Kiautschou
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| Capture | 1897 | ||
| Seat of the government | Tsingtau | ||
| Surface | 552 km | ||
| Number of inhabitants | 200.000 (1912) | ||
| German inhabitants | approx. 400 (1912) | ||
| Currency | Goldmark and Pfennig, starting from 1905 dollar (Mexican silver dollar) and cent | ||
| Situation today | People's Republic of China | ||
The Kiautschou bay () was from 1898 to 1914 a German colony with a size of 552 km2 and the capital Tsingtau (today Qingdao written - too German "island becomes green "). Kiautschou is located at the south coast of the province Shandong of the People's Republic of China.
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