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… ambulance corps of 1100 men during his service in the Boer War 1906 He organizes stretcher-bearer corps that serves …

… matters of art and of politics just after the end of the Anglo Boer War drew spontaneous cries of "hear, hear" and generated …

… at age 57. Thereafter he became known as the face of the Boer resistance against the British during the South African / Second Boer War (1899-1902).The Kruger National Park as well as the …

… rand group that was at one point second only in size to Anglo American, currently; this business empire encompasses … way as the Oppenheimers were the family figureheads of the Anglo mining empire. …

… a number of very significant incidents during the Anglo-Boer War. …

… Nations Security Council's debate on South Africa and the Anglo-American accord influence on this debate …

… ago I reviewed Rob Eales’ book on Emily Hobhouse and the Boer War published by UCT Press in 2015 (The Compassionate … I was drawn to that book because it concentrated on the Boer War years and the experiences of Emily Hobhouse as the … to provide considerable practical help. Thousands of the Boer families found themselves victims of the scorched earth …

… district of Vryheid, a Zulu Chief,  Sikobobo, attacked a Boer regiment after the latter had stolen their cattle, … a British raiding force under Col. Bottemley.  The local Boer commander, Field Cornet Jan Potgieter then sent a … Available at: latrobe.edu.au [Accessed 26 April 2010]| Anglo Boer War (Online). available at: …

… 2,668, of whom 1,188 were literate. On 14 November 1899 a Boer force of 700 men under the joint command of Chief … British troops under Major-General John French attacked Boer forces in and around Colesberg. On 11 January they … Colesberg Junction was reopened on 2 March 1900. However Boer forces continued to control the Orange Free State banks …

… 'We also declare that it is the end of suppression of the Boer nation, and for that we honour only God. For this reason … ANC must also know that it is not only dealing with the Boer nation, but with the revenge... of the God of the Boer nation. Here in the Southland we will establish a nation …

… entered the country illegally (mostly at the time of the Anglo-Boer War) condoned and issued with condonation certificates. … entered the country illegally (mostly at the time of the Anglo-Boer War) will be condoned and issued with condonation …

… of the Black Peoples Convention, to Dr Alex Boraine of Anglo American Corporation appealling for financial …

… in 1910 with the merger of the Transvaal Colony (former Boer Republic of the ZAR), the Orange Free State Colony (former Boer Republic of the Orange Free State), the Cape Colony and …

… that it would be one of the camps that would house Boer woman and children, driven from their land by the … policy dictated the destruction of the farms and lands of Boer soldiers.The conditions in the camp, located on the … was under the eye of senior camp authorities. A group of Boer women from Pretoria who started a nursing corps in April …

… the British concentration camps in South Africa built for Boer women and children during the Second Boer War. … South African History Online timelines.  Boer War concentration camps . Website: sahistory.org.za …

… class. GENDER IDEOLOGY IN WHITE SETTLER SOCIETIES The Boer tradition The political culture that developed in the … London and Somerset East in 1911. In the years after the Anglo-Boer War, however, the status of women in general and … few Afrikaner women to join the WEAU. A child during the Anglo-Boer War, she had battled with her family to win …

… of brutal aggression, robbery and rapine, the frontier Boer took fright and fled from his protector and defender, … and Smuts. The Afrikaner victims of the British in the Anglo-Boer became beneficiaries of the British estate handed … white civilization was built up as uncivilized. [....] The Anglo-Boer war had ruined many transport riders, small …

… the white foreign invaders and colonial conquerors, both Boer and British.  With spears and battle-axes their only … sixty years and, for the Africans, the bloodiest since the Boer invasions of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.  …

… 1900-1910 Gumede’s hopes that the British victory in the Anglo-Boer war would result in the removal of the oppressive … to attend this inaugural meeting. His involvement in the Anglo-Boer War prevented him from attending. The Natal …

… Willem Hendrik du Toit, Personnel Consultant for Anglo American Corporation and others, to the Commission of …

… or "inboekselings". These are mainly labourers in the Boer settlements that spread in the interior of South Africa, particularly in areas that were to become the Boer Republics of the Transvaal and the Orange Free State.  …

… warriors proved strong enough to repel them. In 1852, the Boer government in Transvaal entered into a peace agreement …

… times of tumultuous change in South Africa, including the Anglo Boer War and the creation of the Union of South Africa. He …

… prevents any spread of the disease. 1902 31 May, the Anglo-Boer War/South African War ends with the signing of the … dossier of all anti-Indian measures that prevailed in the Boer Republics and these measures are subsequently applied …

… Angola [cxxxii] . In the 1920s there was a great influx of Boer settlers from South Africa, but large scale settlement …