La Campagne Anglo-belge De L'afrique Orientale Allemande;

La Campagne Anglo-belge De L'afrique Orientale Allemande meticulously recounts the Anglo-Belgian campaign in German East Africa during World War I. Written by Charles StiÃ(c)non and originally published in 1917, this work provides a detailed historical overview of the military operations, strategies, and challenges faced by the Allied forces in this significant theater of the war.
The book offers valuable insights into the colonial context of the conflict, shedding light on the involvement of Belgian forces and the complex dynamics of warfare in East Africa. It remains an important resource for historians and readers interested in the military history of World War I and the colonial campaigns fought on the African continent.
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