_With Portrait, 22 Maps and Sketch-Maps, ∷ ∷ and 13 Drawings ∷ ∷ By General von Lettow-Vorbeck’s Adjutant_ IN all the German colonies, though but a few decades old, a life full of promise was discernible. We were beginning to understand the national value of our colonial possessions; settlers and capital were venturing in; industries and factories were beginning to flourish. Compared with that of other nations, the colonizing process of Germany had progressed peacefully and steadily, and the inhabitants had confidence in the justice of German administration. This development had barely commenced when it was destroyed by the world war. In spite of all tangible proofs to the contrary, an unju…
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