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… the ways in which the politics and culture of the Boer Republics clashed with the modernising thrust of the … resources, for advantage and for wealth. Even the various Boer Republics were sometimes at odds with each other, and … Union of South Africa, 1910 ‘South African War (a.k.a. the Anglo-Boer War) remains the most terrible and destructive …

… II. Jack Curtis eventually became a senior manager in the Anglo Vaal group of mining companies. He engaged actively in …

… his book, The Washing of the Spears, which deals with the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879. Morris wrote: "I owe the greatest …

… Governor's office and the Executive Council. During the Anglo-Zulu War Beaumont served as District Commandant of the …

… was the president of the Orange Free State , one of two Boer republics formed after the Boers left the Cape Colony in … ideologically neutral, especially where relations between Boer and Briton were concerned. In Bloemfontein, the use of …

… to all Blacks, whether in the British colonies or the Boer Republics. Peregrino, who served as secretary of both …

… the South African War of 1899-1902 (also known as the Anglo-Boer War, or Boer War), the British began focussing their … the Treaty of Vereeniging , which had brought the Second Anglo-Boer War to an end, remained fragile. The Afrikaners …

… Afrikaner interests still bitter about the outcome of the Anglo Boer War of the previous decade, and what was perceived as … South African, with Louis Botha (a Boer leader in the Anglo-Boer War) becoming the first prime minister of the …

… caused due to increasing tension between the independent Boer States (the Transvaal and the Orange Free State) and the … in Potchefstroom – leading to the almost inevitable, Anglo-Boer War of 1880-1881 (or also known as, the Transvaal … under Majuba Hill before battle. Image Source The First Anglo-Boer War (1880-1881) The first open conflict that …

… May 1915. He was named after Christiaan Frederik Beyers, a Boer general who was close to his father, Jozua Naudé.  Naudé …

… an exaggerated kind, in which the hero was the Afrikaner Boer. He was pictured, first of all, trying to build a … Transvaal. In 1881, after the Boer victory in the first Anglo-Boer War, Paul Kruger , speaking at the state festival … an anti-British policy that eventually led to the second Anglo-Boer War . The Anglo-Boer War When Britain went to war …

… earlier been to South Africa when he fought in the Second Anglo-Boer War . Rick grew up in Stellenbosch, Western Province on …

… had been an argument between the Boers and the Zulus about Boer occupation of Zulu territory; but in 1861, the Boers had … the British government began taking steps to annex the Boer republic across the Vaal River because it was a … Hearing that Shepstone intended to tax them too, initial Boer passivity soon gave way to sullen resentment. Anger and …

… had been an argument between the Boers and the Zulus about Boer occupation of Zulu territory; but in 1861, the Boers had … the British government began taking steps to annex the Boer republic across the Vaal River because it was a … Hearing that Shepstone intended to tax them too, initial Boer passivity soon gave way to sullen resentment. Anger and …

… they outstripped the productive capacity of most of the Boer farmers. In the words of Mr Hemming: "...It is an … The issue of land and labour had to be resolved and the Anglo-Boer War was the means through which the British … and ends up frequently in the bankruptcy court." The Anglo-Boer war led to the further impoverishment of White …

… African countryside of times past to explore the perpetual Boer-English, white-black conflicts. Its sequel, Youth, has …

… South Africa for the visit of Chamberlain, following the Anglo-Boer War. He was part of the Indian deputation supposed to … Indian community feared that anti-Indian statutes in the Boer provinces could become laws throughout the new Union.  …

… (16 December 1838), leading to the founding of the first Boer Republic in Natal. The Anglo-Boer War The Voortrekkers in Natal moved northeast … the two Boer republics and the two British colonies ( the Anglo-Boer War ). On 13 March 1900 Bloemfontein was occupied …

… The Anglo-Boer War broke out in 1899 and was the result of the British … policy and resulted in the destruction of over 30 000 Boer farm houses. Boer women and children, as well as their … died in concentration camps during the course of the Anglo-Boer War. The Treaty of Vereeniging, signed in May …

… Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Jacobus "Koos" De la Rey defeated and … Western Transvaal in the last important battle won by the Boer forces. A wounded Methuen and more than 870 British … here to read about Black involvement in the Second Anglo-Boer War. … Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa.|Wallis, F. …

… refused British instructions to take up arms against the Boer republics during the Second Anglo-Boer War. Col. H.B. Bottomley of the Imperial White … Click here to read more about the role of the Zulus in Anglo-Boer War 2. … Cloete, P.G. ( 2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: …

… trader moves to Pretoria , the capital of the fledgling Boer Republic, in the late 1870s. 1886 The discovery of … and work seekers from Southern Africa. 1880s The Boer Republics pass a number of laws that restrict the rights … 11, The outbreak of the South African War , the Second Anglo-Boer War, forces the majority of Indian, Chinese and …

… Jacobus Herculaas de la Rey, known as Koos de la Rey, a Boer general during the Second Anglo-Boer War who is widely regarded as being one of the … had been killed deliberately. Veteran officers of the Anglo-Boer War flocked to Lichtenburg from all over the … of Southern Africa, Cape Town: NASOU, v. 3, p. 630.| Anglo-boer, 'General Jacobus Hercules de la Rey' …

… During the Anglo-Boer War II, the fourth and last Creusot 'Long Tom' of the … from the advancing enemy. Source: Cloete, P.G. (2000), The Anglo-Boer War Chronology, Pretoria, p. 236. …

… known as “the great Southwest African Diamond Case.” The Anglo-American Corporation, of which Sir Ernest Oppenheimer …

… amended to Bethulie. The Village was occupied by Boer forces on 16 October 1899 during the Second Anglo Boer War . Today the Bridge is named the Hennie Steyn … deep historical significance, particularly related to the Anglo-Boer War. The town is home to one of the largest …

… Library gardens in Polokwane. 20 April, A statue of the Anglo Boer War (South African War) in front of the East London City … Available at [Accessed 21 April 2015]|Aretha Linden, ‘ Anglo Boer War statue defaced with white paint in East London ’, …

… During the Second Anglo-Boer War, the fourth and last Creusot 'Long Tom' of the state … advancing enemy. The Cruesot is synonymous with the Second Anglo-Boer War as it was widely used. The war lasted three …  SAHO South African War 1899-1902  Second Anglo-Boer War [online] Available at: …

… prime minister in the Cape Colony at the start of Anglo-Boer War 2 (South African War), summarised the pssure his … and Parliamentarian. References: Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo-Boer War: a chronology , Pretoria: Lapa. Potgieter, …

… the Elizabeth le Roux Hostel was laid in 1899. During the Anglo-Boer War the building was used as a hospital and in 1906 it … the Elizabeth le Roux Hostel was laid in 1899. During the Anglo-Boer War the building was used as a hospital and in …