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Schutztruppe (German: [ˈʃʊtsˌtʁʊpə] , lit.
Protection Force) was the
official name of the
colonial troops in the
African territories of the
German colonial...
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Victor Franke, the last
commander of the
Schutztruppe,
capitulated near Khorab. Two
members of the
Schutztruppe,
geography professors Fritz Jaeger and Leo...
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Germany had two
armed forces: the
Imperial German Army,
which included Schutztruppe, Polizeitruppen,
Imperial German Air Service, and the
Imperial German...
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series of
military expeditions and
border conflicts between the
German Schutztruppe in
Kamerun and the Fula ****
Muslim states and
tribes that were a part...
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Imperial Schutztruppe for
German South West
Africa (German:
Kaiserliche Schutztruppe für Deutsch-Südwestafrika) was the
official name of the military...
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Having successfully evaded the
Allies since late 1917, the
German Schutztruppe under Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck
waged a
guerilla campaign in Portuguese...
- 1904–1905. The
German colonial administration could call on a
military Schutztruppe ("Protection force") of 260
Europeans and 2,470 Africans, in addition...
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Schutztruppe,
subtitled "East
African Guerilla Warfare, 1914-1918", is a
board wargame originally self-published by Jim
Bumpas in 1975, then published...
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Ehrhardt 7.5 cm
Model 1904
mountain guns were
originally issued to the
Schutztruppe in
German South-West Africa. The gun was also
issued to the Portuguese...
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Germans subsequently immigrated there, many
coming as
soldiers (German:
Schutztruppe), traders,
diamond miners, or
colonial officials. In 1915,
during the...
