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The Nama and Ovaherero Genocide Moemorial site on the Shark Island peninsula near Luderiz, Namibia, is seen in this April 24, 2023 image. - A genocide memorial tombstone has been unveiled during a three-day event on Shark Island, a peninsula off the southern city of Luderitz that hosted a camp of the same name -- one of several set up during German rule as part of a system of repression. Namibia has no official day designated to commemorate what some historians have described as the 20th century's first genocide. German settlers killed tens of thousands of men, women and children belonging to indigenous Herero and Nama people who rebelled against colonial rule in the southwest African country between 1904 and 1908. (Photo by HILDEGARD TITUS / AFP) (Photo by HILDEGARD TITUS/AFP via Getty Images)
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