Kaiser's Holocaust (60 page)
- Cameroon,
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- Campbell, Hendrik,
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- Cão, Diogo,
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- Cape Colony see South Africa
- Cape Cross,
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- Cape Frio,
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- Caprivi, Count Leo von,
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- cattle: Rinderpest outbreak,
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- importance to Herero and Nama,
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- increase in herds after Rinderpest,
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- collapse in industry after German-Herero War,
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- Cetshwayo, King of the Zulus,
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- Chamberlain, Houston Stewart,
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- Chamberlain, Joseph,
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- China,
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- Christian, Jan,
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- Christian, Johannes,
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- Christianity see religion
- Churchill, Winston,
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- Ciano, Count Galeazzo,
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- Class, Heinrich,
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- Cleverly, John,
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- clothes,
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- colonialism: Allies try to distance their version from that of Nazis,
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- attraction of being colonist,
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- Berlin Conference (1884–5),
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- colonised’s lack of voice,
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- genocide, justifications for,
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- indigenes exhibited in colonisers’ capitals,
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- Lebensraum,
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- Nazi attitude,
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- opposition to colonial violence,
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- scientific vision of,
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- styles of,
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- truth about colonial ‘small wars’,
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- Columbus, Christopher,
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- concentration camps: in Boer War,
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- Germans set up in South-West Africa,
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- development of Shark Island into death camp,
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- body parts industry,
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- medical research on inmates,
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- Shark Island closed,
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- South African invaders discover truth about,
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- truth revealed to world,
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- Nazi camps,
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- Namibian government requests return of body parts from Germany,
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- Congo: as Belgian colony,
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- in World War I,
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- British condemn Belgian behaviour,
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- German plans for,
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- Congo River,
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- Conrad, Joseph,
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- Conradt, Ludwig,
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- copper,
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- Cornell, Fred,
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- crime and punishment,
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- Crimea,
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- Cromer, Lieutenant,
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- Crowe, Sir Eyre,
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- Cuba,
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- Dachau,
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- Dakar,
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- Damara,
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- Dame, Colonel,
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- Darre, Walther,
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- Darwin, Charles,
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- death camps see concentration camps
- Deimling, Colonel Berthold von,
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- Dernburg, Bernhardt,
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- Deutschbund,
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- Deutsche Bank,
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- Diagne, Blaise,
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- diamonds,
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- Diehl, Phillip,
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- Dierks, Klaus,
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- Dommer, Dr,
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- Douala,
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- Dresden Bank,
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- Drexler, Anton,
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- Dubois, W. E. B.,
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- Duft, Councillor,
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- Düring, Lieutenant,
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- Eastern Europe,
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- Eckenbrecher, Margarethe von,
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- Ehrhardt, Hermann,
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- Eich, Wilhelm,
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- Eisner, Kurt,
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- Elger, Pastor,
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- Elizabeth (corvette),
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- Ellis, John,
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- Epp, General Franz Xavier von: ideas on race,
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- in South-West Africa,
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- attack on ‘Red Munich’,
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- virtual dictator of Munich,
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- and Nazis,
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- coordinates Nazi African colonial campaign,
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- support for Boers,
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- Erzberger, Matthias,
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- Estorff, Ludwig von: takes part in attack on Naukluft Mountains,
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- tries to persuade von Trotha to negotiate with Herero,
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- on von Trotha’s tactics,
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- pursues Herero into Omaheke,
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- reputation,
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- and German-Nama War,
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- closes Shark Island camp,
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- estimate of number of Nama deaths in camp,
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- complains about treatment of surviving Herero,
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- Eugen Fischer Institute (formerly Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Anthropology, Human Genetics and Eugenics),
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- eugenics see race science and eugenics
- euthanasia,
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- Extermination Order (1904),
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- Fabri, Friedrich,
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- Farrar, Frederick,
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- Fenschel, Heinrich,
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- Fetzer, Christian,
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- Fighting Thule League see Kampfbund Thule
- Firma Lenz,
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- First World War see World War I
- Fischer, Adolf,
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- Fischer, Eugen,
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- France: in Africa,
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- style of colonialism,
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- invades Togo during World War I,
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- post-World War II
desire to remain colonial power,
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- pledges to hand over African mandates to UN,
