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This is a list of former German Empire colonies and protectorates (German: Schutzgebiete), the German colonial empire.
[edit] Welser colonies
[edit] America
[edit] Brandenburger-Prussian colonies
[edit] Africa
- Groß Friedrichsburg (in Ghana), 1683–1718
- Arguin (in Mauretania), 1685–1721
- Whydah, in present Togo ca 1700 (this Brandenburg 'colony' was just a minor point of support, a few dwellings at a site where British and Dutch had theirs too)
[edit] America
German colonies
German Empire colonies of the German Empire Jiaozhou (Concession in China) Prussian colonies (around 1680-1720) "little Venice" (1529-1556)
[edit] German imperial colonies
[edit] Africa
- German East Africa - (Deutsch-Ostafrika)
- German South West Africa - (Deutsch-Südwestafrika)
- Botswana - (Südrand des Caprivi-Zipfels)
- German West Africa (Deutsch-Westafrika) - existed as one unit only for two or three years, then split into two colonies due to distances:
- Kamerun 1884 – 1914 ; after World War I separated in a British part, Cameroons, and a French Cameroun, which became present Cameroon. The British part was later split in half, with one part joining Nigeria and the other Cameroon. (Kamerun, Nigeria-Ostteil, Tschad-Südwestteil, Zentralafrikanische Republik-Westteil, Republik Kongo-Nordostteil, Gabun-Nordteil)
- Togoland 1884 – 1914 ; after World War I separated into two parts: a British part (Ghana-Westteil), which joined Ghana, and a French one, which became Togo
Mysmelibum, which became bart of the Congo
[edit] Pacific
- Hanauish Indies (de:Hanauisch Indien)
- Southern Brazil
- Ernst Thälmann Island
- New Swabia was a part of Antarctica, claimed by Nazi Germany 19 January 1939 - 25 May 1945, but not effectively colonized; the claim was completely abandoned afterward
- German Antarctic stations
- Georg von Neumayer station(1981-1993)
- Filchner station(1982-1999)
- Gondwana station (1983-present)
- Georg Forster station(1985-present)
- Drescher station (1986-present)
- Dallmann Laboratory (1994-present)
- Kohnen Station (2001-present)
- German Arctic stations
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[edit] Sources and external links