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sheet Warmbad of the war map Deutsch-Südwestafrika with marked post offices and settlement areas of the native population (e.g. "Hottentotten"), the ship connection across the Atlantic Ocean from Port Nolloth as well as the northern part of the Cape Colony with parts of the railway line from Port Nolloth to Okiep* war map of Deutsch-Südwestafrika / sheet Warmbad

In: German Historical Museum Foundation

Nobiling, H.

The Bondelzwarts (Hottentotten) in Warmbad (Captain Willem Christian): Vol. 5

Enthält u.a.: Bevölkerungsstatistik vom 1. Jan. 1913 Union of South Africa. Report of the Administrator on the Bondelzwarts Rising. Cape Town 1922 Report into the rebellion of the Bondelzwarts. Cape Town 1923

In: Affairs and uprisings of the indigenous tribes >> The Bondelzwarts (Hottentotten) in Warmbad (Captain Willem Christian)

Suppression of the Hottentot uprising: diary entries

Contains also: List of the war division of the troops Notes on the staffing of the officers Command Order of Aug. 1905

In: L - N >> Lettow-Vorbeck, Paul von (inventory) >> N 103 Lettow-Vorbeck, Paul von >> Deployment in the German-Southwest African protectorate (1904-1906) >> Suppression of the Hottentot Uprising

Vorbeck, Paul Emil von Lettow

German South-West Africa - Field Mail Letter from Lieutenant Wackerzapp to Colonel Stein, Head of Department in the Great General Staff

Contains: Experiences in the war against the Hottentots (Sept. 1905 - Feb. 1906)

In: Protection troops and other institutions under imperial supreme command >> Imperial Protection Forces (Existing) >> RW 51 Imperial Protection Forces >> Protection Force for German Southwest Africa