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Letter diary of Adolf Auffahrt, Zahlmeister in the Kaiserliche Schutztruppe for South West Africa, December 1904 – April 1905

Andreas Eckl

German South West Africa – A focus of research in cultural studies during the Wilhelmine Era? Research note

Heinz Duchhardt

From German South West Africa to the Third Reich. Testing the continuity thesis

Klaus Bachmann

Contested concepts of ‘white’/‘native’ and mixed marriages in German South-West Africa and the Cape Colony 1900-1914: A histoire croisée

Ulrike Lindner

Extract of S. Garforth Pearson’s Diary for the Kaokoveldt Expedition, 1895–1896

Richard A. Voeltz

“The public danger of rumor-mongering”: News in German colonial South West Africa during the First World War

Krista Molly O'Donnell

Guerrilla wars and colonial concentration camps. The exceptional case of German South West Africa (1904 – 1908)

Jonas Kreienbaum

German urbanonyms in German South West Africa

Maria Aleff

‘Ja, es musste sein!’ German settler perceptions of violence during the Herero and Nama War (1904–1907)

Asher Lubotzky

Children of Empire. Childhood, education and space in German South West Africa, c. 1880–1915

Jakob Zollmann

Circulations: Colonial geology, the Prussian State Geological Institute and the South West African copper (1850–1919)

Helmut Maier

Making South West Africa German? Attempting imperial, juridical, colonial, conjugal and moral order

Wolfram Hartmann

Narratives of genocide: Lothar von Trotha’s written and photographic legacy. A critical edition in preparation

Andreas Eckl, Matthias Häussler

Primary Source. Josef Bendix: Briefe und Feldpostkarten aus Deutsch-Südwestafrika Oktober 1903 bis März 1904

Hartmut Bartmuß

“Scheißdreck ist Trumpf”. Gerhard von Brünneck’s diary entries and letters from South West Africa, Mai – August 1904

Andreas Eckl

Report by Missionary Wilhelm Eich to the Rhenish Mission Society, Okahandja, April 14/May 23, 1904

Rainer Tröndle

Unforeseen combat at Naulila. German South West Africa, Angola, and the First World War in 1914 – 1917

Jakob Zollmann

“Fort mit Trotha!” A series of articles in the Vorwärts in August 1905 on Lothar von Trothas edict ‘Words to the Ovaherero people’ also known as ‘extermination order’

Andreas Eckl

Discursive traces of genocide in Johannes Spiecker’s travel diary (1905–1907)

Martin Siefkes

Feudal subject in the ‘System Leutwein’? Hendrik Witbooi and the German Reich in 1894/95

Yves Schmitz

Reflections on the causes of the OvaHerero’s anti-colonial resistance. Jakob Irle’s article in Der Reichsbote, 22 March 1904

Andreas Eckl, Matthias Häussler

Slavery and the colonial state in German South West Africa 1880s to 1918

Jakob Zollmann

From Windhuk to Auschwitz – old wine in new bottles? Review article

Jakob Zollmann

“Met Duizend Groete” Jacob Marenke’s letter to Lothar von Trotha, 8 May 1905, responding to the “Proklamation an das Volk der Hottentotten”, dated 22 April 1905

Matthias Häussler, Andreas Eckl

The internment camp ‘Klein-Danzig’ in Windhoek 1939–1941

Tobias Pech

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