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The 26 pages that link to German East Africa, each with the reason it gives.

• Swahili CoastRelated: Colonial rule reorganized coastal administration and linked port economies to European empire.

• TanzaniaRelated: Its territory included most of mainland Tanzania before colonial rule passed to Britain.

• RwandaRelated: German colonial rule introduced Rwanda’s first European administration.

• BurundiRelated: Burundi became part of this colonial territory in the late nineteenth century.

• East AfricaRelated: Its territorial legacy shaped several modern East African borders.

• Sultanate of ZanzibarRelated: The mainland colony bordered the sphere of influence shaped by Zanzibar and its treaties.

• Dar es SalaamRelated: Dar es Salaam became the colony’s administrative center under German rule.

• Lothar von TrothaRelated: Before Namibia, von Trotha served in German East Africa during the Maji Maji Rebellion.

• KirundiRelated: Colonial rule introduced new political and educational contexts for Kirundi’s use.

• TutsiRelated: German rule began colonial administration that altered political life in the region.

• KentrosaurusRelated: The original Tendaguru expeditions took place there under German colonial rule.

• Paul von Lettow-VorbeckRelated: The colony was Lettow-Vorbeck’s base, but the war devastated its population and infrastructure.

• Zanzibar CityRelated: German rule altered the island’s political relationship with mainland territories.

• Ebrahim HusseinRelated: Its rule is the historical backdrop to Kinjeketile and the Maji Maji uprising.