Report on the natives of South-west Africa and their treatment by Germany / prepared in the Administrator's Office, Windhuk, South-West Africa, January 1918.

  • Administrator's Office (South-West Africa)
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1918
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Credit: Report on the natives of South-west Africa and their treatment by Germany / prepared in the Administrator's Office, Windhuk, South-West Africa, January 1918. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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