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… Responses of different groups in South Africa to the outbreak of the First World War …

… To what extent was apartheid in South Africa part of neo-colonialism in the post World War 2 world (1948-1960)? (under construction) …

… Studies, on what white Afrikaner leaders and black South Africans gained for their show of patriotism during the First World War. The outbreak of the First World War, coming little more … South Africa in World War One, 31 October 2018 …

… The South African Native Labour Contingent (SANLC) was formed in … strong opposition from the White establishment in South Africa. It was feared that if Africans would be exposed to … French, Canadian and British as well German prisoners-of-war. Their task was to construct and maintain the …

… Nelson Mandela was born into a world of war, revolutionary upheaval and a worldwide influenza … were murdered by members of the Freikorps (Militia). In South Africa the War had led to profound economic, social and … ‘Black men in a white man's war: the impact of the First World War on South African blacks’. African Studies Seminar …

… Khorab Memorial. This followed the outbreak of the First World War on 1 August 1914. On 25 December 1914 General Louis Botha led South African troops across Walvis Bay into German South West … surrender by Union of South Africa Forces during World War I …

… World War 2: East Africa. The South African Air Force flying out from Kenya …

… World War II: East Africa. South African troops are landed at Tulearon (Toliara) …

… World War 1: Gen. Louis Botha leaves for South West Africa to take control of the Union troops who would conquer …

… Mattheus Uys Krige and his contribution to the Second World War  Mattheus Uys Krige (1910-1987) can certainly be counted … literary contributions, Krige played a vital role in South Africa’s war effort during the Second World War (WWII) …

… battle of Sidi Rezegh in North Africa rages unabated in World War 2. The South Africans, outnumbered by their Ge …

… mother on 7 December 1920. His parents relocated to South Africa in 1923 where they died from Asian flu leaving … entire print was destroyed by a bomb in London during the World War II. During World War II Carlton volunteered for the South … (2010), Burning a Hole in the page, A Readers guide to 70 South African Authors, (Pietermaritzburg), pp.24-27|Gus …

… Philosophy, Politics and Economics. During the Second World War, which broke out in September 1939, the young Jim, aged … after the Second World War ended in 1945, Bailey moved to South Africa to take care of the business interests left by … Available at www.guardian.co.uk [Accessed: 25 August 2011]|South African History Online, ‘A History of Drum Magazine’ …

… and Amba Alagi, was captured by General Alan Cunningham's South African divisions. This event happened in 1941 two years after the outbreak of the World War II . The War broke out in September 1939 and South Africa … 16 March 2012]| South African History Online , ‘Second World War and its impact, 1939-1948’ , [online], Available at …

… was in born Cape Town, 1895. Considered in the 1940s to be South Africa’s premier society portraitist, Lewis was steeped … by Lewis when he set up a studio in London after the First World War. His career in England was punctuated by return visits to …

… was born in Budapest, Hungary, 1902. He emigrated to South Africa from Hungary in 1931. After his training at the … has been obscured since his death.  During the Second World War Koenig served in the South African Army Medical Corps. He …

… of the Cape of Good Hope, which is now the University of South Africa (UNISA). This achievement earned him the Ebden … Paul Kruger at the age of 28. During the Second Anglo-Boer War, he was deeply involved in the planning and execution of … the failed Boer rebellion of 1914-1915. During the First World War, he excelled as field general in the German …

… 12 March 1917, the year of the Russian Revolution, while World War I was still raging . She grew up in Brakpan, East Rand … divorce. He was a civil rights lawyer and a member of the South African Communist Party (SACP). They continued their … B.,  Villa Baker - Eulogy to a fallen Comrade , from South African Communist Party , [online], Available at …

… Manager for the Chamber of Mines, and had come to South Africa from England in the 1890s to seek his fortune on … serving in the Imperial Light Horse unit in the Anglo-Boer War . On the death of his father he was sent to board at St … U-boat in October 1939, six weeks after the outbreak of World War Two. While still at school, after the defeat of …

… Freda Levson was born on 21 November 1911 in Pretoria , South Africa. Her father was a prominent physician in … of and interest in her Scottish roots. At the outbreak of World War II she volunteered as an escort on a ship taking evacuee …

… four years before the National Party (NP) came to power in South Africa. His early education took place in the … apartheid. In 1993, his seventh poetry collection,  Third World Express  (David Phillips, 1992) won the Noma Award for … Serote would effect transformation through language. His war against apartheid has been a way of words, in the most …

… of one of his father’s parishioners, he boarded a ship to South Africa. After arriving in Cape Town, Scott proceeded to … Returning to England in 1939, during the outbreak of World War II, Scott decided to join the R.A.F. not as a chaplain, …

… was born in Blenheim Palace, Oxford, in 1874. He came to South Africa as a correspondent to the Morning Post during the South African War of 1889-1902, and was taken prisoner in Natal when the … colleague, confidant and close friend, specifically during World War II. Churchill died in London in 1965. …

… Stuart Larrabee was born in Cornwall, England and came to South Africa with her parents when she was three months old. … Col. E. G. Malherbe, appointed her to cover the war for Libertas magazine. During this time she covered … in New Mexico. The following year three of her images from World War II were included in The Indelible Image: …

… the age of seven, before he and his mother emigrated to South Africa after her marriage to a South African journalist … with international rock sounds. Savuka’s first album Third World Child was released in 1987 and it broke international … haunting refrain Impi (meaning “Zulu warriors” or "War") regularly echoes within any South African Rugby stadium …

… the British troops stationed in Pietersburg during the  South African War (Anglo-Boer War 2) . After the declaration of peace he … While Solomon T. Plaatje was in Europe during the First World War (1914-1918), Thema deputised him, acting … Verwey, E.J. (ed)(1995). New Dictionary of South African Biography , v.1 , Pretoria: HSRC. …

… Martin Plaut was born in Cape Town, South Africa in May 1950.  His parents were Erwin Plaut and … and Southern Africa. He is currently Africa editor, BBC World Service News. Plaut is still active in Southern African … South Africa: Out of the Laager? Fabian Society, 1991 War in the Horn Royal Institute of International Affairs, …

… At the age of nineteen, in 1931, Heymann arrived in South Africa. In 1935, he became an executive member of the … Jewish Workers Club. Issy Heymann fought during the Second World War and when the war ended, he became a member of the …

… his employer and in 1902, at the age of 22, he was sent to South Africa to represent the company as a buyer in … helped to establish the Kimberley Regiment when the First World War broke out, and he organised the labourers needed to build …

… many of the articles for the paper. Peter Abraham , one of South Africa’s best known poets of this period, dedicated his … of the NIC. He opposed South Africa’s participation in World War II and criticised Indian involvement in the war effort. …