Namibia: The massacre at Hornkranz From: New African | Date: January 1, 2003| Author: Anonymous | Copyright International Communications Jan 2003. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

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The now resume the serialisation of The Blue Book published in 1918 by the British government on German atrocities in Namibia. The book was destroyed in 1926 because Berlin complained that it was "a great wrong", not just against Germany but "against the white race as a whole". Chapter 5, the book describes the massacre of the Hottentots at Hornkranz on 12 August 1893. Please read on...

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