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… charged with sedition under the Riotous Assemblies Act and War Measure 145. The latter piece of legislation which was … that if the accused pleaded guilty for violating the War Measures, all other charges would be dropped. …

… building were delayed by the outbreak of the Anglo Boer War .  During the war it was used by the British, as a Hospital. The finishing …

… of the Radicals in the Transvaal Formation of the NIA War Issue Convulsions in Natal - The Resuscitation of the NIC …

… and mail shipping services, and First and Second World War shipping. Coastal vessels connected to fishing, whaling, …

… Arms, handing over all Guns, Rifles, and Munitions of War, in their possession or under their control, and desist … TRANSVAAL and ORANGE RIVER COLONY, and all Prisoners of War at present outside South Africa, who are burghers, will, … for any Acts in connection with the prosecution of the War. The benefit of this clause will not extend to certain …

… Arms, handing over all Guns, Rifles, and Munitions of War, in their possession or under their control, and desist … transvaal and orange river colony, and all Prisoners of War at present outside South Africa, who are burghers, will, … for any Acts in connection with the prosecution of the War. The benefit of this clause will not extend to certain …

… During World War II, the Western Desert Force was upgraded with the … Zealand, Indian, Free French, and Polish soldiers. World War II started in the early hours of 1 September 1939 when … 2012)| Anne Frank Guide, ‘The Begining of the Second World War’ , [online], available at www.annefrankguide.net …

… wanted to, not like now. It was about the beginning of the war, 1939 or thereabouts when I got to Port Elizabeth, and … There was a lot of work around that time because of the war. Lots- of men were going to fight in the war, and there were a lot of things to be made for the war, …

… of the commission include threats of conventional war, guerrilla war, terrorism and internal subversion. Recommendations are …

… survived a banning order during the Second South African war (or Second Anglo-Boer War) from August 1901 until 1902. Imvo was discontinued in …

… desperate situation that President Botha had to fly to the war zone when the operational command of the SADF broke down. … the defeat “a crushing humiliation.” These episodes of war were followed by diplomatic initiatives that the South … who had been fighting continuously since 1961, the war and diplomacy were focused not only on the limited …

… a House erected upon it. During WWII Italian prisoners of war were used to build Improvements on the estate. One of … dealer who emigrated from Holland, before the Second World War. He established a free range chicken Farm and planted an … surrounding Structures where Built by Italian prisoners of war who were obtained from Zonderwater, Prisoner of War Camp. …

… it was acquired by August Schoch. After the South African War, the farm Boschdal was used as a centre for the … du Plessis, of life in Rustenburg during the South African War, 1899-1900 when the town changed hands several times.  H.E. Schoch's papers relate to the South African War 1899-1902 and in particular to the siege of Mafeking. …

… print was destroyed by a bomb in London during the World War II . During World War II, Charlton volunteered for the South African army and was captured at Tobruk and spent time as a prisoner of war. After the end of the war, he went to live in Namibia …

… members.  The organisation was founded in 1945 after World War II. Its main objective is to prevent war between countries and to provide a platform for dialogue. …

… and its chances of long-term success if the Second World War had not cut short its life must necessarily be tentative. … The manner of the country's entry into the Second World War was to bring these dramatically to the fore, but they … United Party on the neutrality question. The first, pro-war, headed by Smuts comprised "die grootste deel van die …

… to the rise in tensions and eventual outbreak of war between the settlers and the Khoikhoi was the exclusion … up tensions led to the outbreak of the first Khoi-Dutch war of 1659-60. After the war, the Khoi were barred from walking anywhere other than on …

… became the site for a large internment camp during World War II, with up to 2,000 Italian and German prisoners of war being held there, along with around 800 South Africans … meant that it became involved in the Second Anglo-Boer War (1899-1902). Blockhouses, which served as defensive …

… took place, on 12 February 1881 during the First War of Independence (1880-81). During the war, Pretoria was besieged by Boer forces for a period of 100 …

… During the Anglo-Boer War II, the fourth and last Creusot 'Long Tom' of the state … enemy. Source: Cloete, P.G. (2000), The Anglo-Boer War Chronology, Pretoria, p. 236. …

… who played a prominent role in causing the South African War returned to South Africa to become British administrator … to negotiate a peace treaty that ended the South African War. Milner was also tasked with reconstructing South Africa. … Cloete, P.G. (2000). The Anglo Boer War: a chronology, Pretoria: Lapa. …

… The Anglo-Boer War broke out in 1899 and was the result of the British … and money to support Boer families at the end of the war. Around 26 000 Boer women and children, as well as 15 000 … in concentration camps during the course of the Anglo-Boer War. The Treaty of Vereeniging, signed in May 1902, brought …

… Among the reasons for the South African War (Anglo- Boer War), 1899 - 1902, was that the Afrikaners attempted to … from this particular engagement. The British won the war as they employed scorched earth tactics, had a larger … Evans.M.M, (1999)  The Boer War: South Africa 1899-1902 ,  (Great Britain: Osprey …

… The Second World War broke out with the German invasion of Poland in 1939. By … in Peal Harbor, Hawaii. The Americans then entered the war and proceeded to bomb 67 cities across Japan for a period … later the Japanese surrendered, bringing an end to World War II. The actual bombing and the after-effects killed …

… War photographers are either sleazy and glamorous, or noble … There is, after all, no shortage of conflict, famine and war on the continent to provide numerous scoops. Yet when … conflicts in Africa, one would expect more than the few war photographers who have emerged. Why? If the causes are …

… to get at the gold and diamonds there was a threat of war hanging over South Africa. The Boers were not prepared to … take the raids lying down so both sides were preparing for war. The new Hotel played its part in the run up to the war by hosting Boer and Brit as they tried to thrash out an …

… Africa and other militants, the conference discusses the war and how African people could render support for the war effort of the British and the Union Governments. July 19, … writes to Prof.  D.D.T. Jabavu on Non-Europeans and the War. August 22, 1940. A magistrate summons Dadoo to court for …

… arrived in South Africa soon after the South African War of 1899 to 1902 (also referred to as the Anglo- Boer War). His mission was to reconcile the British and the … issue to resolve. The Afrikaner, though defeated in the war, felt that they were not completely vanquished. The terms …

… Towards the end of the Second South African War (Anglo-Boer War 2), General De La Rey released General Lord Methuen after … South African History Online , ‘Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. De la Rey defeats and captures Gen. Methuen in … 13 February 2013)| Melrose House , ‘The Guerrilla War, Part 3’ , [online], available at www.melrosehouse.co.za …

… established by the Allied Powers at the end of World War I was officially dissolved in Geneva, Switzerland. From … join. The organisation ceased its operation during World War II and was replaced by the new international body, the …