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After its defeat in WW1 Great Britain and France divided Germany's African territory
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Lost their African colonies by 1920?
Germany
Which European country had lost all of its African colonies by 1920?
Germany
Germany's African colonies were divided between which two countries?
Britain and the USA
Did World War I lose colonies?
World War 1 never had colonies, nor has any other war before or after it. It did however cost the nations who fought in it numerous colonies, most notably Germany, who lost large possessions in Africa and Asia.
Colonies in Germany 1914?
Germany had colonies in Africa and the Pacific.
Lost their African colonies by 1920?
Germany
What happened to Germany's African colonies after World War 1?
All of Germany's overseas colonies were removed from its ownership under the Treaty of Versailles.
Which European country had lost all of its African colonies by 1920?
Germany
Did allied forces occupie the German colonies in Africa?
Germany lost her African colonies after WW1 so there were no colonies to occupy in WW2.
Germany's African colonies were divided between which two countries?
Britain and the USA
Did Germany lose colonies after World War 1?
No, the League of Nations took control of Germany's oversea colonies
What was parts of Frances goal after the war?
taking Germany's colonies
Did World War I lose colonies?
World War 1 never had colonies, nor has any other war before or after it. It did however cost the nations who fought in it numerous colonies, most notably Germany, who lost large possessions in Africa and Asia.
Colonies in Germany 1914?
Germany had colonies in Africa and the Pacific.
Did Switzerland ever have African colonies?
NoSwitzerland did not have any colonies.
The first african americans in the english colonies were brought to which colony?
The first African Americans in the English colonies were brought to Jamestown.
What were the African settlement colonies?
The African settlement of colonies was based on countries, such as Kenya and Rhodesia, provided land for European settlers.
