How Africa Remembers German Colonial Rule

30 years of concentration camps, executions, rape and looting: The German colonial era in Africa was neither short nor peaceful. Germany has tried to bury it, but it keeps coming back. How can Africa remember? A report from Cameroon, Tanzania and Namibia, where German Colonilaism ruled between 1884 and 1919. Report: Julia Hitz, Gönna Ketels, Blaise Eyong Camera: Jimmy Kimmaita, Renier de Bruyn, Blaise Eyong Editing: Roberta L. Medina, Martha Torres Producer: Kristina Reymann-Schneider Executive Producer: Oliver Mojen For more visit: https://www.dw.com/en/culture/s-1441 Please follow DW's netiquette: https://p.dw.com/p/MF1G #dwhistoryandculture #ShadowsOfGermanColonialism Chapters 00:00 German Colonial Legacy / Africa Remembers 00:59 How German Colonial Rule Began 03:29 How Africans Resisted German Rule 06:43 Extreme Violence in Maji Maji and Herero Wars 10:11 How Germany Betrayed African Elites