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… the commencement of the Airlift, many countries of the British Commonwealth, including South Africa, offered their …

… reasons for the trek was the general dissatisfaction with British colonial rule in the Cape Colony. The language …

… During World War II Eban rose to the rank of major in the British army. In the years prior Israel's independence, Eban …

… against attacks from the Ndebele, Griqua, Boers, and later British forces. Unlike many other leaders of this era, … the frontier war , the Mfengu formed an alliance with the British Cape Colony. Colonial officials later presented this … arguing that the Mfengu identity was partly constructed by British missionaries and officials to cover up the seizure of …

… the South African trade union movement had been largely "British" in spirit and organisation, and its structure and … their problems. Master craftsmen, deeply rooted in the British craft tradition, dominated the union. The women, who … in English and Afrikaans with such perfect equality that a British Labour paper commented: "It was the only magazine in …

… ­ are inherent rights of every man, especially a freeborn British subject, even in South Africa. Heedless, therefore, … White South Africa, especially those who boast loudest of British traditions, will remember that it is an inalienable right of a British subject, no matter in what part of the Empire he may …

… in 1969. Van der Poel's best-known works were on the British role in the Jameson Raid and on General Smuts. She, …

… from the main street, named after Sir George Grey, the British governor of the Cape Colony. But amongst the cities …

… on 21 October 2003. Brereton claims she was recruited by a British-born spy, who took advantage of her social …

… Prior to this, South Africa had been divided into two British colonies and two independent Boer republics, which …

… Prior to this, South Africa had been divided into two British colonies and two independent Boer republics, which …

… São Paulo Biennale (1971), and the Brooklyn Museum (1976). British art critic Edward Lucie-Smith described him as …

… Verney Lovett Cameron entered the British navy in 1857, taking part in the Abyssinian campaign …

… steeped in a history that belongs to the Bushmen, Boer and British soldiers, and Scottish settlers. The Winterberg was …

… history. His first major championship win came at the 1959 British Open, and he was the first non-American to win the …

… where the huge diamond, that now sits in the crown of British royalty, was found! …

… the women began to leave to take similar petitions to the British and American consulates, police turned on reporters … able to gain not only the U.S as an ally but also ‘ the British, Japanese, West Germans, and Portuguese, to develop …

… driven across the border by Ronel Segal into the then British controlled territory of Bechunaland. He was followed …

… two of the greatest colonial powers of the time, the British and the Dutch. The Dutch were in charge for the first … a garrison to help the Dutch defend the City against British attack, and the French presence influenced local Architecture and Culture. British occupation in the 19th Century brought new …

… for a memorial tower to commemorate the landing of the British Settlers of 1820, was made in 1904 by the Reverend … an Italian renaissance campanile for the memorial to the British Settlers. The design for the Campanile was approved … The Campanile is certainly a unique monument to the British Settlers. At the dedication ceremony on 6 November …

… these two men? Their names were transcribed by various British authors in a variety of ways. Perhaps the most … by an African delegation was complete without a display of British military might, and so they were taken to Aldershot … and the invasion of Matabeleland was commenced by the British South Africa Company. [xiv] With Logenguela unable to …

… may be exempted from it, as they are respectable British Indian subjects, paying taxes to the Colonial … the understanding that they should be treated properly as British Indian subjects; and as the rations they get are not … justice being properly meted out to your memorialists, as British Indian subjects, consequently entailing great loss, …

… 1913 reproduced below, A.M. Cachalia, chairman of the British Indian Association, explains to the Secretary of the … of Mahatma Gandhi, vol. 12, pp. 183-6. On behalf of the British Indian Association, I have the honour to submit, for … community represented by my Association. Ever since the British occupation, the position of the Indians residing this …

… THE POLITICAL IMPLICATIONS OF INDIA AS A MEMBER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE ON THE STRUGGLE OF SOUTH AFRICAN INDIANS Like … was related to the importance of the country India for the British Empire. India intervened directly in attempts at …

… is confined only to members of the Natal Indian Congress, British Indian Association and Cape British Indian Council, the total membership of these …

… Canadian passport No. 79551. It stated the bearer was a British national and a resident of Toronto. In fact, he was … thrilling account of the condition of the Colored Folk in British South Africa.”   Despite traveling widely — …

… is confined only to members of the Natal Indian Congress, British Indian Association and Cape British Indian Council, the total membership of these …

… These workshops were then brought to South Africa by British project initiator and current Board Member of …

… from 1761. Following the annexation of the Cape by the British in 1806, the Council acquired more municipal …

… was one. Although the land was still the property of the British Crown it was surveyed into usable lots, building lots …