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Black Men in a White Man’s War: The Impact of the First World War on South African Blacks by Albert Grundlingh

Four men are arrested after a shoot-out between robbers and security guards in central Johannesburg on the previous day left a

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WWI: A new battalion consisting of Cape Coloured men, called the Cape Corps, is established with the view of being dispatched

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WWI: A new battalion consisting of Cape Coloured men, called the Cape Corps, is established with the view of being dispatched

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Fourteen people die when a group of over 100 armed men, allegedly IFP members, attack residents, vehicles and houses in Gcilima

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The Boer general Piet Cronje surrenders with 3 919 men (nearly 10% of the total republican fighting strength)

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Some 2 000 men storm King Hassan’s birthday party in Morocco, killing 100 people in an attempted coup; the king survives.

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The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reports that five gay men in California are suffering from a rare pneumonia found

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Dr. C. Mulder, together with two other former National Party members, Cas Greyling and Sarel Reinecke, and four other men, anno

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Cornelis Goover and twenty-four men land at Warwijk’s Haven, Mauritius, to establish a Dutch settlement on the island. Their ta

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Anglo-Boer War 2: General Lord Methuen buries Combat-General De Villebois-Mareuil with full military honours. 1500 men of the L

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Simon Maswanganye, executive member of the Soweto Civic Association, is allegedly shot by a group of men in a white minibus in

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Ten African men and one woman receive prison sentences of from five to twenty years in the Pietermaritzburg Supreme Court.

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At the farewell function following the signing of Retief’s treaty, Piet Retief, seventy of his men and thirty mounted servants

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Anglo-Boer War 2: From his conning tower in the besieged Kimberley Colonel Kekewich sees a “living mass” of men approaching and

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All Gwede’s horses and all Gwede’s men… can’t put Cosatu together again by Stephen Grootes (The Daily Maverick), 11 November 2014

Anglo-Boer War 2: Captain Danie Theron and his men capture a train from the Welsh fusiliers. After looting what they could carr

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Bernard Mafiyeka, NUMSA shop steward, is gunned down by one of a group of four men as he is walking to work.

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Three men accused of plotting to kidnap African National Congress leaders in London and then flying them to South Africa claim

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Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Bergendal, near Vanwyksvlei, starts. Gen. Joachim Fourie’s men force the 11th Hussars to retrea

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Battle of Elands River: One of Col. Hore’s men, having sneaked through the besieger’s lines, reaches the Brit

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Gangs of armed men kill at least twenty-six commuters on a train travelling between George Goch and Denver stations in Johannes

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Buller, with 12,000 men and forty-eight guns, attack Gen. Botha’s position at Paardeplaats, near Lyden

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Anglo-Boer War 2: Fort Prospect, about fifteen kilometres east of Itala, is defended by about 80 men under Captain Rowley of

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Twelve Africans (eleven men and one woman) appear in court in Pretoria accused of setting up a transport route to smuggle recru

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UN Security Council votes to ban flights and arms sales to Libya, branding it a terrorist state for shielding six men accused o

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Nearly one hundred officers and men of Wood’s column are killed in a desperate fight against a Zulu impi on Hlobane Mountain du

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The Star reports that two men, Elliot Nkuma and Joseph Mahlalela were sentenced to death for the ‘necklace’ murder of M. Mpapne

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Twelve Mdantsane men are sentenced to death on each of five counts of murder after being found guilty without extenuating circu

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Anglo-Boer War 2: General Lord Roberts departs from Bloemfontein and begins the ‘March to Pretoria’ with almost 44,000 men, 18,

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Black Men in a White Man’s War: The Impact of the First World War on South African Blacks by Albert Grundlingh

Four men are arrested after a shoot-out between robbers and security guards in central Johannesburg on the previous day left a

WWI: A new battalion consisting of Cape Coloured men, called the Cape Corps, is established with the view of being dispatched

WWI: A new battalion consisting of Cape Coloured men, called the Cape Corps, is established with the view of being dispatched

Fourteen people die when a group of over 100 armed men, allegedly IFP members, attack residents, vehicles and houses in Gcilima

Anglo-Boer War 2: The Boer general Piet Cronje surrenders with 3 919 men (nearly 10% of the total republican fighting strength)

Some 2 000 men storm King Hassan’s birthday party in Morocco, killing 100 people in an attempted coup; the king survives.

The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reports that five gay men in California are suffering from a rare pneumonia found

Dr. C. Mulder, together with two other former National Party members, Cas Greyling and Sarel Reinecke, and four other men, anno

Cornelis Goover and twenty-four men land at Warwijk’s Haven, Mauritius, to establish a Dutch settlement on the island. Their ta

Anglo-Boer War 2: General Lord Methuen buries Combat-General De Villebois-Mareuil with full military honours. 1500 men of the L

Simon Maswanganye, executive member of the Soweto Civic Association, is allegedly shot by a group of men in a white minibus in

Ten African men and one woman receive prison sentences of from five to twenty years in the Pietermaritzburg Supreme Court.

At the farewell function following the signing of Retief’s treaty, Piet Retief, seventy of his men and thirty mounted servants

Anglo-Boer War 2: From his conning tower in the besieged Kimberley Colonel Kekewich sees a “living mass” of men approaching and

All Gwede’s horses and all Gwede’s men… can’t put Cosatu together again by Stephen Grootes (The Daily Maverick), 11 November 2014

Anglo-Boer War 2: Captain Danie Theron and his men capture a train from the Welsh fusiliers. After looting what they could carr

Bernard Mafiyeka, NUMSA shop steward, is gunned down by one of a group of four men as he is walking to work.

Three men accused of plotting to kidnap African National Congress leaders in London and then flying them to South Africa claim

Anglo-Boer War 2: The Battle of Bergendal, near Vanwyksvlei, starts. Gen. Joachim Fourie’s men force the 11th Hussars to retrea

Anglo-Boer War 2: Battle of Elands River: One of Col. Hore’s men, having sneaked through the besieger’s lines, reaches the Brit

Gangs of armed men kill at least twenty-six commuters on a train travelling between George Goch and Denver stations in Johannes

Anglo-Boer War 2: Gen. Buller, with 12,000 men and forty-eight guns, attack Gen. Botha’s position at Paardeplaats, near Lyden

Anglo-Boer War 2: Fort Prospect, about fifteen kilometres east of Itala, is defended by about 80 men under Captain Rowley of

Twelve Africans (eleven men and one woman) appear in court in Pretoria accused of setting up a transport route to smuggle recru

UN Security Council votes to ban flights and arms sales to Libya, branding it a terrorist state for shielding six men accused o

Nearly one hundred officers and men of Wood’s column are killed in a desperate fight against a Zulu impi on Hlobane Mountain du

The Star reports that two men, Elliot Nkuma and Joseph Mahlalela were sentenced to death for the ‘necklace’ murder of M. Mpapne

Twelve Mdantsane men are sentenced to death on each of five counts of murder after being found guilty without extenuating circu

Anglo-Boer War 2: General Lord Roberts departs from Bloemfontein and begins the ‘March to Pretoria’ with almost 44,000 men, 18,

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