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… location where the Treaty of Vereeniging ending the Second Boer War (1899-1902) was negotiated. During this conflict, a …

… Document 55 Circular Letter - Invitation to a Meeting of Anglo-American Secretariat, 27 December 1935 Document 56 Report of M. Kotane to Anglo-American Secretariat, 31 December 1935 Document 57 …

… travelled to Natal (and subsequently founded the Boer republic of Natalia (1840-1843)). [26] Immigrants from … travelled to Natal (and subsequently founded the Boer republic of Natalia (1840-1843)). [42] Immigrants from …

… of creating a single state out of the two independent Boer republics - the Transvaal and Orange Free State - on the …

… 31 May 1902 when the South African and the Free State Boer Republics lost their independence. During the last few … Lourenco Marques every month by a Portuguese soldier, the Boer government was offered the to make use of the … foodstuffs. On his first trip to the newly established ' Boer' (Afrikaans) town, Ohrigstad, Albasini bought some land …

… Pretorius Museum tells the story of the unique 'Urban Boer Culture'. This culture has dissipated over the …

… matter is, their land became too poor to be coveted by the Boer or the British invader. Then an all-important event took … the Griqua against the Boers. Macmillan writes ("Bantu, Boer and Briton" ): "The issue in the North was the … it legalised dispossession. Philip's delicate regard for Boer claims can hardly have struck the Griqua as being in …

… under White control and domination at the end of the Anglo-Boer War had formerly been divided amongst at least nine … decade of this century. Before and immediately after the Anglo-Boer war, the Colonial authorities in London, had …

… was the 1902 Treaty of Vereeniging , which ended the Anglo-Boer War and laid the basis for the adoption of the country’s … values. Officially, colonialism came to an end with the Anglo-Boer War, when the Boers fought the British for …

… a few years of having established themselves in Natal, the boer administration in what was then the South African …

… to uplift the low morale amongst Afrikaners who lost the Anglo-Boer War by publishing Afrikaans work as they associated …

… liberal apologists, like Macmillan, author of "Bantu. Boer and Briton," who hail him as the "Defender of the … missionaries). While the trek oxen were pulling the Boer wagon further and further North, the indefatigable Dr. … laws in full vigour through every nook of it." The British-Boer, Stockenstrom, was well suited to handle the two-faced …

… the northern part of the Zuurveld was re-occupied by Boer farmers by 1798, many Xhosa clans remained in the … to hold the frontier, but an attempt to establish a dense Boer settlement behind them botched. Consequently the …

… are still not allowed to own property in the two former Boer Republics (Transvaal and the Orange Free State), or to …

… as trackers, herdsmen and shepherds. Some even joined boer commandos and attacked other Khoikhoi groups. The boers …

… and the South-African War, otherwise known as the Anglo-Boer War, was to begin. The few Africans who had received …

… during the South African War, otherwise referred to as the Anglo-Boer War. The words of Olive Schreiner must impact on our …

… Colour in South Africa 1850-1950 ) In 1910, following the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902, the whites of the four territories - … British) and Transvaal and Orange Free State (formerly Boer) - joined together to form the Union of South Africa …

… become rent tenants on land owned by land companies or on Boer farms. This meant that they paid rent to the landowner … want ground'. Resentment grows amongst whites on the land Boer farmers were mainly cattle farmers. They weren't used to …

… passes. We were all enthusiastic to get there and see this Boer bass and tell him that we are not going to carry those …

… attitude towards the Natives. The record of British and Boer Imperialism is too black and consistent for the Native …

… The Zulu never regained their independence ( see Anglo-Zulu Wars ). Natal received "Colonial government" in …

… there can be a purely national development of capitalism. Anglo American, Liberty Life, Sanlam, Rembrandt and Old … centres. For example, the biggest operating monopoly, Anglo American was set up in 1921 with major shareholding by … the copper mines, still having to pay compensation to Anglo American, and still having ultimate control in the …

… J. H. Hofmeyer, South Africa; W. M. Macmillan, Bantu, Boer and Briton; J. M. Tinley, The Native Labour Problem of … British imperialism, a claim that was a legacy of the Anglo-Boer War. Sachs (1952:209-16), who had organised … a united African national conscious­ness. However, Anglo-Afrikaner imperialism artificially preserved feudal …

… mining interests, particularly with Harry Oppenheimer’s Anglo-American. Together with the government, Anglo-American helped ESCOM expropriate the VFTPC for £15, 5 … coal contracts were given to large mining companies, like Anglo American, and the Federale Mynbou (then a subsidiary of …

… Malema in 2010 not to sing the struggle song “Kill the boer, kill the farmer”. Mokaba had also sung the song in …

… to commemorate the Jameson Raid of 1895/ 96, in which the Boer Commandos managed to prevent the Jameson’s invasion on 2 …