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Bayume Mohamed Husen (born Mahjub bin Adam Mohamed; 22 February 1904 – 24 November 1944) was an Afro-German soldier, actor and victim of Nazi persecution. Husen, the son of a former askari officer, served together with his father in World War I with German colonial troops in East Africa. Later, he worked as a waiter on a German shipping line and was able to move to Germany in 1929. He married and started a family in January 1933. Husen supported the German neo-colonialist movement and contributed to the Deutsche Afrika-Schau, a former human zoo used by Nazi political propagandists. Husen worked as a waiter and in various minor jobs in language tutoring and in smaller roles in various Africa-related German film productions. In 1941, he was imprisoned in the KZ Sachsenhausen, where he died i

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rdfs:comment	Bayume Mohamed Husen (Geburtsname Mahjub bin Adam Mohamed; * 22. Februar 1904 in Daressalam, Deutsch-Ostafrika, heute Tansania; † 24. November 1944 im KZ Sachsenhausen, Deutsches Reich) war ein afrikanisch-deutscher Askari (Soldat) und Schauspieler. Husen wurde im Ersten Weltkrieg in der Schutztruppe Deutsch-Ostafrikas als Kindersoldat eingesetzt und kam 1929 nach Berlin, um seinen ausstehenden Sold einzufordern. Hier gründete er eine Familie und arbeitete als Kellner, Sprachlektor und Schauspieler, unter anderem an der Seite von Hans Albers. Im August 1941 wurde er von der Gestapo wegen eines Verhältnisses mit einer „Arierin“ verhaftet und im September unter dem Vorwurf der „Rassenschande“ ins KZ Sachsenhausen eingeliefert, wo er nach dreijähriger Haft starb. (de) Bayume Mohamed Husen, född som Mahjub bin Adam Mohamed den 22 februari 1904 i Dar-es-Salaam, Tyska Östafrika (nuvarande Tanzania), död den 24 november 1944 i koncentrationslägret Sachsenhausen, var en afrikansk-tysk askari (soldat) och skådespelare. Husen var under första världskriget barnsoldat i Tyska Östafrikas och kom 1929 till Berlin för att kräva in sin innestående soldatlön. Här bildade han familj och arbetade som servitör, språklektor och skådespelare, bland annat mot Hans Albers. I augusti 1941 greps han av Gestapo på grund av sitt förhållande med en "arisk" kvinna, och sattes i september i koncentrationslägret Sachsenhausen, anklagad för Rassenschande (ung: 'rasskändning'). Han avled efter tre år i koncentrationslägret. (sv) Bayume Mohamed Husen (born Mahjub bin Adam Mohamed; 22 February 1904 – 24 November 1944) was an Afro-German soldier, actor and victim of Nazi persecution. Husen, the son of a former askari officer, served together with his father in World War I with German colonial troops in East Africa. Later, he worked as a waiter on a German shipping line and was able to move to Germany in 1929. He married and started a family in January 1933. Husen supported the German neo-colonialist movement and contributed to the Deutsche Afrika-Schau, a former human zoo used by Nazi political propagandists. Husen worked as a waiter and in various minor jobs in language tutoring and in smaller roles in various Africa-related German film productions. In 1941, he was imprisoned in the KZ Sachsenhausen, where he died i (en) Bayume Mohamed Husen (Dar es Salaam, 22 februari 1904 - Sachsenhausen, 24 november 1944) was een Afrikaans-Duitse soldaat en acteur. Hij werd geboren in Duits-Oost-Afrika (het huidige Tanzania), en vocht samen met zijn vader aan Duitse zijde in Afrika in de Eerste Wereldoorlog. Hierna werkte hij een tijd als ober op schepen van de Deutsche Ost-Afrika Linie. Vanaf 1929 vestigde hij zich in Berlijn waar hij als figurant in een aantal Duitse speelfilms speelde. In 1934 keerde hij kort teug naar Tanzania voor een rol in de film . (nl)
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