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… Paul Kruger is believed to have been born on 10 October 1825 on … brought up within the strict tenets of Dutch Calvinism. Kruger fought in the Battle at Vegkop in 1836, where they … later become the Zuid Afrikaanse Republiek(ZAR). When Kruger was 16 he received his first farm near present-day …

… Piet Joubert who contested for presidency against Paul Kruger and later served acting president of the Transvaal. … which criticized the industrial policy of President Paul Kruger. The following year, in 1898 Burger ran for presidency of against Paul Kruger but lost. Despite his opposition to the conflict …

… engaged with the President of the Transvaal, Paul Kruger , to address a crisis regarding the status of the … which had friendly relations with the Boers and with Kruger. Britain also saw the Cape as a strategic way-station … much to a desire to cultivate British liberal hostility to Kruger than to an intrinsic concern with the welfare of …

… Reform Committee which conspired to overthrow Paul Kruger's Transvaal republic government in 1895-1896, he got …

… Transvaal when the territory was annexed in 1877, joined Kruger and Pretorius to take up arms against the British. He …

… in June 1953, to haMatonzi near the Shingwedzi area of the Kruger National Park.   However, since they indicated that … dense forest with a lot of wild animals,’ as it was near Kruger National Park. During his banishment, Michael Matlala …

… army) Viljoen, as 'commandant-general', opposed Paul Kruger's 'staatsleger' (government forces). After a short skirmish Kruger defeated him between Pretoria and Rustenburg in Jan. …

… under Boer hegemony. The Transvaal Republic under Paul Kruger had refused to allow the foreigners, especially those … the Uitlanders, the franchise, and the British pressured Kruger to give them the vote. According to Scholtz, … abandoned its diplomatic approach to relations with Kruger, and began to publicise the Uitlanders’ grievances. …

… in a teaching capacity, and the later presidents  Paul Kruger  and  Marthinus Wessel Pretorius  received their first …

… gave him land on the Sabie River in which is now the  Kruger National Park . Here Albasini and his followers built … the Hippo Pools are located, near Pretoriuskop in the Kruger National Park. In 1845 he became the first Portuguese … what is now the entrance to Albasini Dam. In 2002 the Kruger National Park officially opened the Phabeni gates to …

… are at liberty to say that the Government regards these (Kruger's) proposals as adequate, satisfactory and as such … all civilised men, educated Black people included. William P Schreiner died on 28 June 1919. He was married to a sister …

… progressive group and a political opponent of  Paul Kruger , he disapproved of Kruger's attitude to the Uitlanders (immigrants who came to … it as premature, unsound and unnecessary. Angrily Kruger denounced this attitude as cowardly, only to be …

… Sammy Marks was also a close friend and admirer of  Paul Kruger  and a popular figure within the Transvaal business …

… husband be released by the then Minister of Justice, Jimmy Kruger and Prime Minister B.J Vorster . She also appealed to …

… Convention (BPC) . After BPC was banned in 1977 by Jimmy Kruger, then Minister of Justice and Police, he became the …

… (BPC). The government through the Minister of Police Jimmy Kruger reacted by imposing a nationwide ban on the rallies. …

… and his popularity increased greatly. President  Paul Kruger  and General  Louis Botha  were among his customers. …

… In 1975 Woods met the Minister of Police James ‘Jimmy’ Kruger requesting the easing of  Steve Biko ’s banning orders …

… to die in Security Police custody in 18 months.” Jimmy Kruger Image source The report quoted a statement by the Minister of Justice, Jimmy Kruger, in which the minister presented the government’s … been on a hunger strike since 5 September, refusing food. Kruger acknowledged that a district surgeon had been called …

… and Roos protested by demonstrating at the statue of  Paul Kruger , which was situated in Prince's Park in Pretoria. A …

… Box Brownie. During the school holidays he would go to the Kruger National Park and charge people to get their …

… among those he treated were the Transvaal President, Paul Kruger and the Matabele King, Lobengula. He also got in touch …

… a Zulu army under Cetshwayo and a Boer commando under Paul Kruger positioned themselves along the border between Utrecht …

… states free of British imperialism. Brand and President Kruger of the Transvaal tried in 1884-5 to interest the Cape … was discovered in the Transvaal. Brand refused to accept Kruger’s offer of a passage to the sea, and instead he …

… This defeat cost him his position and lost it to  Paul Kruger . In response to the humiliating defeat suffered by … Sir Wolseley's men moved in a pincer movement from Fort Kruger, Fort MacMac, Fort Weeber, Jane Furse, Bebo, …

… Zulu army under Cetshwayo and a Boer commando under  Paul Kruger  positioned themselves along the border between … Encyclopedia of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 7, p. 626. …

… (ZAR, South African Republic) under President Paul Kruger at the age of 28. During the Second Anglo-Boer War, he … History of South Africa. Tafelberg Publishers: Cape Town. p. 274|Great South Africans (2004) Penguin Publishers. p. 38- 43|Kruger, D.W. (ed) (1972) Dictionary of South African …

… At the age of nineteen, he married Cornelia Margaretha Kruger, a woman of strong character. They were to have …

… Kleinschmidt a passport, the Minister of Police, Jimmy Kruger, replied: “I know the age of the applicant; I will …

… to fight for it today as any white man in the land” (ibid. p.239). African soldiers who served in World War I against … reflected the extreme regime put in place during Paul Kruger’s reign. It is for this reason that Makgatho became … no serious challenges to white rule.” (Bonner, P)p1 These developments were compounded by growing …