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Abtheilung Admiral Anlage Araber Artikel Auswärtiges Amt Bagamoyo Barawa bitte Boma Boote Brief Bukumbi Caprivi Chef deutsch-ostafrikanische Gesellschaft deutsche Flagge Dorf Eingeborenen Eingegangen in Berlin einige Elfenbein Emin Pascha englischen Generalkonsul Erlaß Erlaubniß Euerer Excellenz Europäer Expedition Feind Feuer Fremantle Fumo Bakari Gebiet Gefecht gehorsamst Generalkonsul Geschüßen Gesellschaft Gewehre große Herr Herrn Lieutenant Hochwohlgeboren Hoheit jezt Kaiserliche Regierung Kaiserlichen Generalkonsul Karágue Karawane Kilwa Kipini Künzel Küste Lamu Land laſſen Leute lezten lichen ließ Lieutenant Dr Lieutenant Langheld Lindi Lord Salisbury Major Wißmann Marsch marschiren Meuschel Michahelles Mikindani Mkonumbi möglich Mpwapwa Munition muß Nördlich nöthigen November Nyanza Oktober Omari Madi Ostafrika Pangani river Rovuma S. M. Krz S. M. S. Carola Saadani Schuß Schüsse Schwalbe September 1890 Soldaten soll sowie Stadt Station Stokes Stuhlmann südlichen Sultan Sultan von Witu Sultanat Sultans von Zanzibar Tabora Tage Telegramm Theil Träger Truppen unserer Unteranlage Urambo Usongo Waffen Wangoni Witu Zanzibar
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Página 127 - Bay is reserved for arbitration, unless it shall be settled by the consent of the two Powers within two years from the date of the conclusion of this Agreement.
Página 126 - In East Africa the sphere in which the exercise of influence is reserved to Germany is bounded — 1. To the north by a line which, commencing on the coast at the north bank of the mouth of the River Umba, runs direct to Lake Jipe...
Página 126 - Juba; thence it ascends that bank of the river and is conterminous with the territory reserved to the influence of Italy in Gallaland and Abyssinia, as far as the confines of Egypt.
Página 126 - Britain engages to recognize the sovereignty of the Sultan of Witu over the territory extending from Kipini to the point opposite the Island of Kwyhoo, fixed as the boundary in 1887. Germany also withdraws her Protectorate over the adjoining coast up to Kismayu, as well as her claims to all other territories on the mainland, to the north of the River Tana, and to the Islands of Patta and Manda. Article HI In South-West Africa the sphere in which the exercise of influence is reserved to Germany is...
Página 127 - Aka; ascends the mid-channel of that river to the 6° 20' parallel of north latitude; runs along that parallel westwards to the right bank of the river Dchawe or Shavoe; follows that bank of the river till it reaches the parallel corresponding with the point of confluence of the river Deine with the Volta; it runs along that parallel westward till...
Página 128 - Rapids" in the British Admiralty chart. ARTICLE V. It is agreed that no treaty or agreement, made by or on behalf of either Power to the north of the river Benue...
Página 125 - Lume; after which it passes midway between the territories of Taveita and Chagga, skirts the northern base of the Kilimanjaro range, and thence is drawn direct to the point on the eastern side of Lake Victoria Nyanza which is intersected by the 1st...
Página 128 - Agreement all its officials and em^ihyk from territory which is assigned to the other Power by the above delimitation. 2. It having been proved to the satisfaction of the two Powers that no river exists on the Gulf of Guinea corresponding with that marked on maps as the Rio del Rey, to which reference was made in the Agreement of 1885, a provisional line of demarcation is adopted between the German sphere in the Cameroons and the adjoining British sphere, which, starting from the head of the Rio...
Página 127 - ... arrangement Germany shall have free access from her Protectorate to the Zambesi by a strip of territory which shall at no point be less than 20 English miles in width. The sphere in which the exercise of influence is reserved to Great Britain is bounded to the west and north-west by the abovementioned line. It includes Lake Ngami. The course of the above boundary is traced in general accordance with a Map officially prepared for the British Government in 1889.