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

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Title:	Unforeseen combat at Naulila. German South West Africa, Angola, and the First World War in 1914 - 1917
Author:	Zollmann, Jakob
Year:	2016
Periodical:	Journal of Namibian Studies (ISSN 1863-5954)
Issue:	20
Pages:	79-112
Language:	English
Geographic terms:	Angola Namibia Germany Portugal
Subjects:	World War I international arbitration memory
About person:	Mandume (d. 1917)
External link:	https://namibian-studies.com/index.php/JNS/article/view/133
Abstract:	This article examines the First World War in Angola that saw a victory for German colonial troops over the Portuguese in December 1914. Encouraged by his enemy's defeat Oukwanyma King Mandume ya Ndemufayo, fought against Portugal (1915) and South Africa (1917) in a vain attempt to save the independence of his Kingdom. In 1920, Portuguese government initiated legal proceedings against Germany claiming for damages inflicted upon Portuguese nationals and the state during these wars. Both the Luso-German arbitration case in international law and the (politically charged) memorial practices for King Mandume have had ramifications up to the present day. Bibliogr., notes, ref., sum. [Journal abstract]