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… In 1851, following the outbreak of the 1850-53 frontier war, the convict camp was removed to the safety of Port … and a bridge over the Baakens River. By 1853 the threat of war had receded, and the convict station returned to the …

… 16 June, The ANC issues a pamphlet entitled ‘ We are at War! ’ 18 June, Oliver Tambo delivers a speech, entitled ‘ … reforms had to be adopted in order to redirect the war effort. Both armed struggle and mass political struggle …

… privileges 20 April 1792 - Legislative Assembly declares war on Austria 21-22 September 1792 - The monarchy is done … unlike their government, the Committee of Public Safety’s war effort was realizing unimaginable success. The generals …

… class solidarity, and the experiences of the Second World War and the militancy during the period alienated unions that …

… notably, these transients brought news of revolution and war taking place in other slaveholding societies such as the …

… presence. After the conclusion of the South African War, laws to regulate Black settlement proceeded apace, …

… 19th century South African History. The first frontier war broke out in 1780 and marked the beginning of the Xhosa …

… time in the Eastern and Western Cape Poqo had declared war on chiefs known to be collaborating with the apartheid …

… the whites think it advisable and practicable to begin a war of extermination. That is as true as that the sun will … in our history. To ensure peace, one must prepare for war. Hence, before parting, we should lay the foundation of a … narrowness and bitterness of a racial bias that moves the Boer so deeply. COLOURED RACES AND CITIZENSHIP This …

… pain of hunger and poverty, or to mediate the indecency of war and violent conflict. Nobody can do it for us. Only … on the African continent have seen the end to the war between Ethiopia and Eritria, and there is substantial … towards creating conditions in which there is absence of war, but must also focus on the fundamental improvement in …

… from a Continent that continues to experience conflict and war, sincerely appreciate your achievements in this regard. … of a system of neo-colonialism;  conflicts and war;  the imposition of military governments on many … country can succeed if other sister countries fail. War and instability in any country threatens peace and …

… in this world roughly thirty years ago. The end of the war, World War II, saw the beginnings of the process of decolonisation. … This process began almost immediately after the war. It is significant as a side-light of history that this …

… early days Namaqualand was the home to the nomadic Trek Boer . (These people are known for moving from place to place …

… 'kick-off' during and immediately after the First World War, when the international capitalist order experienced its … still lived on the land. On the eve of the Second World War, 80 per cent of the African population in South Africa … Manifesto (1932) called for the "overthrow of British and Boer imperialism, the confiscation of the land, animals and …

… difficult and protracted. Secondly, the type of people’s war we waged would require a continuous combination of … the RC considered, now ‘in the early stages of people’s war’. As such, the primary activity should be engaging, … perspective developing was one of protracted people’s war. Others in the ANC believed the Soweto uprisings …

… HG: The United Front3 - it was a United Front against war. TK• Dr Dadoo... HG: Yes, but then the Soviet Union was then engaged in the war, and the United Front, instead of being an anti-war organisation, it was now popularising the struggle …

… numbers”. Gumede held Britain solely responsible for the Anglo-Zulu War. There was no occasion for that war. It was only because … of the South African white bourgeoisie (British and Boer), with British capital occupying the principal economic …

… accept Communism before he accepted their help during last war? Did he refuse their co-operation because he was afraid of what they would after the war? Of course not. The first principle of the unity of the Allies in the war was united struggle against the monster of Hitler …

… in 1979, working at, John Weinberg Hardware in Germiston, Anglo Alpha Cement in Roodepoort and PSG Services in … the trade union movement in 1981, became a Shopsteward at Anglo Alpha and PSG Services, Deputy Chairperson of COSATU …

… sustenance of conceptions which led to the Second World War and which have since been categorised and dealt with as a … of the idea of violence, slaves to the goddess of war. And yet, if the opponents of democracy have their way, … regime in furtherance of the aim of engaging in People`s War. Of central importance also, is that each mass …

… entered the country illegally (mostly at the time of the Anglo-Boer War) condoned and issued with condonation certificates. …

… appeared in 1959 in the  Optima , a journal published by Anglo American Corporation. At that time Toynbee was among … describe Botha’s musings as those of an anachronistic Cold War warrior. A shrewd observer like Niel Barnard, head of … Leo Tolstoy remarked in the final chapter of his novel  War and Peace : “The new history is like a deaf man replying …

… uphold and respect human rights and it condemns impunity, war crimes, and acts of genocide, as resolved in Mangaung. … of Justice in order to establish the capacity to fight war crimes, crimes against humanity and acts of genocide. …

… of insecurity in southern Africa and maintains a state of war covering the whole region. Beginning with its violent but … of fascist Pretoria. For the first time since the colonial war of the 19th century in South Africa, the peace-loving …

… illegal in South Africa today. Since the end of the last war, we have seen outstanding examples of successful … yet the principle is much the same. During and after the war the national liberatory movement took a greater interest …

… stress is on the individual, so making peace, no less than war, is the concern of every man and woman on earth, whether … this universal recognition. In an age when the outbreak of war would wipe out the entire face of the earth, the ideals …

… Campbell had been Agent of Transports and Prisoners of War, until he was appointed Harbour Master at Simon’s Bay. …

… Dutch colonization of South Africa slaves and prisoners of war were sent to Robben Island , situated opposite to Cape …

… Jumeirah Beach Hotel, Dubai. His oeuvre spans sculpting a war memorial at Delville Wood, France and as well as a series …