Talk:Frederick Thomas Green

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Not in South West Africa

South West Africa is not a natural region, country, or anything before it is formed by the German authorities. There was no country there. No recognition of it as a cultural region. The term begins with German colonization, and has no meaning before hand. It is amachronistic to apply it to this person. We might as well call him a Namibian person, it would be no more or less anachronistic.John Pack Lambert (talk) 19:52, 6 February 2024 (UTC)