German Kamerun

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German Kamerun was a German colonial territory in Central Africa from the 1880s until World War I, encompassing much of present-day Cameroon and parts of neighboring countries.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
German Kamerun canonical 3
German–Cameroonian treaties of 1884 1

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Statements (50)

Predicate Object
instanceOf colonial territory
former German colony
administeredAsMandateBy France
United Kingdom
borderedBy Atlantic Ocean
British Nigeria
linked to: British West Africa

French Equatorial Africa
German Togoland
capital Buea
Yaoundé
colonialAdministrator Gustav Nachtigal
Jesko von Puttkamer
Karl Ebermaier NERFINISHED
Theodor Seitz NERFINISHED
colonialPolicy forced labor
plantation economy
colonialPower German Empire
conflict Kamerun campaign
World War I African theatre
country German Empire
currencyUsed German mark
dissolutionCause defeat of Germany in World War I
endTime 1916
World War I
establishedBy German–Cameroonian treaties of 1884
linked to: German Kamerun

Gustav Nachtigal
hasCoastlineOn Gulf of Guinea
languageUsed German
legalBasisOfPartition Treaty of Versailles
locatedIn Africa
Central Africa
mainExport bananas
cocoa
palm oil
rubber
timber
majorCity Buea
Douala
Yaoundé
majorPort Douala
mandateSystem League of Nations mandate
partOfPresentDay Cameroon
Central African Republic
Chad
Gabon
Nigeria
Republic of the Congo
startTime 1884
successorState British Cameroons
French Cameroon
linked to: Cameroon

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cameroon colonialPredecessor German Kamerun
German Kamerun establishedBy German–Cameroonian treaties of 1884
linked to: German Kamerun
Beti-Pahuin peoples colonialHistory German Kamerun
Northern Cameroons partitionedFrom German Kamerun