Herero
- proper noun
- Now we are overflying Namibia, where the German commander Von Trotha ordered the extermination of the Herero people.
Examples
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A group of starving Herero survivors returned after being driven into the desert of Omaheke by German forces in Namibia in about 1907.
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Germany does pay aid to Namibia, but has to date refused to compensate the Herero directly.
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These are my words to the Herero people now.
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This was followed by a general uprising of the Herero in central Namibia in January 1904.
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In August 1904, the Herero forces, including thousands of women and children, were driven into the Omaheke desert by the Schutztruppe after the battle at the Waterberg.
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Michael's case was clearer since he was a spokesperson for an ethnic group, the Herero, in a Trust Territory (Southwest Africa, now Namibia).
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Germany does pay aid to Namibia, but has to date refused to compensate the Herero directly.
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On Sundays, there were three different services, each in a different language: Afrikaans for the Basters, Oshiwambo, and Herero.
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
The name Herero is the group's own name in their language, so it can mean either a person of that ethnic group or the 'language' they speak.