Dr. E. Temple Harris was a surgeon present at the first terrible
battle of Tanga in November 1914 where 8,000 men, mostly Indian troops,
were beaten in three days by 1,000 African askaris and German officers
under the formidable Colonel Paul Emil von Lettow-Vorbeck.
Ras Kazone, November 2, 1914 Temple was one of five doctors tending the hundreds of casualties in
the "Red House", a planter's house in Ras Kazone, commandeered as a field
hospital. He and four colleagues were left behind with the wounded as the
British fled, a broken force.
264 pages, 26 black and white photos, 7 colour photos (taken in 1999 by the author on a visit to Tanga where she successfully located the Red House in Ras Kazone), 3 maps. |
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A WWI Army Surgeon in East Africa Price per copy: $25Cdn, $20US, UK: 15 pounds Plus postage: $4Cdn, $2US, UK: 1.5 pounds Please make cheque payable to Kennegy West and mail to: A. Crichton-Harris 295 Indian Road Toronto, Ontario CANADA M6R 2XR |
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