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The Making of Early Colonial Dar es Salaam - Dividing Dar: Race, Space, and Colonial Construction in German Occupied Daressalam, 1850–1920 Patrick Christopher Hege. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 2025. xviii + Pp. 245. $83.53, hardcover (ISBN: 3111381331); $82.99, ebook (ISBN: 9783111381336).

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Dividing Dar: Race, Space, and Colonial Construction in German Occupied Daressalam, 1850–1920 Patrick Christopher Hege. Berlin: Walter de Gruyter, 2025. xviii + Pp. 245. $83.53, hardcover (ISBN: 3111381331); $82.99, ebook (ISBN: 9783111381336).

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 September 2025

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East AfricaTanzaniaGermanycolonialismurban policysegregation

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The Journal of African History , Volume 66 , 2025 , e15
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1 Henry Vaughn Lanchester, Zanzibar: A Study in Tropical Town Planning (Cheltonham: Burrow, 1923), 2; Zanzibar National Archives, AB 39/203, R. H. Crofton, Chief Secretary, “Secret Memorandum on Town Planning,” 10 Aug. 1928.