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My Opinion                           -Bertsche

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My Opinion                           -Bertsche

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in my opinion. As, many find the exclusion of this genocide as cruel, and ignorant (lack of a better words).

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- Diaz

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- Diaz

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- Diaz

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- Diaz

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My Opinion                                  - Diaz      

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My Opinion                                  - Diaz      

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I think the Herero Genocide those match the UN Definition of a Genocide. I think this because the Germans did strat targeting the Herero People. The ,also abused the Herero People.

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When did it take place?                - Diaz

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When did it take place?                - Diaz

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The Herero Genocide toke place between the Time period of January 1904 and 1907. This was a 4 year Genocide.

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Where did This take Place?             - Diaz

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Where did This take Place?             - Diaz

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The Genocide to place in a place in South West Africa today known as Namibia. This is were it mostly happened

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Who were the Perpetrators in this Genocide?                 - Diaz

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Who were the Perpetrators in this Genocide?                 - Diaz

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The Perpetrators in this Genociode were the Germans they came to Herero and were planning to build a railway. The Herero People did not agree with this so they attack white owned farms. But after a few battles germany grew the Upper hand. Germany believe in militarism.

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What the UN and modern day say.         -Bertsche 

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What the UN and modern day say.         -Bertsche 

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South West Africa was put under administration by South Africa. There was a movement called SWAPO (stands for South West African People Organization)the organization was created to fight for independence. The United Nations saw the recognition of the name Namibia and they  were given independent. Recognizing the forgotten tribes' existence is certainly a huge step in this genocides regard.

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The Namaqua people were also had to do something with this Genocide. The Nama People either disbanded relationships with Germans or rebelled against after seeing what Germans had been doing ( the genocide). The Nama people who rebelled, however, did not succeed in their retaliation.

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1)https://moderngenocide.abcclio.com/Topics/Display/1
2) GENOCIDE - Namibia, www.ppu.org.uk/genocide/g_namibia2.html].
3)Herero and Nama Genocide.” Combat Genocide Association, combatgenocide.org/?page_id=153.
4) “Herero and Namaqua Genocide.” The Espresso Stalinist, 25 Mar. 2014, espressostalinist.com/genocide/herero-and-namaqua-genocide/.

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What NOW?                                            -Bertsche

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What NOW?                                            -Bertsche

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Now (as of 2018) the UN has already officially recognized the names of some of the Herero people and is recognized as a genocide, for the most part. In the perpetrators country, Germany, schools neglect to mention the genocide.

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Rehabilitation                                            -Bertsche

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Rehabilitation                                            -Bertsche

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Aggressions towards Herero people hadn't ended, after land was stripped from them, so was their names. The Herero people shortly after lost all meaning of hope.

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Justice at Last?                                           -Bertsche

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Justice at Last?                                           -Bertsche

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The gruesome genocide with no neutrality on the opposing end had been done, much more than 2/3 of the Herero population had been slaughtered. The remaining, some 17,000 lost all their rights, and soon were sent to concentration camps were the last of the Herero people, vanquished.

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The Aftermath                                           -Bertsche

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The Aftermath                                           -Bertsche

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Over 65,000 Herero cattle were slaughtered among the thousands of people killed. When the genocide ended in 1907 the Herero people were completely stripped of their rights. Schools, weaponry, and  livestock were among the many restrictions placed on the remaining Herero people. Like Internment Camps German forces gathered remaining 17, 000 Herero people and into camps.

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Accountability Unknown                                           -Bertsche

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Accountability Unknown                                           -Bertsche

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No German was held responsible, at the time even other Germans weren’t aware of the genocide. The only punishment that was laid out after was the Herero (what was left) being forbidden from various things such as weaponry. Over 175,000 Herero, Namaqua, and Nama people died without accountability. Absolutely no reparations were paid or held accounted for to this day.

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Turning for the Worse                                         -Bertsche

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Turning for the Worse                                         -Bertsche

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The main turning point of the genocide marked when the Germans grew the upper hand against the original Herero clash. This resulted in Germans full on commencing genocide amongst the Herero people, pushing for deportation and murder.

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Who Were the Targets?                  - Diaz

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Who Were the Targets?                  - Diaz

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There more than one Target During the Herero Genocide. Some of the Targets were the Herero People, Namaqua People were also involved. The reason The Herero People were attacked was because the Germans at one point toke over 1/4 of there land. The wanted to build a railway. The Herero leader then declared war.

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During the Horror                                             -Bertsche

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During the Horror                                             -Bertsche

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In January of 1904 the Herrero people attacked white owned farms, 123 German settlers were originally killed, however after a few battles the German settlers quickly gained the upper hand. With new dominance over the Herero, the Germans now pushed for the Herero to be forced out of their land, any who opposed would be met with death.Other groups such as the Nama and Namaqua people were involved in the Herero Genocide; The Nama were among the few who stood up, ultimately though were met with defeat.