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  Schoolgirls in Windhoek walk past a memorial to victims of Germany's colonial-era
  massacre in Namibia
  
  
  Germany on Friday took a historic step by acknowledging that
  the massacre of Namibia's indigenous Herero and Nama peoples by colonial-era
  troops was an act of genocide.
  
  Here is background into the event, which some historians describe as the first genocide of the 20th century:
  
  - Rebellion -
  
  Germany ruled what was then called German South West Africa as a colony from 1884 to 1915.
  
  
  Angered by German settlers stealing their women, land and cattle in their remote desert territory, the Herero tribe launched a revolt in January
  1904.
  
  Its warriors killed 123 German civilians over several days.
  
  
  The smaller Nama tribe joined the uprising in 1905.
  
  
  - Extermination order -
  
  The Germans responded ruthlessly, defeating the Herero in a decisive battle at Waterberg, northwest of the capital city
  of Windhoek, on August 11, 1904.
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  With German troops in pursuit, some 80,000 people
  fled towards Botswana, including women and children, across what is now called the Kalahari Desert -- one of the
  most inhospitable environments on the planet.
  
  Only 15,000 survived.
  
  In October 1904 German General Lothar von Trotha, under the direct command of Kaiser Wilhelm
  II in Berlin, signed a notorious "extermination order" against the
  Herero.
  
  "Within the German boundaries, every Herero, with or without a gun, with or without livestock, will be shot dead," he said.
  
  
  Survivors were sent to concentration camps, decades before those in which Jews, dissidents and gays
  perished during the Nazi period.
  
  An estimated 60,000 Herero and 10,000 Nama people were
  killed from 1904 to 1908.
  
  From 40 percent at the start of the 20th century, the Herero now only
  make up seven percent of the Namibian population.
  
  - Bones for 'experiments' -
  
  Hundreds of Herero and Nama were beheaded after their deaths and
  their skulls handed to researchers in Berlin for since-discredited "scientific" experiments
  framed to prove the racial superiority of whites over blacks.
  
  
  In 1924 a German museum sold some of the bones to
  an American collector, who donated them to New York's Museum of Natural History.
  
  
  In 2008 Namibia's ambassador in Berlin demanded that the
  bones be returned, saying it was a question of reclaiming
  "our dignity".
  
  Germany has since 2011 formally handed back dozens of
  the skulls, many of which were stored at universities and clinics.
  
  
  - Recognition and reparations -
  
  Germany long refused to take the blame for the episode, only accepting responsibility on the 100th anniversary of the massacres in 2004, when a government minister said the "atrocities... would today be called genocide".
  
  
  Berlin also repeatedly refused to pay reparations to descendants of the Nama
  and Herero victims.
  
  Negotiations between the two countries to reach an agreement that combined an official apology and development aid began in 2015.
  
  
  In 2018 Germany returned bones of members of the two tribes, with junior foreign minister
  Michelle Muentefering asking for "forgiveness from the bottom of my heart".
  
  
  On Friday, as it recognised it had committed genocide,
  Berlin also promised financial support worth
  more than one billion euros to aid projects in the African nation.
  
  The sum will be paid over 30 years, according to sources close to the negotiations,
  and must primarily benefit the descendants of the Herero
  and Nama.
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