Talk:Bemba people

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Moved from Bemba language:

In his book (Deutsche Arbeit in Niaßa) A. Merenskky quotes a letter from Hermann von Wissmann regarding the defeat of the Bemba, (Wabemba Babemba a military group who in the past had been defeated and badly treated by the Ngoni).

I figured this might be more relevant here. — mark 19:15, 2 November 2006 (UTC)