Namibia, Namibia's way to independence (1884-1920 colony German South-West Africa, 1920 to 1990 as a mandate of the League of Nations part of South Africa), spontaneous demonstration of predominantly black people (supporters of the Swapo and independence of Namibia) before the first free elections in Namibia. The demonstrators walk in Windhoek on Kaiserstrasse to the equestrian monument in the center of the city. Windhoek, November 1989.

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Caption: Namibia, Namibia's way to independence (1884-1920 colony German South-West Africa, 1920 to 1990 as a mandate of the League of Nations part of South Africa), spontaneous demonstration of predominantly black people (supporters of the Swapo and independence of Namibia) before the first free elections in Namibia. The demonstrators walk in Windhoek on Kaiserstrasse to the equestrian monument in the center of the city. Windhoek, November 1989.

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Keywords: AFRICA • AFRICAN CONTINENT • AFRICAN • APARTHEID • BANNER • DEMONSTRATION • DEMONSTRATOR (MALE) • ELECTION • ELECTIONS • ENSIGN • FEATURE • FLAG • HISTORY AND POLITICS • INDEPENDENCE MOVEMENT • INDEPENDENCE • NAMIBIA • RACIAL SEGREGATION • REPORTAGE • SEGREGATION • STANDARD (FLAG) • STANDARD • VOTE • VOTING • VOTING, ELECTIONS • VOW • WINDHOEK