Countries of the German Colonial Empire

Identify the modern non-European countries whose territory was part of the German Colonial Empire. (1884-1918 A.D.)
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Benin
Botswana
Burundi
Cameroon
Ghana
Marshall Islands
Mauritania
Micronesia
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Namibia
Nauru
Palau
Papua New Guinea
Rwanda
Samoa
Tanzania
Togo
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Level 85
Dec 21, 2015
If Germany and Poland count, I don't see why the following don't count: Russia (Konigsberg), France (Colmar), Belgium (Malmedy), Denmark (Sonderburg), Czech Republic (Hultschin), Lithuania (Memel), and The Netherlands (Wylerberg).
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Level 60
Dec 21, 2015
Those countries weren't listed in the wikipedia article from which this list was based: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_colonial_empire

But I can clarify the point by removing Germany and Poland and specifying non-European holdings.

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Level 12
Oct 30, 2017
Its probably because the listed places were colonial (world wide) possessions. The regions you listed were areas within the German Empire itself. Konigsberg for example had been part of Prussia for hundreds of years by 1914.
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Level 55
Nov 25, 2017
What about Nigeria, in the time when Cameroon was German colony it also involved some parts of Gabon and Nigeria?
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Level 75
Nov 3, 2018
what part of Mauritania or Botswana were German? And if you count small slivers of neighbouring countries then Mozambique should be on the list too and Nigeria and Gabon
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Level 56
Aug 24, 2021
Mauritania was under Prussia but Botswana is a bit of a sketch