit of the last insurgent Herero tribes in German South-West Africa, the German troops had considerable supply problems in the desert. With ox-carts drawn by up to 10 oxen, ammunition and food had to be brought to the front.Photo: SZ PhotoImage number: 00291527German colonial troops with ox cart in German Southwest Africa, 1904In the pursuit of the last insurgent Herero tribes in German South-West Africa, the German troops had considerable supply problems in the desert. With ox-carts drawn by up to 10 oxen, ammunition and food had to be brought to the front.
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Headline: Memorial stone for the fallen at the Waterberg, 1929Date: 01.01.1929Image text: Monument to the German soldiers killed in the fighting on Waterberg in August 1904 in the fight against the insurgent Herero tribes. The outcome of this battle involving heavy losses brought about the end of the uprising.Photo: SZ PhotoImage number: 00291528Memorial stone for the fallen at the Waterberg, 1929Monument to the German soldiers killed in the fighting on Waterberg in August 1904 in the fight against the insurgent Herero tribes. The outcome of this battle involving heavy losses brought about the end of the uprising.
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Headline: German war council in German Southwest Africa, 1906Date: 01.01.1906Image text: Lieutenant Colonel Ludwig von Estorff (on horseback), one of the military leaders in the 1904/06 campaign against the insurgent Herero, at a meeting with his officers. With cap, Captain Franz Ritter von Epp, later Reich Governor in Bavaria.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291529German war council in German Southwest Africa, 1906Lieutenant Colonel Ludwig von Estorff (on horseback), one of the military leaders in the 1904/06 campaign against the insurgent Herero, at a meeting with his officers. With cap, Captain Franz Ritter von Epp, later Reich Governor in Bavaria.
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Headline: Landing of horses from Germany in Swakopmund, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: Drawing. Landing of German horses for troop reinforcement in Swakopmund during the Herero Uprising in German South West Africa.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291530Landing of horses from Germany in Swakopmund, 1904Drawing. Landing of German horses for troop reinforcement in Swakopmund during the Herero Uprising in German South West Africa.
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Headline: German soldiers in battle at Waterberg, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: Drawing of German soldiers in the battle at Waterberg in German South West Africa, today Namibia. In 1904 an uprising of the Herero tribe broke out here against the German colonial rule, which was crushed by the German troops.Photo: SZ PhotoImage number: 00291531German soldiers in battle at Waterberg, 1904Drawing of German soldiers in the battle at Waterberg in German South West Africa, today Namibia. In 1904 an uprising of the Herero tribe broke out here against the German colonial rule, which was crushed by the German troops.
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Headline: Rainy season in German Southwest Africa, 1904Date: 01.01.1904Image text: During the rainy season in South West Africa, the German station in Omaruru is flooded.Photo: ScherlImage number: 00291532Rainy season in German Southwest Africa, 1904During the rainy season in South West Africa, the German station in Omaruru is flooded.
DOSSIER Battles against the Hottentots and Hereros in German South-West Africa 1904 - 1908 92 Images



