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2 nd Lahore Light infantry. Fighting in Africa Two phases: 1. 1. knock out German offensive capabilities in Africa 2. 2. occupy German territories.

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1 2 nd Lahore Light infantry

2 Fighting in Africa Two phases: 1. 1. knock out German offensive capabilities in Africa 2. 2. occupy German territories

3 Kamerun monument to French dead, Duala

4 German East Africa

5 The Effect: Colonial Administration Henry Rider Haggard British Officers from the 1 st Service Battalion of the Nigerian Regiment Royal West African Frontier Force behind

6 Recruitment

7 Africans Live, Fight and Die

8 Results Anti-colonial movements Economic:depressions famine New technologies and infrastructure Demography and social structure: new opportunities modern nationalism influenza

9 Conclusion Turning point Africa reordered: Germany out France in Cameroon Britain in Togo German East Africa Union of South Africa and SW Africa Belgium in Rwanda and Burundi Ethnic tensions in specific regions Aim of resistances changed quiet for roughly 20 years WWII - then changes

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