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Title Page Dedication Maps INTRODUCTION 1: The World behind the Fog 2: The Iron Chancellor and the Guano King 3: ‘This Is My Land’ 4: Soldier of Darkness 5: ‘European Nations Do Not Make War in That Way’ 6: ‘A Piece of Natural Savagery’ 7: King of the Huns 8: ‘Rivers of Blood and Money’ 9: ‘Death through Exhaustion’ 10: ‘Peace Will Spell Death for Me and My Nation’ 11: ‘You Yourselves Carry the Blame for Your Misery’ 12: The Island of Death 13: ‘Our New Germany on African Soil’ 14: Things Fall Apart 15: ‘To Fight the World for Ever’ 16: A Passing Corporal 17: A People without Space 18: Germany’s California EPILOGUE Notes Acknowledgements Index About the Author Copyright Plates
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- Author
- David Olusoga
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- History, African History, Humanities
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