German South-West Africa

Summary

German South-West Africa is a colony^[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2]

Key Facts

• German South-West Africa is identified as part of the Herero people ethnic group^[3].
• German South-West Africa is in the country of German colonial empire^[4].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Heinrich Vogelsang^[5].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Adolf Lüderitz^[6].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Gustav Hermann Nachtigal^[7].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Heinrich Ernst Göring^[8].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Louis Nels^[9].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Curt von François^[10].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Curt von François^[11].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Theodor Leutwein^[12].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Theodor Leutwein^[13].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Lothar von Trotha^[14].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Friedrich von Lindequist^[15].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Bruno von Schuckmann^[16].
• German South-West Africa's head of government is recorded as Theodor Seitz^[17].
• German South-West Africa is on the continent of Africa^[18].
• German South-West Africa's instance of is recorded as colony^[19].
• German South-West Africa's instance of is recorded as historical country^[20].
• German South-West Africa's capital is recorded as Otjimbingwe^[21].
• German South-West Africa's capital is recorded as Windhoek^[22].
• German South-West Africa's currency is recorded as German mark^[23].
• German South-West Africa's Commons category is recorded as German South-West Africa^[24].
• January 1, 1884 marks the founding of German South-West Africa^[25].
• German South-West Africa was dissolved in January 1, 1915^[26].
• German South-West Africa's coordinate location is recorded as {'lat': -22, 'lon': 17}^[27].

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Founding

January 1, 1884 marks the founding of German South-West Africa^[25].

Dissolution

German South-West Africa was dissolved in January 1, 1915^[26].

Why It Matters

German South-West Africa has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[2] It is known by 31 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[28]