German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896
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German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896
Summary
German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 is a punitive expedition[1].
Key Facts
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 is in the country of Dagbon[2].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 is in the country of Ghana[3].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 is in the country of Togo[4].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 is in the country of Togoland[5].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896's instance of is recorded as punitive expedition[6].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896's instance of is recorded as colonial war[7].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896's instance of is recorded as military operation[8].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896's commissioned by is recorded as August Köhler[9].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 was followed by German Military Expedition against Dagbon of 1900[10].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 took place at Bimbilla[11].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 took place at Adibo[12].
- The location of German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 was Yendi[13].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 is part of Scramble for Africa[14].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 is part of German colonization of Africa[15].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 is part of Dagomba-German War[16].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 is part of Konkomba resistance of German colonialism[17].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896's archives at is recorded as German Federal Archives[18].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896's archives at is recorded as Staatliche Museen zu Berlin[19].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896's country of origin is recorded as German Empire[20].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896's target is recorded as Dagbon[21].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 began on November 23, 1896[22].
- German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 ended on December 10, 1896[23].
- A participant in German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 was Valentin von Massow[24].
- Among those involved in German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 was Hans Gruner[25].
- A participant in German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 was Gaston Thierry[26].
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When and Where
German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 began on November 23, 1896[22]. It ended on December 10, 1896[23]. Recorded location include Bimbilla[11], Adibo[12], and Yendi[13]. Country listings include Dagbon[2], a human settlement[27], in Ghana[28], founded in 0003[29]; Ghana[3], a sovereign state[30], in Portuguese Empire[31], founded in 1957[32]; Togo[4], a republic[33], in Togo[34], founded in 1960[35]; and Togoland[5], a protectorate[36], in German Empire[37], founded in 1884[38].
Context
Part of include Scramble for Africa[14], a partition[39]; German colonization of Africa[15], in Germany[40]; Dagomba-German War[16]; and Konkomba resistance of German colonialism[17]. Recorded instance of include punitive expedition[6], colonial war[7], and military operation[8]. German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 was followed by German Military Expedition against Dagbon of 1900[10].
Participants
Recorded participant include Valentin von Massow[24], Hans Gruner[25], Gaston Thierry[26], and Polizeitruppe of German Togoland[41]. German military expedition against Dagbon of 1896 involved {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+372'} participants[42].