Cameroons campaign

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The Cameroons campaign was a World War I military operation in which Allied forces, including British colonial troops, fought to seize the German colony of Kamerun in West Africa.

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instanceOf World War I campaign
military campaign
alsoKnownAs Cameroon campaign NERFINISHED
Kamerun campaign NERFINISHED
belligerent Allies of World War I NERFINISHED
Belgian Congo NERFINISHED
Belgium NERFINISHED
British Nigeria NERFINISHED
France
French Equatorial Africa NERFINISHED
German Empire
Germany
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
cause Allied objective to eliminate German colonial presence in West Africa
commanderForAllies Charles Dobell NERFINISHED
Frederick Hugh Cunliffe NERFINISHED
commanderForGermany Carl Zimmermann NERFINISHED
Hans Dominik NERFINISHED
conflict World War I
endDate 1916-02-18
follows outbreak of World War I in Africa
involvedMilitaryForce Belgian colonial troops
British colonial troops
French colonial troops
German colonial forces
location Cameroon NERFINISHED
German Kamerun NERFINISHED
Kamerun NERFINISHED
West Africa NERFINISHED
notableEngagement Battle of Garua NERFINISHED
Battle of Kusseri NERFINISHED
Battle of Mora NERFINISHED
Battle of Nsanakong NERFINISHED
Siege of Mora NERFINISHED
objective seizure of the German colony of Kamerun
partOf African theatre of World War I NERFINISHED
predecessor German colonization of Kamerun
relatedTo East African campaign NERFINISHED
South-West Africa campaign NERFINISHED
Togoland campaign NERFINISHED
result Allied victory
partition of Kamerun among Allied powers
surrender of German forces in Kamerun
startDate 1914-08-04
territorialChange German Kamerun occupied by Allied forces
division of Kamerun between Britain and France
theatre African theatre of World War I NERFINISHED

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