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Journal articles on the topic "Colonies allemandes – Afrique – Togo"
Schmidt, Elisabeth. "La presse dans les colonies allemandes en Afrique (1898-1916). Rapports à la métropole et construction identitaire des colons." Trajectoires, no. 3 (December 17, 2009). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/trajectoires.367.
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Bocco, Yao Emmanuel-Isidore. "Mémoire, nostalgies et stratégies autour du Togo et du Cameroun (1919-1939)." Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0107.
Full textTogo et Cameroon now independant nattions have in commun some héritages (culture and german time buildings) wich testimony the backgrpound of the german protectorates. For the Memory, nostalgies and strategies around Togo and Cameroon, this dissertation has for main method to renew the heuristic from frend, english and german archives and the french military pieces from the SHAT (Service Historique de l'Armée de Terre - Chateau de Vincenne) as well. The diversification of evidence melt french viewes with the german archives consultes in Potsdam (Bundesarchiv Abteilung VII) and the federal archives like the Kolonial Rundschau, the Taschenbuch Koloniale - Fa series, they all are involved in the Bundesarchiv - Finkel Allee - Beril) and the Library of the ministry of Foreign Affairs (Berlin). Thus began the colonial revisionnism under the Weimer rule. Thus grew the german colonialism without colonies thanks to the activism of the petitionnists in the League of Nation (Mandate Permanent Commission) til to the III° Reich that never resign the colonial question (Kolonial Frage) In the memory, nostalgies and stratégies challenge around Togo and the Cameroon is now a little more known, the german archives must be counsidered as the main contribution then they show this paradoxal attachment of togolese and cameroonese indigenous to Germany nearly a century after the german defeat in the first world war the "réseaux d'amis de France" never succed to overthrow the german influence
Glasman, Joël. "Les corps habillés : genèse des métiers de police au Togo (1885-1963)." Paris 7, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA070040.
Full textThe Corps habillés (members of security forces) are a central professional field within the Togolese State apparatus. In colonial times, a third of the State's African employees worked in law enforcement institutions (Garde Indigène, Tirailleurs, Milice, Police, Gendarmerie, etc. ). This study explores the genesis and structure of this professional field. This is neither an institutional study (which would consider each of these institutions separately) nor is this study structured around a teleological reading of the history of police (which would consider the civil police as the result of a linear process of modernization of the state. ) The law enforcement institutions constituted a specific social space, characterized both by material (military camp, wage labor) and symbolic (language of the uniform, discourse of 'martial race', colonial masculinity) structures. This professional field was transformed in the1940s by the process of bureaucratization of the state, which brought about new methods for civil servants such as population control (police reports, records, daybooks, etc. ). This led to a widespread conflict about the skills required in the exercise this profession, since the recruitment of staff on the basis of their education level disqualified the military skills formerly valued within this professional field (marksmanship, military discipline, fighting techniques, etc. ). This conflict eventually found its climax in the military coup of 1963, in which Togo's first president Sylvanus Olympio was assassinated
Ahadji, Valentin. "Les plantations coloniales allemandes au Togo et leur évolution de 1884 à 1939." Paris 7, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA070107.
Full textTogo is a filiforme country whose main activity was agriculture. But on their arrival, the european colonial powers imposed their policy substained by the creation of large plantations. So german created the first plantations in the coastal region (kpeme, baguida and lome). But the true land acquisitions and plantations creations got achieved as of 1897-98 by friedrich hupfeld and sholto douglas notably in agou, misahohe and buem regions. The contracts were signed under irregular conditions that were denounced within the reichstag and assemblee nationale francaise by somes members who, in so doing, accused the colonial administration of being involved in scandals and speculation. German and french used forced labour and people got displaced sometimes against their will to virgin areas to be developed. But the impact plantation agriculture made on the overall production of the colony ist not important. After 20 years of experiences, the german acknowleged that european and traditional agriculture stood the same chance of successful development in togo. In conclusion, the impact of european type of plantation is not identifiable at the level of quantity but rather at the level of incentive means which, unfortunately, were insufficient under german and french administration
Schmidt, Elisabeth. "La presse dans les colonies allemandes en Afrique 1898-1916 : rapports à l'Allemagne et construction identitaire des colons." Paris 3, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA030104.
