Titlebook: Africa and the First World War; Melvin E. Page (Associate Professor of History) Book 1987 Melvin E. Page 1987 Africa.First World War.war

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,Kande Kamara Speaks: An Oral History of the West African Experience in France 1914–18, the Marne in July 1918. To the Europeans who attempted to question him, Yoro shrilly repeated the only French he knew — his officers’ names and his unit, ‘., .’ — until an African sergeant was summoned to speak for him. The interpreter’s account, preserved by a French witness, offers a fleeting gli

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The Impact of the First World War on South African Blacks,stigation of some of the wider effects of the war on the various societies involved.. The same cannot be said of South Africa’s involvement in the First World War. For a background to the war period one is dependent on general, though stimulating, overviews by S. E. Katzenellenbogen. and N. G. Garso

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,Reluctant Allies: Nigerian Responses to Military Recruitment 1914–18,e country’s labour force. In September 1914 the Nigeria Regiment supplied shock troops for the Camerouns Expeditionary Force, and in December 1917 the Nigeria Overseas Contingent entered the campaign in German East Africa. By September 1918, when Nigeria’s military recruitment drive ended, 17,000 co

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The Legacy of Conquest: African Military Manpower in Southern Rhodesia During the First World War,ntion, but the studies have focused mainly on mining, agricultural, and industrial labour. There has been no significant research on military manpower and labour recruitment for defence purposes in Southern Rhodesia or on their relationship to the white-dominated socioeconomic system which emerged d

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Military and Labour Policies in the Gold Coast During the First World War,material and manpower resources of the continent were mobilised on a hitherto unparalleled scale, while the colonial economies were brought further under the control of the metropolitan powers and their commercial interests. Throughout Africa, manpower for the war was organised on the largest scale

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,‘Insidious Conquests’: Wartime Politics Along the South-western Shore of Lake Tanganyika,latively little international consequence; the salvos traded between tiny Belgian batteries dug in before remote missionary outposts and steam-powered German launches sporting a gun or two may have been futile; yet the war did prove unsettling to the African populace. As people from distinct worlds