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… region Against fellow South Africans to quell civil war in the black townships To repress anti-apartheid … during the 1980s, the world was embroiled in the Cold War.  The National Party defended their repressive actions by …

… sheep and cattle for food. This situation resulted in a war that lasted for hundreds of years. The fighting and other …

… had started in the 1920s and 1930s continued after World War II and into the 1950s and 1960s. What was seen as …

… rates were extremely high. After the Second World War in the late 1940s, there was a large increase in the …

… highlighted the way forward though two streams- 'people's war' and negotiation. It wanted the UDF to increase pressure …

… against the will of the people. 1881 Basuto chiefs go to war against the Cape Colony over the right of Africans to …

… from the city centre of Durban. Converted from a World War 2 military transit camp, Wentworth is flanked by the …

… and water between various indigenous tribes resulting in war and eventually contributing to the Mfecane 1812 …

… German general, von Trotha, called the genocide a ‘race war’. Dr Eugen Fischer from Germany Eugenics carried out … Nazis in the Third Reich. [14] South Africa After World War I eugenics influenced social and public policies. Many … a colony there. [20] Once Britain lost the American War of Independence and the colonies there shifted attention …

… the Transvaal for Natal, the Cape Colony and India when war broke out. It restricted Indians into segregated … trading licenses except in the ‘Asiatic bazaars’ and pre-war licences of Asiatics become non-transferable. The … Government took action against some of them under the War Measures Act. Some of those arrested (both from the NIC …

… South African government publications during the inter-war period. These were practical guides meant to help … to local businesses. [2] It was not until after World War II, when the South African administration left the … one of three new major publishers established in the post-war publishing boom. [12] The book was written while the …

… played a very important role during the First World War. It is estimated that over 100 000 pigeons were used to … award from the French army for his services during the war. He delivered more than 10 important messages, and was … and water buffalo. An illustration of elephants used in war by Greek general Pyrrhus in 279 BC. Image source Bicycles …

… was both strategic and economic. During the Cold War, South Africa was of strategic importance in the fight … apartheid was introduced in South Africa in a post-World War II political climate that was very against racial … so could continually veto this move. The role of the Cold War in decisions is also evident. Sanctions needed to go …

… to her son the Prince Imperial who was killed in the Zulu War of 1879. They are a replica of the stations found in … in Paris. The High Altar was a donation from World War I veterans and is a copy of the altar in Liverpool Cathedral which was destroyed during World War II. The Emmanuel Cathedral is an example of the late …

… 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 …

… is commonly agreed to be a literary crisis following World War Two, can also be the foundation for the photographic … to portraying Africans as participants in the fast post-war times of the 1950's, as jazz fanatics, stylish dressers, … effect of Africans' migration to the cities after World War Two is not without criticism. Drum 's focus on the …

… Dawood Seedat was the most vociferous critic of the war. Apart from articles in The Call and The Guardian , he also published a booklet, Don't Support the War .  A secret memorandum of the Department of Justice dated … deterrent effect upon the recruiting of Indians for the war at the time. Dawood and his wife Fatima were banned for …

… Its first target, among others, was the Angolan war since it was believed to pose a threat by creating a … reforms had to be adopted in order to redirect the war effort. However, the Morogoro reforms of 1969 did not …

… twenties, and there were reports of many more in the pre-war years. It would have been strange if pupils in the … striking and burning the premises”. During and after World War II, the number of young people in urban areas rose …

… Cachalia and J.N. Singh , Kathrada is involved in the anti-war (World War II) campaign of the Non-European United Front . Kathrada …

… maintained a policy of neutrality during the South African War . When platinum was discovered on BaFokeng land in 1921, …

… headman in the Transkei is killed by Poqo operatives. The war against headmen was aimed at those who were perceived to … While on his visit, he openly expressed support of Iraq’s war against Iraq contrary to the party’s position on neutrality in war between two Non Aligned Movement countries. February, An …

… from them. In this first anti-colonial Khoikhoi-Dutch War the settlers seek refuge in the fort. A lack of unity … horseback, marks the beginning of Second Dutch-Khoi-Khoi War. The Dutch take approximately 1800 head of livestock. … attack on the Chocoqua. In this Third Dutch-Khoi-Khoi War, almost 5000 head of livestock and weapons are taken from …