Full textThe present study’s object is the press published in the German colonies in Africa (Togo, Cameroon, German South West Africa, German East Africa). It analyses in detail the multiple significations and roles of those colonial newspapers. The thesis examines the different points of view expressed and the questions debated in the newspapers. It also takes into account the often conflictual relationships between the settlers, the mother country and the colonial administration on the one hand and the other inhabitants of the colonies on the other hand. The colonial press was part of the settlers’ strategies of identification and provides information on the global German colonial project and the conceptions of German culture, which become apparent through those strategies. The colonial newspapers were not only a means of information but also a means of identification through which the settler community constituted itself and assured the communication between its members
Goeh-Akué, N'buéké Adovi. "Finances publiques et dynamique sociale en Afrique Noire sous influence française : le cas du Togo (1920-1980)." Paris 7, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA070109.
Full textScheele, Isabell. "Togo allemand - Dahomey français : relations transcoloniales à l'apogée de l'impérialisme européen." Thesis, Aix-Marseille, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AIXM0319.
Full textThe PhD dissertation analyses the relations between German Togo and French Dahomey during the German colonial period (1884-1914). It defends the thesis according to which French-German relations in the Golf of Benin were characterized by an imbalance. The French colony was enlarged and developed faster, due to higher financial and political support. The German policy was aimed at limiting colonisation to the protection of the German trade establishments that were already implanted overseas. Set up as a model colony, Togo was supposed to sustain itself by its own means, without major financial support. The faint endorsement led some German officials to develop feelings of frustration and bitterness toward the government. The French-German relations in West Africa were characterised by general cordiality, a repeated cooperation and a high-valued solidarity between white men. Nevertheless, the colonial officials on the spot perceived each other as rivals. In Berlin and Paris, preventing a French-German conflict in Africa was, at least before the Moroccan crisis (1905 and 1911) seen as priority, which put a brake on local rivalries. The local rulers tried to take advantage of European rivalries. Their attempts in doing so were rarely successful; nevertheless, it allowed them to maintain a certain agency in the process of border demarcation. In Togo, the perception of the German past is nowadays rather positive, and the transport and telecommunication infrastructure largely contribute to this valorization. The present investigation however reveals that the development of infrastructures was much slower in Togo than in neighbouring French Dahomey
Hanana, Chouk Imen. "Les rivalités coloniales germano-britanniques en Afrique noire entre les deux guerres : l'exemple de l'Afrique orientale et australe." Paris 12, 2004. https://athena.u-pec.fr/primo-explore/search?query=any,exact,990003947770204611&vid=upec.
Full textThe main topic of this research forms a survey upon the Anglo-German colonial rivalries in thec Dark Continent during the interwar period. Our research takes East and South Africa as concrete examples reflecting the Anglo-German colonial antagonism. The novelty of the analysis lies in the fact of binding the aspects of Anglo-German colonial rivalries to the framework of the European scramble for Africa and tue partition of ils colonies. During the interwar period. Tue terntories extending ivithout a break south of the Sahara were the scene of international political struggies and rivairies. The crucial problematic questions of this research concern the consequences of imperial rivalries between two European powers, Great Britain and Germany. In a period of great economic and political troubles resulting from the First World War. In a sense. The German colonial claims of the interwar period and the British response to them may be seen as the continuation of Anglo German colonial rivalry. This study tries to reveal the polilical. Economic and strategic considerations of these paradoxical diplomatic relationships. How can we interpret the option of resohing colonial rivalry by the appeasement policy of the thirties ? The answers to those questions would be useful to understand to which extent the debate over colonial revision influenced many of the assumptions held in Britain and Germany about the future of Africa, and of colonial rule in general. Thus illuminating differences and parallels between British and German thinkings on these matters
Books on the topic "Colonies allemandes – Afrique – Togo"
Seidel, Heinrich. Lomé, capitale de la colonie allemande du Togo: Une image de la civilisation en Afrique de l'ouest, 1898. Lomé: Presses de l'UB, 1997.
Find full textLe refus de l'ordre colonial en Afrique et au Togo (1884-1960). Lomé: Presses de l'UL, 2013.
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