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Diverse ethnic groups united against German colonial rule in Tanzania from 1905 to 1907.
Forced labor and mandatory cotton cultivation sparked widespread resentment and open rebellion.
Warriors believed holy water would turn German bullets into water during battle.
German forces used scorched earth tactics to destroy crops, causing a massive famine.
The uprising left a legacy of resistance that shaped the struggle for Tanzanian independence.
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