- slave-owning
plantation owner of
Omani Arab
parentage who is
known for the
Abushiri Revolt against the
German East
Africa Company in present-day Tanzania....
- The
Abushiri Revolt, also
known as the
Slave Trader Revolt (German: Sklavenhändlerrevolte), but
generally referred to by
modern historians as the Coastal...
-
Sultanate of Zanzibar, the
German Empire was
called upon to put down the
Abushiri revolts and
protect the empire's
interests in the region. The
German East...
-
German Imperial government to its
colonies in East
Africa to
suppress the
Abushiri revolt.
Wissmann was
issued one of the
first Maxim guns
which had reached...
-
mission was
aborted after the pair were held
hostage and
ransomed during the
Abushiri Revolt.: 82 In the
autumn of 1888, the
American naturalist Abbott and...
- stopped, however, due to
ramifications ****ociated with the so-called "
Abushiri Revolt" (1888–89).
Within a
matter of days
Baumann and
Meyer were captured...
-
Tanganyika led by
Abushiri and
Chief Mkwawa.
Abushiri was
later captured and
hanged in
Pangani in
December 1889.
After Abushiri's defeat Germans were...
- (1918)[citation needed]
Active personnel 14,250,000+ (total served; 1914–18)
Abushiri Revolt Hehe
Rebellion Ba**** Wars
Battle of
Adibo Boxer Rebellion Adamawa...
- of the
German Empire,
necessitating costly action such as in the 1888
Abushiri revolt.
According to
German historian Hans-Ulrich Wehler,
German colonial...
-
submitted to
German protection. This
resulted in a
native uprising, the
Abushiri revolt,
which was
suppressed by the
Kaiserliche Marine and
heralded the...
