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Kirchenbuch, 1863-1908 at FamilySearch - images People who lived in Karibib, German Namibia Kirchenbuch, 1898-1939 at FamilySearch - imagesīaptisms, marriages, confirmations, deaths, communicants, and marriage proclamtations Memberships records, communicants, baptisms, confirmations, marriages, and deaths Kirchenbuch, 1892-1928 at FamilySearch - microfilm Members of the Dutch Reformed Church who lived in the Caprivi Strip Namibia, Katima Mulilo, church records at FamilySearch - images Landowners who lived in Bethanien, Namibia Grundbücher, 1900-1914 at FamilySearch - microfilm Unregistrierte Grundstücksakten 1905-1914 at FamilySearch - microfilm Landverkäufe, Grundsückakten, Zivilstandsregister 1888-1915 at FamilySearch - microfilm Staatsangehörigkeitssachen, 1893-1914 at FamilySearch - microfilm 1896-1913 at FamilySearch - microfilmĪus- und Einwanderungsakten 1898-1914 at FamilySearch - microfilm Zivilstandsregister 1897-1902 at FamilySearch - microfilm Verzeichnisse der verstorbenen Weißen, 1897-1914 at FamilySearch - microfilm Namibia marriage registers for Whites, Coloreds and Indians, 1931-1957 at FamilySearch - images South Africa, Dutch Reformed Church Records (Stellenbosch Archive), 1690-2011 at FamilySearch - index and imagesīaptisms, confirmations, marriages, deaths, and membershipsīevölkerungsstatistik: Eingeborene und Farbige, 1909-1914 at FamilySearch - microfilm People who lived in Namibia and were members of the Dutch Reformed Church Namibia, Dutch Reformed Church Records, 1904-1984 at FamilySearch - index and imagesīaptisms, marriages, and membership records Namibia officially became an independent country in 1990. In 1945, the League of Nations became the United Nations and mandates were transferred to a trusteeship system. After World War I, Namibia, as part of South Africa, became part of the League of Nations mandate. In 1884, Namibia, except for the city of Walvis Bay, became a German colony. Colonial Records German Colonization and United Nations (1884-1990)