Attacks of the Africa traveler Gottlob Adolf Krause against the government because of tolerance of the slave trade in Togo and the criminal proceedings initiated against Krause

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Blue Book of the English Government and Memorandum of the German Government on the International Law Offences of the English in Togo and Cameroon

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Dissolution of the Reichstag due to rejection of a colonial political demand of the government on 13 Dec. 1906

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German Colonial Society

Government equipment for communities in South West Africa

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Hawaiian Government's Efforts to Influence the Pacific

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