One group from this territory destroyed a railway bridge at Okhandja and lost the Battle of Hamakari, after which they were forced to flee this location on the "Trail of Bones".
This colony got its started when a merchant got some land from local chief Joseph Fredericks after landing at Angra Pequeña Bay. One group from this territory destroyed a railway bridge at Okhandja and lost the Battle of Hamakari, after which they were forced to flee this location on the "Trail of Bones". General Lothar von Trotha won the aforementioned battle. Walvis Bay was an enclave in this territory. During World War I, this territory was attacked at Ramansdrift in an offensive leading to the ultimate end of this colony once it was given as a mandate to its eastern neighbor. After Hendrik Witbooi's unsuccessful rebellion in this territory, its Nama and Herero peoples were savagely killed by this colony's rulers. Starting in 1890, this territory touched the Zambezi thanks to a strip of land ceded to it named after Chancellor Georg von Caprivi. Including the city of Windhoek, for 10 points, name this colony which lasted from 1884 to 1915, the predecessor of modern-day Namibia which was controlled from Berlin.
This colony got its started when a merchant got some land from local chief Joseph Fredericks after landing at Angra Pequeña Bay.
{German South-West Africa} (or {Deutsch-Südwestafrika} )