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- François, Curt von: appearance and background,
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- African exploration on behalf of Belgium,
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- leads German military mission in South-West Africa,
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- leads Hoornkrans massacre,
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- discourages racial mixing,
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- British lionise,
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- documents and letters examined during investigation into German genocide,
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- Frank, Hans,
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- Franke, Major Victor,
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- Franzmann Nama,
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- Fredericks, Cornelius,
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- Fredericks, Joseph,
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- Freiburg University,
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- Freikorps: composition and character,
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- Frenssen, Gustav,
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- Fuchs, Dr,
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- Galton, Francis,
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- Gambia,
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- genocide, justifications for,
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- Gerecke, Captain Henry F.,
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- German Colonial Society: establishment,
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- pushes government towards establishing colonies,
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- launches campaign for military intervention in South-West Africa,
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- encourages women to become colonists,
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- campaigns for return of lost colonies,
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- and Nazis,
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- German East Africa: Rinderpest outbreak,
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- German war against Wahehe,
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- Lettow-Vorbeck in,
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- governor vetoes deportation of Nama to,
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- race laws,
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- during World War I,
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- German South-West African Colonial Company,
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- Germany: colonial ambitions,
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- style of colonialism,
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- acquisition of African colonies,
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- African trade,
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- African exploration,
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- size of African empire,
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- attempt to strengthen hold on South-West Africa by entering into treaties with indigenous peoples ends in failure,
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- sends military force to South-West Africa,
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- urbanisation and overpopulation,
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- emigration to USA,
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- emigration to Africa encouraged,
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- Völkisch movement,
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- racial nationalism,
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- domestic fascination with colonies and their inhabitants,
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- Rinderpest gives colonists ideas of how to speed up land acquisition,
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- and Boxer Rebellion,
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- origins of Hun nickname,
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- prepares for large-scale settlement of South-West Africa,
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- war against Bondelswarts,
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- war against Herero,
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- domestic reaction to Herero War,
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- militarism,
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- Cleansing Patrols,
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- establishment of concentration camps in South-West Africa,
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- war against Nama,
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- ethnic cleansing of indigenes completed,
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- new colonial budget seeking increased funding for South-West Africa blocked,
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- this forces ‘Hottentot’ election,
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- domestic reaction to African death camps,
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- rewriting of wars against indigenes,
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- treatment of surviving indigenes,
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- appropriation of all South-West African land,
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- colonists’ way of life in South-West Africa,
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- colonial colleges set up,
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- women encouraged to become colonists,
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- race laws in South-West Africa,
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- domestic race laws,
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- popularity of racial science,
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- genocide in South-West Africa exposed,
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- on Eastern Front in World War I,
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- on Western Front in World War I,
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- hopes of expanding colonies in World War I,
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- tide of war turns against,
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- European atrocities in World War I,
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- African colonies confiscated,
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- economic and political conditions after World War I,
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- under Nazis,
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- nostalgia for South-West Africa colony,
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- Namibia requests return of body parts,
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- Herero file claim for reparations,
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- government apologises to Namibia,
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- Gewald, Jan-Bart,
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- Gibeon,
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- Gilbert, G. M.,
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- Glauer, Adam (Freiherr von Sebottendorff),
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- Gobineau, Arthur Count de,
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- Goebbels, Joseph,
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- gold,
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- Goldammer, Hugo,
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- Golinelli, Dr Angelo,
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- Gorges, E. Howard,
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- Göring, Dr Heinrich,
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- Göring, Hermann: background,
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- birth,
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- in World War I,
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- father’s supposed influence,
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- and von Epp,
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- and ‘Rhineland Bastards’,
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- and Nazi plans for colonising Soviet Union,
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- recognises Nazis to be part of historical and ideological continuum,
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- and ‘Final Solution’,
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- trial,
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- death,
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- Griffith, Percy,
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- Grimm, Hans,
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- guano,
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- Gühne, Dr,
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- Gürtner, Franz,
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