Belgian Offensive (East Africa Campaign)

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Was the Belgian offensive against German forces in the East Africa Campaign of World War I.

Chronology

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August 1916: Belgian conquest of Ujiji.
August 1916: Belgian conquest of Ujiji.
October 1917: British conquest of Mahenge.
September 1917: To prevent Belgian claims on German territory in a post-war settlement, South African military leader Jan Smuts ordered their forces to return to the Congo, leaving them as occupiers only in Rwanda and Burundi.
October 1917: British conquest of Mahenge.
May 1916: Belgian conquest of Kigali.
September 1916: Belgian conquest of Tabora.
September 1916: Belgian conquest of Tabora.
October 1917: British conquest of Mahenge.
October 1917: British conquest of Mahenge.
May 1916: Belgian conquest of Kigali.
September 1917: To prevent Belgian claims on German territory in a post-war settlement, South African military leader Jan Smuts ordered their forces to return to the Congo, leaving them as occupiers only in Rwanda and Burundi.

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