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Vol 12 (2012)
Published:
2012-12-08
Articles
Figures of disintegration. ‘Half-castes’ and ‘frontiersmen’ in German colonial literature on South West Africa
Medardus Brehl
7-27
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Compounds, camps, colonialism
Tilman Dedering
29-46
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The GDR’s UNTAG involvement 1989/90: A short and unique chapter in German-Namibian history
Daniel Lange
47-70
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KhoeSan shamanistic relationships with snakes and rain
Chris Low
71-96
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Reviews
Julie J. Taylor, Naming the Land. San Identity and Community Conservation in Namibia's West Caprivi. Basel, Basler Afrika Bibliographien, 2012
Gertrud Boden
97-105
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Marion Wallace with John Kinahan, A History of Namibia: From the Beginning to 1990, New York, Columbia University Press, 2011
Gary Marquardt
107-109
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Dag Henrichsen, Herrschaft und Alltag im vorkolonialen Zentralnamibia: Das Herero- und Damaraland im 19. Jahrhundert, Basel, Basler Afrika Bibliographien, Windhoek, Namibia Wissenschaftliche Gesellschaft, 2011
Felix Schürmann
111-113
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Keywords
concentration camps
GDR
German South West Africa
Herero-Nama War
independence process
Joseph Orpen
KhoeSan healing dance
Namibia
shaman medicine
snake powder
United Nations
United Nations Transition Assistance Group (UNTAG)
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