Siege of Mora

1916 siege. 

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1914 — 1916 Cameroon, Kamerun campaign, siege, 

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Kamerun campaign – 

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Answering the German sign of truce from one of the British forts-an incident in the fighting for Mora Hill, Cameroon, just prior to the enemy's surrender of this valuable position. Huge boulders had been used as a barricade.

Cameroon-German prisoners after the siege of Mora, February 1916

Captain Ernst von Raben (third from the left) at the moment of surrendering to the British officer in charge of the operations against Mora Hill. Note the two canine occupants of the enemy stronghold.

Germany's strongest entrenched position in North Cameroon, on this mountain crest, was surrendered to the Franco-British troops on February 18th, 1916.

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
image	1916	Answering the German sign of truce from one of the British forts-an incident in the fighting for Mora Hill, Cameroon, just prior to the enemy's surrender of this valuable position. Huge boulders had been used as a barricade.			Wikimedia
image	1916	Cameroon-German prisoners after the siege of Mora, February 1916			Wikimedia
image	1916	Captain Ernst von Raben (third from the left) at the moment of surrendering to the British officer in charge of the operations against Mora Hill. Note the two canine occupants of the enemy stronghold.			Wikimedia
image	1916	Germany's strongest entrenched position in North Cameroon, on this mountain crest, was surrendered to the Franco-British troops on February 18th, 1916.			Wikimedia

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