Dev, who created Namibia’s national identity, has reversed many people.
Namibia, formerly called South West Africa, suffered decades of looting and colonial violence by Europeans who had reached the country at the end of the 20th century.
Starting in 1904, German colonies killed tens of thousands of nominees, calling the world’s “forgotten genocide”. German officials used black Africans as Guinea pigs for horrific crimes repeated after the Nazis during the Holocaust.
Namibia was occupied by Germany from 1884 to 1915, when Germany lost its colony in the First World War.
Namibia then came under the rule of South Africa, which extended its racist laws to the country, which denied any political rights to the Black Nambi. Done.
The introduction of the sweeping color legislation resulted in the launch of the Gorilla War in 1966.
By this stage, Najoma was already involved in the fight against the principle of white values.
Self -confessing from the northern village of Etmonda, “the older son of a farmer family” was a slight start in life, which was nothing more than a primary school education.
Kombo was married to the Theopuldian Catzimon, with which he had four children, and while working on the railway, he kept a deep passion for politics and sought his people free to see their people free from the injustice and notoriety of colonies.
The stories of the nomadic resistance leaders, such as the Hendric Vitoboi, who fought against the Germans in the 1880s were impressed.
Until 1959, Nijuma Ombolland became the head of the movement, which was the forerunner of Swipo.
A year later, at the age of 30, Nejoma was forced to exile. Without a passport, he used his cleverness to adopt different personalities and raised his way in trains and planesFor, for, for,. External – Ends in Zambia and Tanzania before going to West Africa.
With the help of Liberian authorities, who was early supporters of pressure for the liberation of black Namibis, Navjuma left for New York and requested the United Nations to help Nambia its independence – but South Africa refused.
South Africa’s white leaders called Najuma a “Marxist terrorist” who fought for the forces fighting with individual forces, which offered a tremendous challenge for oppressive governments in several South African countries. –
With the support of Cuban troops, who were fighting in neighboring Angola, Sopo Gorilla managed to attack South African bases in Namibia.
Returning from exile, South African authorities rapidly formed Najuma and deported Zambia six years later.
“We knew that with the support of the people, only the military force and the widespread political mobilization would be forced to exclude South Africa from Namibia,” “Navjuma described in his biography where the other wandered, which in 2001 Was published.
He led the Sopo forces before returning to the country in 1989, a year after South Africa agreed to the liberation independence.
South Africa was getting more isolated internationally and the cost of military intervention is increasing. Namibia finally gained independence in 1990 after about 25 years of war.
