Kaiser's Holocaust (62 page)
- Maass, Dr,
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- McNabb, John,
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- Madagascar,
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- Maercker, General Ludwig von,
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- Maharero, Friedrich,
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- Maharero, Samuel: background,
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- favours attack on German military mission,
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- struggles to become
Paramount Chief,
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- compromise treaties with Germans,
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- land sales to Germans,
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- wealth,
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- character,
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- Okahandja home,
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- and German-Herero War,
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- close friends,
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- appeals to Nama to unite with Herero,
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- refuge in Bechuanaland,
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- grave,
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- Maharero, Wilhelm,
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- Malzahn, Emil,
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- Manasse, Chief,
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- Marxist Spartacist League,
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- Masai,
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- May, Karl,
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- Mayr, Captain Karl,
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- medical experimentation,
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- Mengele, Joseph,
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- Merriman, John X.,
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- missionaries see religion
- Mohri, Karl,
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- Mollison, Theodor,
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- Moltke, Helmuth von,
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- Morenga, Jacob,
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- Möwe (gunboat),
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- Müller, Richard,
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- Munich, inter-war politics,
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- Munich Beer Hall Putsch (1923),
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- Munkamba, Lake,
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- Nachtigal, Gustav,
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- Nama (‘Hottentots’): origins,
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- migration to South-West Africa,
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- languages,
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- borrowings from Boers,
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- clans,
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- religion,
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- sell land to Germans,
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- Witbooi Nama war with Herero,
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- Germans fail to persuade to conclude protection treaties,
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- von François provokes,
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- Witbooi opposition to Germans leads to Hoornkrans massacre,
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- Witbooi make peace with Herero,
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- Witbooi increase resistance to Germans,
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- Leutwein pressures groups to sign treaties,
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- Witbooi forced into treaty after attack on Naukluft Mountains,
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- Witbooi visit Berlin to take part in Colonial Show,
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- Rinderpest outbreak,
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- native reserves established,
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- continuing economic power,
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- Germans wage war against Bondelswarts,
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- and German-Herero War,
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- war against Germans,
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- military abilities and tactics,
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- sent to concentration camps,
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- Germans consider unfit for labour,
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- German ‘final solution’,
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- eighty Witbooi deported to Togo,
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- numbers exterminated by Germans,
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- treatment of survivors,
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- Fischer’s studies of Basters,
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- incarcerated survivors released by South Africans,
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- reaction to South African takeover of South-West Africa,
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- German genocide exposed,
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- survivors return from exile,
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- veterans fight in war for Namibian independence,
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- life nowadays,
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- memorialisation of genocide,
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- Namib Desert,
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- Namibia see South-West Africa
- Native Americans,
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- native reserves,
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- natural selection, laws of,
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- Naukluft Mountains, battle in (1894),
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- Nautilus, HMS,
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- Nazism: and colonialism,
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- concentration camps,
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- influences on ideology,
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- lack of ideological and behavioural uniqueness,
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- Party origins,
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- in power,
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- and race science,
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- SA,
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- South-West African support for,
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- Ndjambi,
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- Nels, Louis,
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- Netherlands: Dutch exploration,
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- post-World War II desire to remain colonial power,
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- see also South Africa
- Nettelbladt, Baron von,
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- New York,
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- New Zealand,
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- Niet, Alex,
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- Nietzsche, Friedrich,
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- Noreseb, Manasse,
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- Nuremberg Laws,
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- Nuremberg Trials,
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- Nyhof, Hermann,
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- Okahandja,
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- Okahandja concentration camp,
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- Okahandja River,
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- Okanjira,
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- Okanjira, battle of (1904),
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- Okawayo,
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- Okomitombe,
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- Omaheke (Kalahari) Desert,
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- Omaruru,
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- Omaruru concentration camp,
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- Ombakaha massacre (1904),
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- Omburo,
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- Oorlams,
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- Operation Barbarossa (1941–4),
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- Operation George (1918),
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- O’Reilly, Major Thomas Leslie,
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- Osombo zoWindimbe,
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- Osona, battle of (1885),
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- Otavi,
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- Otjihaëna,
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- Otjimanangombe,
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- Otjimbende,
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- Otjimbingwe,
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- Otjozongombe,
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- Oviumbo,
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- Owambo,
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- Pan-Germanic League,
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- Paris Peace Conference (1919),
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- Petersen, Alvina,
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- photographs,
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- phrenology,
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- Pierer, Major,
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- Ploetz, Alfred,
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- Poland,
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- Portugal,
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- postcards,
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- poverty, justifications for,
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- Presgrave, E. L.,
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- Preyer, Wilhelm,
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- progress,
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- race laws: Nazi,
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- race science and eugenics: Hitler’s study,
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- Nazi science and its applications,
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- Second Reich science and its applications,
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- Thule Society and racial purity,
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- US applications,
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- Radford, David,
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- railways,
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- rape,
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- Ratzel, Friedrich,
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- Reade, William Winwood,
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- Reche, Otto,
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- Rechenberg, Freiherr von,
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- Red Nation see Rooi Nasie
- Rehoboth,
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- Reich Colonial League,
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- religion: indigenous,
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- Christian missionaries in Africa,
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- Herero turn to Christianity after series of natural disasters,
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- Christian missionaries in concentration camps,
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- Christian missionaries help in ethnic cleansing of Herero,
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- Christian missionaries try to help concentration camp inmates,
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- ‘Rhineland Bastards’,
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- Rhodes, Cecil,
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- Riarua, Assa,
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- Richthofen, Manfred von, the Red Baron,
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- Riefenstahl, Leni,
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- Rietmont,
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- Rinderpest,
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- Ritchie, Eric Moore,
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- Rodenwaldt, Ernst,
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- Röhlfs, Friedrich,
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- Röhm, Ernst,
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- Rohrbach, Dr Paul,
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- Rooi Nasie (Red Nation),
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- Roosevelt, Theodore,
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- Rosenberg, Alfred,
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- Rossbach, Gerhard,
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- Rümann, Wilhelm,
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- Russia: German plans to colonise in World War I,
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- Russian Revolution (1917),
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