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The Southwest African Schutztruppe consisted of twelve companies totalling 1,500 men.  A single unit of non-local unit was raised as tensions between the Germans and the Africans grew so high that local Africans would not sign up.  Soldiers from as far as Germany and Austria served in the Soutwest African Schutztruppe.<ref>Wolfgang Reith: The command authorities of the imperial colonial force in the homeland into German soldier yearbook 2000 and 2001 (2 parts) sign publishing house, Munich  

The Southwest African Schutztruppe consisted of twelve companies totalling 1,500 men.  A single unit of non-local unit was raised as tensions between the Germans and the Africans grew so high that local Africans would not sign up.  Soldiers from as far as Germany and Austria served in the Soutwest African Schutztruppe.<ref>Wolfgang Reith: The command authorities of the imperial colonial force in the homeland into German soldier yearbook 2000 and 2001 (2 parts) sign publishing house, Munich  

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