German South-West Africa was later administered as a League of Nations mandate by the Union of South Africa

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German South-West Africa was a former German colony in southern Africa that, after World War I, came under South African administration as a League of Nations mandate and later became the independent nation of Namibia.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former German colony
former colony
former territory in Africa
administeredBy German Empire
South Africa
Union of South Africa
colonialPower German Empire
colonialType settler colony
continent Africa
eventualIndependenceAs Republic of Namibia
linked to: Namibia
formerColonialStatus German protectorate
formerNameOf Namibia
historicalEra Age of Imperialism
World War I era
linked to: World War I
languageOfColonialPower German
laterBecame Namibia
legalStatusAfterWorldWarI League of Nations mandate
locatedIn southern Africa
linked to: Southern Africa
mandateAdministeredBy South Africa
Union of South Africa
mandateOf League of Nations
mandateSystem League of Nations mandate system
partOf German colonial empire
postColonialStatus United Nations trust territory administered by South Africa
postWarAdministrator Union of South Africa
region South West Africa
statusAfterWorldWarI territory under South African administration
successorName Namibia
South West Africa
linked to: Namibia
successorState Namibia

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German surrender at Khorab aftermath German South-West Africa was later administered as a League of Nations mandate by the Union of South Africa