Guerrillas of Tsavo

Guerrillas of Tsavo portrays the actions of the German Schutztruppe, a force of just 15,000 African and European troops under the remarkable leadership of Colonel Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck, who against all odds, engaged a far superior Empire and Allied collective army of 300,000 troops from 21 different countries.

Whilst in British East Africa they occupied an area in South East Kenya - much of what is today's Tsavo West National Park, Taveta and down along the frontier to the Indian Ocean. He held the unequaled status of being the only undefeated German General who occupied British territory of the entire First World War.