Re viewing resistance in Namibian history Introduction re viewing resistance liberating history S. 1. 1 Ellen Ndeshi Namhila: Transforming the traumatic life experiences of women in post Apartheid Namibian historical narratives S. 22. 2 Werner Hillebrecht: Hendrik Witbooi and Samuel Maharero : the ambiguity of heroes S. 38. 3 Shampapi Shiremo: The Vagciriku Lishora massacre of 1894 revisited S. 55. 4 Petrus Angula Mbenzi: Revolutionary songs as a response to colonialism in Namibia S. 71. 5 Anette Hoffmann: Of storying and storing : reading Lichteneckers voice recordings S. 89. 6 Kletus Muhena Likuwa: Colonialism and the development of the contract labour system in Kavango S. 105. 7 Dag Henrichsen: Liberals and non racism in Namibias settler society Advocate Israel Goldblatts engagement with Namibian nationalists in the 1960s S. 127. 8 Bennett Kangumu Kangumu: The Caprivi African National Union (CANU) 1962 1964 : forms of resistance S. 148. 9 Bennett Kangumu Kangumu: Brendan Kangongolo Simbwaye : a journey of internal exile S. 160. 10 Aaron Nambadi: The Kavango legislative council S. 170. 11 Timoteus Mashuna: The 1978 election in Namibia S. 178. 12 Jeremy Silvester and Martha Akava: Waking the dead : civilian casualties in the Namibian liberation struggle S. 192. 13 Lovisa Tegelela Nampala: Okongo : case study of the impact of the liberation struggle in the Ohangwena region S. 207. 14 Herbert Kandjimi Karapo: The liberation struggle inside Namibia 1966 1989 : a regional perspective from the Kavango regions S. 221. 15 Martha Akawa: The gendered politics of the SWAPO camps during the Namibian liberation struggle S. 240. 16 Reinhart Kössler: Solidarity with liberation in Namibia: an analytical eyewitness account from a West German perspective S. 252. 17 Pekka Peltola: Finnish solidarity with the liberation struggle of Namibia : a documentation project S. 266. 18 Helvi Inotila Elago: Colonial monuments in a post colonial era : a case s