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Vol 20 (2016)
Published:
2016-12-14
Articles
The church in Namibia: political handmaiden or a force for justice and unity?
Christo Botha
7-36
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Who owns education? Schooling, learning and livelihood for the Nyae Nyae Ju|'hoansi
Jennifer Hays
37-61
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Thanatographical narration in Jane Katjavivi’s memoir Undisciplined Heart
Alexandra Tjiramanga, Juliet Pasi
63-78
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Unforeseen combat at Naulila. German South West Africa, Angola, and the First World War in 1914 – 1917
Jakob Zollmann
79-112
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Primary Sources
Sind Eingeborenen-Reservate erwünscht? Referat von Peter Friedrich Bernsmann Hererokonferenz, Otjimbingwe, September 1906
Rainer Tröndle
113-122
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Reviews
Review: Oshi-Deutsch, a play about African refugee children in the GDR premiered at the Osnabrück “Africa is rising” festival in May 2106.
Bruno Arich-Gerz
123-124
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Review: Christian A. Williams, National Liberation in Postcolonial Southern Africa: A Historical Ethnography of SWAPO’s Exile Camps, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2015.
Gary Baines
125-128
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Review: Gary Baines, South Africa’s ‘Border War’: Contested Narratives and Conflicting Memories, London/New York, Bloomsbury, 2015.
Christo Botha
129-136
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Review: Jonas Kreienbaum, “Ein trauriges Fiasko”. Koloniale Konzentrationslager im südlichen Afrika 1900–1908, Hamburg, Hamburger Institut für Sozialforschung, 2015.
Jakob Zollmann
137-140
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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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