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… an area on the way to Pietermartizburg. The Second World War interrupted his schooling. Together with his cousins he had to tend cattle and work on the farm. After the war, he went back to school - it was about seven miles from …

… in North Africa and Italy as a lance corporal. After the war, he resumed his medical studies and qualified with a … Foundation and of the Medical Campaign against Nuclear War. Colleagues of Professor Hoffenberg’s say that he was …

… by British forces in 1879. The British then provoked a war with the Zulu Kingdom in 1879, defeated them, and annexed … and how important their skills were to the gold mines. The Anglo Boer War led to the closing of the gold mines for two years. …

… Lithuania at the age of six, on the eve of the First World War, and his mother, Ray, had arrived as an infant. Both of …

… States of America drew up the Atlantic Charter as a post war peace and security charter. The Atlantic Charter …

… concentrate on writing a non-fiction book about the hostel war and the road to democracy. He is now once again …

… hostels were, however, bombed during the  Second World War (1939-1945) . She returned to South Africa in 1943 and …

… are scattered in the old section. It dates back to the Anglo-Boer War . The History of Grootfontein dates back to 1781 when a …

… Government abandoned the Orange River Sovereignty and the Boer Republic then took over the residence. This independence … of Field-Marshal Lord Roberts during the Second Anglo-Boer War. The Old President Museum is a fascinating must see on …

… plays were written. On 6 August 1901, during the Second Anglo Boer War , Boer forces under Commandant Hans Lotter entered …

… clashes between the Boers and the British during the Anglo-Boer War (1899 - 1902) The first incident which took place here, …

… leading up to the famous battle between Zulu impis and the Boer Voortrekkers. The most interesting feature of the Blood … Boers wounded. At the nearby Ncome Museum – with its Zulu war horn formation displays and reed garden – you will hear a … and horse trails, are all on offer. This is where the Anglo Boer War of 1899-1902 began and the Talana Museum, …

… demanding times that followed the Second World War. Fehr’s milieux, like those of his antecedents, and … all on the outer edge of the Cape Colony. Early in the Boer War, Burgersdorp had been the scene of serious tensions. … by an era that saw the death of Queen Victoria, the Anglo-Boer War, the perfection of photography and the rise of …

… 19th century South African History. The first frontier war broke out in 1780 and marked the beginning of the Xhosa … in the Transvaal, and the outbreak of wars against the Boer Republics, were all to benefit Port Elizabeth. As a … into South Africa by the British military during the Anglo-Boer conflict (now referred to as the South African War …

… The 1902 Treaty of Vereeniging between the British and the Boer republics ended the Second Anglo Boer War . This period saw a cordial relationship being forged …

… In 1902, the end of the Second Anglo-Boer War was in sight. Plans were being made to reorganize the …

… role in South African History, particularly during the Anglo-Zulu and Anglo-Boer Wars , and later when significant political shifts …

… sandstone Mountains in the Northeast. It was originally a Boer State and then (from 1910) one of the traditional … kingdom actually was. During the protracted Second Basotho War of 1864 to 1868, Moshoeshoe asked for British protection … Lesotho borders with the Free State. When the Second Anglo- Boer War broke out in 1899, the Orange Free State …

… was as restless as a prowling tigress. By the Second World War she had met and firmly married her "Kushie". The war took the young doctor away to serve in the Middle East, …

… that photography cannot do. It makes the horrors of war universal, finds in maimed limbs and howling mouths a … Like his hero, Francisco de Goya, he saw the horrors of war and repression as generic rather than specific. Towards …

… During his education the background was the Mau Mau war of independence between 1952 and 1963. He obtained a …

… and editor of its The African Teacher.  During the post-war years he became the first principal of the recently …

… in England and came to South Africa after the Second World War and married and settled down in Grahamstown where she was …

… 1941 and 1944, Suzman worked as a statistician for the War Supplies Board. In 1944, she started lecturing in …

… emigrated to South Africa at the end of the Second World War. Steele‘s parents were very conservative and did their …

… launched Daystar Communications in Zimbabwe. The civil war that erupted in Zimbabwe in 1974 prompted the re-location …

… transport unit of the South African Army. After the war, he returned to his studies and became an organiser for …

… , says the following of the trip: “[it was]”¦ an old war plane, a terrible plane. It rattled and you didn't know …

… their outlook. They had courageously opposed the barbarous war launched by British imperialism against the Boers in … dedicated herself to the movement in Britain against the Anglo-Boer War. Her visits to the concentration camps in South …