Examples of using Herero in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Northern Nisu- Herero.
A Herero woman in Grootfontein.
Northern Luri- Herero.
Herero People of Namibia- Photographs.
The settlement was to separate them from the Nama and Herero.
The Herero people must now leave the land.
You will also find interesting groups like the himba and Herero in Swakopmund and Walvis Bay.
The Herero nation must now leave the country.
This led to the largest of the rebellions, known as the Herero Wars(or Herero genocide) of 1904.
All Herero, armed or unarmed, will be shot dead.
State languages- Afrikaans and English are common German, oshivango, Herero, Kavango, Nama, Damara and Ovambo.
Herero and Namaqua Genocide is the first considered genocide of the 20th century.
Another 7% of the total population is made up of the Herero group that has historically inhabited the central part of the country for its vast pastureland.
The Herero people were scattered and many of them died of starvation and thirst as they fled through the Omaheke desert.
The two tribal groups worked together to form a rebellion that lasted for three years andnearly obliterated the Herero and Nama populations.
We need the Herero as cattle breeders… and especially as labourers.”.
So I had the privilege of arranging for the tract Life in a NewWorld to be translated into four local languages: Herero, Nama, Ndonga, and Kwanyama.
The Herero and Namaqua genocide is widely considered as the first genocide of the 20th century.
On October 2 1904,Trotha gave a speech in which he said,“Within the German boundaries, every Herero, whether found armed or unarmed, with or without cattle, will be shot.
The Herero and Namaqua Genocide is considered to have been the first genocide of the 20th century.
The population of the country is divided into nine ethnic groups,6 of which are Bantu family(Ovambo, Herero, etc…), 3- to Khoisan language family(Hottentots-nama, Bushmen and others.).
In 1904, the Herero and Nama tribes revolted against German colonial rule in the territory of today's Namibia.
This geographic separation meant that the Herero did not have much interaction with the previously mentioned Ovambo and Kavango people.
The Herero went on the offensive, sometimes surrounding Okahandja and Windhoek, and destroying the railway bridge to Osona.
There were probably around 80,000 Herero, 60,000 Ovambo, and 10,000 Nama, who were disparagingly referred to as Hottentots.
The Nama and Herero began wars with each other that lasted throughout the 19th century although they were able to find common ground over their distrust of the German colonizers.
In which he stated:“Any Herero found within the German borders with or without a gun, with or without cattle, will be shot.