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… Lord Kitchener, British secretary of war, was drowned in the spring of 1916 near the Orkney … British secretary of war, Lord Kitchener drowns near Orkney Islands …

… South Africa’s Western Front Great War Memory and the Commonwealth War Graves Commission by Jacques de Vries …

… Hands off our crossroads: No apartheid war …

… A well known soldier in an unknown war …

… Their right to share a future - without war …

… The Struggle for Zimbabwe - The Chimurenga War …

… Walk against the war in El Salvador …

… The end of the second KhoiKhoi war …

… Apartheid loses control as civil war continues …

… Christian tradition backs a just war, says Hurley …

… First phase of civil war has started …

… South West Africa: the phoney war ends …

… Editorial notes:the U.S. war on Vietnam …

… Anglo-French expedition is sent to Madagascar against local …

… The last conventional battle of the South African War (1899-1902), the battle of Dalmanutha (Bergendal) ended. … Pretorius F. ‘The Second Anglo-Boer War: An Overview’ , in the South African Journal of … The last conventional battle of the South African War ends …

… At the outbreak of World War II in 1939, the South African government was divided on … of the Allied powers was won and South Africa declared war on Germany. Approximately 135 000 white South Africans … 9 000 South African troops were killed during World War II. …

… Carnegie International; a Prince Claus Award (2013); the Index on Censorship – Freedom of Expression art award (2013); …

… The Thirstland Trek is the name given to the exodus of Boer/Afrikaans families, most of them from the districts of … The first Boer Trek to Angola that started in 1874 reaches Lake Ngami …

… the British finally recognised the independence of the Boer-populated Transvaal (former province of the South … role [ix] . King Mzilikazi Image source During the First Anglo-Boer War , Pretoria was besieged twice. The first time was in …

… After numerous attempts to end the Rwandan Civil War, the Arusha Accord was signed in Arusha, Tanzania between … which was reached in July 1992. The Rwandan Civil War began in October 1990 when the RPF invaded Rwanda from … The Arusha Accord is signed to end civil war in Rwanda …

… Dutch Settlement Treks & Land conflicts 1600s-1800s Second Anglo-Boer War 1899 - 1902 South Africa in the 1900s (1900-1917) …

… Impact of World War II: how the nature of political quest for independence in …

… Timeline for Grade 12.4 - The end of the Cold War and a new global world order 1989 to present …

… occurred against the backdrop of the ‘6 th Frontier War’ . [4] At this point in time, colonialists were doing all … and had given his approval to their efforts to go to war. [7] As such the conflict was primarily dominated by the … ‘Sarhili’ is not a Xhosa name and came from the name of a Boer – Sarel – that had been encountered. [16] Sarhili was …

…  magazine. David did a feature for the magazine on the Anglo-American Corporation and this eventually led to long and important association with Anglo's in- house magazine,  Optima. David’s association … he had defied the cultural boycott and that he worked for Anglo-American Corporation . Subsequently, the boycott was …

… into Tembisa under the guise of taking pictures for  Anglo American . [5]  While working in Tembisa, she met other …

… such as L.P. Boon a Dutch author and Lawrence Durrell, an Anglo-Irish author. From 1963 – 1965 he became the principal …

… A new constitution is given to the former Boer republic of Transvaal. …

… A new constitution is given to the former Boer republic of Transvaal. …

… nurses working at a military hospital during the Crimean War at Scutari, Turkey. She was appalled by the conditions in … Florence Nightingale, British nurse in the Crimean War, is born …