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… more successful in a transfusion. Dr. James Blundell, a British obstetrician, performed the first successful human …

… of raw materials, and also to some extent a market for British manufacturers; and in addition there is a … Whilst South Africa continues to be financed mainly by British Capital, American capital too is beginning to … for the attainment of power. Down with imperialism, British and Afrikaner! Down with the capitalist class! Down …

… establish their homeland which was independent of the British. [7] Christian National Education (CNE) - The CNE was …

… whites were unskilled, they were unable to compete with British skilled and semi-skilled workers in the cities and …

… . Hamburg was settled in 1857 by members of the British-German Legion who had fought alongside the British in the Crimean War. In the early 20th Century it was …

… to take them. Unfortunately,due to raids made by the British into the Boer Republics to get at the gold and … War.   The Mount Nelson Hotel once again played host to British army officers and soldiers for the duration of the …

… Despite their defeats in battles with the Boers and the British during the nineteenth Century, the Zulus have …

… than ever before. Why was this? After the war, the British economy slowly recovered and went back into full … some manufacturers, saw Smuts as a tool of mine owners and British imperial capital. Over half the profits from the … steady profits. South Africa still relied heavily on British capital and world trade, and was influenced by the …

… this for a limited number of classes!) James joined the British Army as a surgeon and in 1826 during her Cape Town … and in the course of her life would consistently challenge British Imperialism, particularly in respect to the rights of … May 1797 and resident for five years, as first lady of the British occupation, Lady Anne was possibly better known as a …

… and everything was on course until the Americans and their British cousins used some disgruntled and self-serving … and everything was on course until the Americans and their British cousins (according to their own declassified … of his time and his contemporaries. As the celebrated British historian, Basil Davidson, put it: Nkrumah lived far …

… of an alliance of the wealthy Boer landowners with British Imperialism. In the matter of the Native Bills a … leadership is the battering ram that will smash down British Imperialism in South Africa: in our present isolation …

… interior, and influence Cecil John Rhodes. Which led to British colonisation of the territory as the Shire Highland …

… South Africa in a good light. The Washington Post, a British investors' journal and L'Equipe in France were …

… before he died in exile on St. Helena island ! The British Royal Family and Fredrick the Great of Prussia, have …

… small, played a pivotal role in the conflict between the British Empire and the South African Republic. Interestingly, …

… the Eastern boundary of the Cape. The Building was used by British military patrols as a halt, during which they could …

… given in 28 different languages. South African, still a British colony at the time, competed as an independent …

… Hooper and Kelly rode up by his side, disguised as British officers. They managed to convince the absentee …

… while Maud Kleinenberg was given an MBE (Member of the British Empire) for service to the community during the war. … in Pietersburg, calling for the country to be freed from “British-Jewish domination”. Liebbrandt was accused of … Many Afrikaners had opposed entry into the war on the British side, arguing that the move had been contrary to …

… Great Fish valley formed a battle zone between mostly British Settlers moving East from the Cape and Tribal …

… the Bot River. They are said to have been abandoned by a British garrison after World War II and roam the flats and …

… this conflict, a Concentration Camp was set up by the British military in the Area. Nearby Vereeniging is …

… request of the Indian community to lead deputations to the British secretary of state for colonies in Natal and the … if they showed that they were loyal subjects of the British Empire. He had led an Indian ambulance corps of about … on the hilly terrain of the so-called Bambatha rebellion…  British brutality against the Zulus roused his soul against …

… troops in the harbour during the Napoleonic wars when British occupation of the colony first occurred. By the time … Africans are well acquainted with the history of the 4000 British settlers who arrived by ship and visitors can walk in …

… German missionaries reached Mt. Kilimanjaro in the 1840s. British explorers Richard Burton and John Speke crossed the …

… Port of Cherbourg, France. It had an American captain and British crew and they arrived at Saldanha Bay on the 28 July …

… of whom, Marie, married Johan Koopmans, an officer in the British German Legion who emigrated to South Africa after the …

… for very long. In March 1900 Bloemfontein was occupied by British forces, and the Building's magnificent Hall was …

… Forts Built around Pretoria for protection against the British. The Fort now lies in Ruins, but still provides …

… was used as a military hospital during the conflict with British forces and the hotel turret was then used as a …