For fifteen points, name this Bantu tribe of Namibia, the target of German genocide from 1904 to 1907, who were once led by Samuel Maharero.
The benevolent divine being of these people, Ndjambi Karunga, is described in Part III of Gravity's Rainbow. In 1880, these people warred against their neighbors, the Khoi-khoi, and their important leaders included Salatiel Kambazembi, Kahimemua, and Nikodemus Nguvauva. These people fled through the "Trail of Bones" to the Omaheke desert after losing the Battle of Waterberg. Their surviving members were then targeted by an "extermination order" issued by Luthar von Trotha. For fifteen points, name this Bantu tribe of Namibia, the target of German genocide from 1904 to 1907, who were once led by Samuel Maharero.
The benevolent divine being of these people, Ndjambi Karunga, is described in Part III of Gravity's Rainbow.
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