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Intro -- Map of German South West Africa -- Acknowledgements -- Contents -- Abbreviations -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Trans-colonialism in Anglo-German Southern Africa -- Chapter 2: Colonial Violence in Southern Africa at the Turn of the Twentieth Century -- The Brutal Germans? Mutual Perceptions and Inspiration -- The Herero and Nama Rebellions, 1903-8 -- Concentration Camps: Transfer of Colonial Methods -- Chapter 3: Imperial Cooperation and Anglo-German Diplomacy -- A Troublesome Neighbour: British Views of German Colonialism in Southern Africa -- The Marengo Affair -- Chapter 4: Concerns and Non-Cooperation -- 'Exciting the Natives': Britain's Ambiguous Border Policies -- 'The Most Disquieting Feature': Invasion Scares and Bittereinders in GSWA -- Chapter 5: Case 609: African Refugees in British Territory -- Integrating into African Communities -- The Refugee Camps -- Refugees and the Politics of Migrant Labour -- Compensation -- Chapter 6: Knowledge and Reactions -- Violence in the Congo: The 1903 Casement Report -- 'Dante might have written a notice for the gate': Intelligence Reports in GSWA -- 'Boys Too Big to Interfere With': Causes of Non-Intervention -- Chapter 7: Atrocity Narratives and the End of German Colonialism, 1918-19 -- Contents of the 1918 Blue Book -- Writing the Blue Book -- 'A Fool's Paradise': SWA Under South African Occupation -- German Colonialism at the Bar in Paris 1919 -- Chapter 8: Conclusion -- Cited Works -- Archival Sources -- Germany -- Bundesarchiv, Lichterfelde -- Namibia -- National Archives of Namibia, Windhoek -- South Africa -- National Archives of South Africa, Pretoria -- United Kingdom -- Bodleian Library, Oxford -- Hansard -- London School of Economics Library -- The National Archives, Kew -- Senate House Library, London -- Contemporary and Printed Sources -- Sources in Collected Volumes. Newspapers -- Published Works -- Secondary Sources -- Index.