Titlebook: Africa and the First World War; Melvin E. Page (Associate Professor of History) Book 1987 Melvin E. Page 1987 Africa.First World War.war

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Cosmic Rays in the Real Geomagnetic Field,European concerns — military, commercial, and administrative. The result of these 20-odd years of contact with the Germans, climaxing in. the First World War and widespread demands for local troops, plus post war conflicts with the French, was to leave the local society fragmented.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18827-7Africa; First World War; war

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Geophysics and Astrophysics Monographs the Marne in July 1918. To the Europeans who attempted to question him, Yoro shrilly repeated the only French he knew — his officers’ names and his unit, ‘., .’ — until an African sergeant was summoned to speak for him. The interpreter’s account, preserved by a French witness, offers a fleeting gli

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Astrophysics and Space Science Librarystigation of some of the wider effects of the war on the various societies involved.. The same cannot be said of South Africa’s involvement in the First World War. For a background to the war period one is dependent on general, though stimulating, overviews by S. E. Katzenellenbogen. and N. G. Garso