Boere Oorlog - Anglo Boer war. The Boers went to war in their best Sunday clothes. They were IRION
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Memoir of Hester Johanna Maria Uys, a child interned in Boer War concentrations camps in South Afirca
General Louis Botha - Anglo-Boer War
Fresh calls for justice for Breaker Morant
LAWYERS behind the case of Harry "Breaker" Morant, the Australian executed during the Boer War, are calling for the attorney-general to highlight concerns about his execution to the British government, on the 110th anniversary of his death.
This Day in History: Jun 28, 1919: Treaty of Versailles Ends World War I
The Treaty of Versailles, signed in the Versailles Palace outside Paris on June 28, 1919, between the Allied and Associated Powers on the one hand and Germany on the other, brought World War I to an end. From the moment of its signature, the treaty ignited a continuing controversy over its treatment of Germany, with some arguing from the beginning that it was far too harsh, and others that it was too lenient to ensure a lasting peace. The treaty, negotiated between January and June 1919 in…
Boer War Material Reel 2
Compilation of Warwick Trading Company films documenting Boer War events.
Lt. O'Reilly burning a Boer farmstead. ABW
Destruction of Boer farm
Members of New Zealand's Sixth Contingent burn a Boer farm, 1901
Blog Archive » Verbé Caravan Park – Kamieskroon
South Africa: News about the rebellion, 1914
History - NZMR
Learn more about the history of gambling in New Zealand and how the Christchurch Casino became one of the greatest entertainment centers in the country.
1902: Gideon Scheepers, Boer guerrilla
"Scheepers lives because they shot him." -Hermi Baartman, Graaf-Reinet Museum On this date in 1902, Kommandant Gideon Jacobus Scheepers was shot by the British for his exploits in the Boer War. The...
Brug oor die Modder rivier in 1900
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NZ units in South Africa 1899-1902 - NZ units in South Africa 1899-1902
Between 1899 and 1902 New Zealand sent 10 contingents of troops to fight in South Africa. Many of these men had prior experience in the volunteer forces but others were ordinary citizens who were skilled riders and marksmen. In addition, a small number of New Zealand women served in South Africa as teachers and as nurses. These are their stories.