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摘要
纳米比亚Getzen-Kerina家族几代人的肖像揭示了这个前德国和南非在西南非洲殖民地的多元文化和国际化生活。尤其是Ida gezen - leinhos(别名Kaera, 1863-1926)、Magdalena Getzen(别名Kasondoro, 1905-1977)和William Erich Getzen(别名Mburumba Kerina，生于1932)的生活和挣扎，提供了一种思考纳米比亚历史中心主题复杂性的方式。一方面，Getzen-Kerina家族在Herero社会中有着深厚的根基，另一方面，Getzen-Kerina家族在种族隔离和种族隔离社会的种族和民族分裂中有着多元文化的纠缠，这反映了下层社会的经历、网络和世界观，这些经历、网络和世界观塑造了许多纳米比亚家庭，并在一定程度上影响了反抗、反种族主义、反殖民和反种族隔离抵抗和解放政治的轨迹。
Multicultural Lives, Defiance and Liberation Politics in Namibia: The Getzen-Kerina Family History
A portrait of several generations of the Namibian Getzen-Kerina family reveals multicultural and cosmopolitan lives in this former German and South African colony of South West Africa. The lives and struggles of, in particular, Ida Getzen-Leinhos (alias Kaera, 1863–1926), Magdalena Getzen (alias Kasondoro, 1905–1977), and William Erich Getzen (alias Mburumba Kerina, b. 1932) provide a way to consider the complexity of central themes in Namibian history. With its strong roots in Herero society on the one hand and multicultural entanglements across the racial and ethnic divisions of segregated settler and apartheid society on the other hand, the Getzen-Kerina family history reflects subaltern experiences, networks, and worldviews that have shaped many Namibian families and influenced—often discretely—trajectories of defiance, antiracism, as well as anticolonial and antiapartheid resistance and liberation politics.
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