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… ill-equipped or illegal conditions. With the assistance of Dutch donors, a few pilot suitcases were built; but following …

… of new nation, European language (mainly English and Dutch), religion, school history. In this view, African …

… were gradually replaced by other foreigners like the Dutch, Germans, Jews and Afrikaners. At this time the town … schools and attracted many other groups like Germans, the Dutch, Jews and Afrikaners who were the first pioneers to …

… Limpopo . In 1836, the Ndebele were defeated by a group of Dutch farmers (or Boers) who left the Cape Colony. Mzilikazi …

… of the body, a decision that leads to the formation of the Dutch Reformed Church. August, Reverend Dirk van der Hoff …

… including the conquering of the Philippines, the Dutch East Indies, Hong Kong, Malaya, Singapore, and Burma. A …

… various prominent international visitors, including Dutch royal Prince Bernard. An Israeli military hero, … cages, and the children put on gymnastics show. General RC Hiemstra delivered the main address. A decision was made …

… and that the other races came out of the Caucasian race. A Dutch Scientist, Petrus Camper studied the skeletal remains … Australia and the Indigenous Australians: Willem Janszoon (Dutch navigator) was the first European to record first sight …

… below. Early Conflict between the British Settlers and the Dutch-Speaking Farmers: As briefly mentioned above, the … rule, the area was already predominantly inhabited by Dutch-speaking farmers. [54]   Consequently, increasing … tension occurred between the rural descendants of the Dutch Settlers and the British rules implemented in the Cape …

… conference of Black Affairs, under the sponsorship of the Dutch Reformed Church, calls for Independent African Action. … First European-African Conference sponsored by the Dutch Reformed Church . Natives (Urban Areas) Act. 29 … (and last) European-African Conference sponsored by the Dutch Reformed Church. 21 February, The Cape Town Agreement …

… refused the extortionate terms, the baas retaliated with a Dutch note, dated the 30th day of June 1913, which ordered …

… it was the Khoekhoe who first traded cattle to the Cape Dutch in the 17th century. The main question concerns …

… resulting in a phenomenon that would later be termed ‘Dutch disease’.  Of security matters, the Congress preferred …

… other than the Afrikaner denominations, for example the Dutch Reformed Church. In 1948 the Afrikaner  National Party  …

… from 1822 to 1836, and the invasion of the region by Cape Dutch farmers in 1836 forced many families to leave their … and the rinderpest increased rural poverty and forced many Dutch farmers and transport-riders to seek employment on the … Burgersdorp, a low-income area where many indigent Dutch transport riders had made their homes. This was a …

… the National Party, control the Calvinist clerics in the Dutch Reformed Church and every significant sphere of … informed the sermons of the dependable theologians of the Dutch Reformed Church. Their pious lessons regularly provided …

… 1600s In the Dutch colonial era, from the 17th century on, indigenous …

… Naude was an Afrikaner cleric who left the mainstream Dutch Reformed Church in the 1960s. He launched Pro Veritate, …

… Darius Dhlomo joins Stephen Mokone at Heracles in the Dutch professional league. The Federation of International …

… van Riebeek arrived at the Cape. He had been sent by the Dutch East India Company to set up a halfway station where …

… religious beliefs. The first Indians arrived during the Dutch colonial era, as slaves, in 1684. A conservative …

… Sparrow Mkhonto , Fort Calata and Sicelo Mhlauli . July, A Dutch national, Klaas de Jonge, is detained under the … arms and ammunition to the ANC. He seeks refuge in the Dutch Embassy in Pretoria. 20 July, A funeral, held in …

… of the Ndongo. The Ndongo are defeated by 1626. 1641 Dutch occupy Luanda (until 1648) and drive the Portuguese out …

… decided to organise a token mini Olympics in 1944. A Dutch Woman the star The 14th Olympic Games, London, 1948 As … Owens was the star of the 1936 Olympic Games, it was the Dutch woman Fanny Blankers-Koen who was the star of the 1948 …

… other than the Afrikaner denominations such as the Dutch Reformed Church. Equally disconcerting to the …

… SASM’s members also disrupted meetings held by the Dutch Reformed Church, whose ministers would come to Soweto …

… ships carrying Chinese porcelain were captured by the Dutch. [66] The porcelain was later put up for auction in …

… complaints.  These practises were taken over by the Dutch colonists and "Boegoe” became a popular Cape medicine.  …

… when Dr. Eschel Rhoodie negotiated an agreement with a Dutch publisher to establish a new magazine called To the …

… 1932 January, begins studying at Oxford, focusing on Roman-Dutch law but also takes lectures on English history and …