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… also at the forefront of church’s activities. When World War I broke out, Leo joined his brother who had enlisted for … African Institute of Race Relations in 1929. When World War II broke out, Marquard left his teaching job and enlisted …

… when he set up a studio in London after the First World War. His career in England was punctuated by return visits to … as well as his portraits of black soldiers during World War II, reveals much about his inability to communicate fully …

… World War II: North Africa. British Commander-in-Chief (Middle …

… World War II: North Africa. Hampered by sandstorms, General Erwin …

… Book Launch: Brothers in War and Peace Abraham and Constand Viljoen and the Birth of …

… outpost established by the British during the frontier war of …

… World War 2: North Africa. A week before Mussolini orders General …

… Berlin to withdraw expires at midnight, Britain declares war on G …

… War is barely averted when a British expedition to establish …

… authorised to accept volunteers for the duration of the war. …

… Eighty-three German war orphans arrive in Pretoria.   The prime minister, Dr D.F. …

… barge sails into Kisangani reopening the Congo River after war severed the African nation’s most important transpor …

… Zone (the biggest troop airlift since the Second World War). …

… diplomatic links for the first time since the 1967 Six-Day War. …

… Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf as the winner in Liberia’s post-war elections, making her Africa’s first-ever …

… Jacobus Gideon Nel Strauss, minister of agriculture in the war-cabinet of Gen. Smuts, is born in Calvinia, CC. …

… announces a unilateral ceasefire in its 27-year civil war against Unita, to begin the next day. …

… Africa in their confrontation with German forces in World War I. …

… Protestants defeat pro-French Catholics in Buganda civil war. Kabaka Mwanga flees. …

… World War II: Germany signs an unconditional surrender at Allied …

… cultural reformer after the Rebellion in 1914 and World War I, is born in Burgersdorp, CC. …

… in three test matches, is killed in Ethiopia during World War II. …

… The proclamation was made during the second South African War (also known as Anglo Boer War II), which broke out on 9 October, 1899. The … History Online, ‘South African War 1899-1902 | Second Anglo-Boer War’ , [online], available at www.sahistory.org.za …

… Cape Town in the period following the  South African War  (1899-1902), la Guma was no stranger to the privations … harshly exploitative conditions. The outbreak of World War I (1914-1918), however, found him labouring in the … working class should wash its hands of the  Second World War  (1939-1945) as a matter strictly between the imperialist …

… Towards the end of the Second South African War (Anglo-Boer War 2), General De La Rey released General … South African History Online , ‘Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. De la Rey defeats and captures Gen. Methuen …

… at Ladysmith after a siege of 4 months, during the Second Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902). Ladysmith was not the only town to be under …

… At the end of the South African War (also known as the Anglo-Boer War) of 1899-1902, negotiators for the Afrikaner … (Accessed: 24 April 2012)| Spartacus Educational , ‘The Boer War’ , [online], available at … (Accessed: 24 April 2012)| Anglo-Boer War Museum , ‘Peace Treaty of Vereeniging’ , …

… man who had served in East Africa during the First World War,was related by blood, to the royal family,  was the … vans, to be taken away’. He responded that ‘when you go to war you don’t take your wife with you.’ It worked – he, …

… Netherlands, arriving at the Cape prior to 1688.  Smit, a Boer general in the Anglo-Transvaal War and Vice-President of the South African Republic (SAR), …

… user of his contributions, offered him a job. When World War II broke out, Nxumalo – then 22 and already an … important role in the process of change. The early post-war years were lean ones for black writers and journalists …