Mandate
South African rule from 1915 under a League of Nations mandate and after it, the long dispute at the United Nations and the International Court of Justice, and the South African Defence Force material that documents the occupying army.
Part of Namibia
27 moments in this segment.
- - 60hp Dtn2 (0-8-0) locomotive in German South West Africa No 101 built by Krauss. 60hp Dtn2 (0-8-0) locomotive in German South West Africa.
- - 60hp Dtn2 (0-8-0) locomotive in German South West Africa No 104 in Karibib. 0-8-0T (D n2T) Krauss No. 104 (works no. 4684; built 1901) used on the 600mm-gauge Swakopmund, Windhoek railway, German South West Africa.
- - 60hp Dtn2 (0-8-0) locomotive in German South West Africa at Swakopmund in 1902 (scanned from Die Feldspurbahnen Südwestafrikas by Gustav Röhr, 1967). 60hp Dtn2 (0-8-0) locomotive in German South West Africa. Probably Krauss No 101, 102, or possibly No 103.
- - Felsengruppe bei Jakeswater (ehemals Deutsch-Südwest-Afrika) - LABW - Staatsarchiv Sigmaringen N 1-78 T 1 Nr. 731 -2. Felsengruppe bei Jakeswater (ehemals Deutsch-Südwest-Afrika).
- - GermanSWAbooklet1913. Cover of postage stamps booklet of German South-West Africa, SMY Hohenzollern issue, 5 and 10 pfennigs, 1913.
- - Administrator's Report 1921. South West Africa Report of the Administrator for 1921 submitted to the Permanent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations.
- - Bondelswarts Report 1922. Report of the Administrator of South West Africa on the Bondelswarts Uprising 1922 submitted to the South African parliament and then the Permanent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations.
- - Administrator's Report 1922. South West Africa Report of the Administrator for 1922 submitted to the Permanent Mandates Commission of the League of Nations.
- - South West Africa bantam stamps. Stamps produced in South Africa during World War two and overprinted for use in South West Africa (now Namibia). The stamps were rouletted vertically as a wartime economy measure so that three stamps could be produced from the same amount of paper normally used to produce one.
- - SWA 1945 Victory. 1945 victory stamps of South Africa overprinted for use in South West Africa.
- - SWA decimal definitive stamp series. South West African decimal definitive stamp series, the decimal currency version of the sterling series of 14 November 1954.
- - Adolph-Jentsch-Commemorative-First-Day-Cover-SWA-1973. This is a first day cover from South West Africa of four paintings by the artist Adolph Jentsch.
- - Stamp-hoodia-bainii-dick-findley-1973-web. Hoodia bainii on stamp of SWA.
- - SADF border outpost Namibia. South African military personnel watch the border between Angola and Namibia for potential PLAN combatants infiltrators during the 1980s. The image is South African Defence Force material from the occupation of Namibia.
- - South West Africa 1988 variable value stamp 00,16 Mi 1. The first variable value stamp of South West Africa (SWA); 1988.
- - SWA sur AfSud filles royales 1947. Stamp of South Africa, overprint to be used in South-West Africa, 1947, and figuring princesses Elizabeth and Margaret. It commemorated the visit of the British Royal family in Africa. The series has got three stamps (issued in two languages in South Africa, and overprinted for the SWA, including this one.
- - Former South African Defence Force base in Outapi. The former South African Defence Force base in Outapi, Omusati, Namibia.
- - Namibia's resolve for self-determination. United Nations - During Secretary-General U Thant's second term, the International Court of Justice delivered an advisory opinion that South Africa should end its illegal occupation.
- - Namibia's resolve for self-determination. United Nations - During Secretary-General U Thant's second term, the International Court of Justice delivered an advisory opinion that South Africa should end its illegal occupation.
- - SWATF Profiencies updated. SWATF Proficiency updated.
- - SWATF Reaction Forces. SWATF Quick Reaction Forces.
- - [Wikipedia] Sam Nujoma. If you want to support this channel and help me improve, please become one of my Patreons - Samuel "Shafiishuna" Nujoma, (/nuːˈjoʊmə/; born 12 May 1929) is a Namibian revolutionary, anti-apartheid activist and politician who served three terms as the first President of Namibia, from 1990 to 2005. Nujoma was a founding member and the first president of the South-West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO) in 1960.
- - South West Africa Embroidered. Computer embroidery simulation "South West Africa".
- - History Grade 10 & 11. The successes and failures of the league of Nations. An account of History Grade 10 & 11.
- - Erongo police station & correctional facility in a dilapidated state. Watch on oneafrica.tv, DStv or GOtv at 19:00 daily The parliamentary Standing committee on Foreign Affairs, Defense and Security is dissatisfied with the conditions of the Namibian Police and Correctional facilities in the Erongo region following this week. Committee member Tobie Aupindi said that the infrastructure and equipment are in a dilapidated state, which hinders effectiveness of the members in carrying out their mandate.
- - South West Africa Cases (Ethiopia & Liberia v Sth Africa) (Nations must have proper standing to sue). In this international law case, the court found that a nation had to have a direct interest in a dispute in order to bring an action. Nations cannot just bring actions for the general good. If my videos are helpful to you.
- - Namibia Independence Day: How a Nation Broke Free from Apartheid Rule. Discover the inspiring story behind **Namibia's Independence Day** and why **21 March 1990** remains one of the most important dates in the country's history.
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