41. African History - Military History Use the Search box to locate sites on the boer war. Has articles from MilitaryHistory magazine on the 1879 angloZulu war and a dramatic (1879) Zulu http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/history/hismil.html

Countries Topics Search the Africa Pages Suggest a Site ... History: Military History Anglo-Zulu War Historical Society " formed by a...group of experts and historians to educate, .........and to further their interest in that most fascinating of Victorian campaigns, the Anglo Zulu War of 1879." Has the table of contents of its Journal and a few full text articles, photographs, sells postcards. Based in Great Britain. http://www.web-marketing.co.uk/anglozuluwar/ Boer War Sites - Yahoo http://dir.yahoo.com/Regional/Countries/South_Africa/Arts_and_Humanities/Humanities/History/By_Time_Period/19th_Century/Anglo_Boer_War/ Commonwealth War Graves Commission The Commission maintains graves / memorials throughout the world for members of the Commonwealth forces who died in World Wars I and II. Has statistics on the number of Commonwealth war dead commemorated by country, for ex. 50,000 + in Kenya, 8,000 + in South Africa, 5,000 + in Tanzania, 4,00 + in Nigeria, 900+ in Eritrea, etc. Select "Global Commitment" then "breakdown by country." http://www.cwgc.org/ Cornell University. Library. Making of America

42. Old African Wars angloboer war, 100th Anniversary Has an essay by Thomas Pakenham, H-AfricaDiscussion on the African history e-mail list about the anglo-boer war. http://www.empereur.com/Africa/history/hismil.html

Welcome to Africa Old African Wars Anglo-Boer War, 100th Anniversary Has an essay by Thomas Pakenham, present day South Africans' relations to events during the war, biographies of major figures, myths, legends, foreign involvement, etc. Site from News24 owned by Naspers Ltd., the South African media giant. http://livenews.24.com/English/Anglo_Boer_War/Anglo_Boer_War.asp Anglo-Boer War - News24.com Articles, diaries, myths and legends, events of the Anglo-Boer War Centenary Celebrations 1999 - 2002, book descriptions, related web sites. http://news.24.com/News24/Anglo_Boer_War/Boer_War_News/0,1357,2-53-54_834577,00.html Anglo-Zulu War Historical Society " formed by a...group of experts and historians to educate, .........and to further their interest in that most fascinating of Victorian campaigns, the Anglo Zulu War of 1879." Has the table of contents of its Journal and a few full text articles, photographs, sells postcards. Based in Great Britain. http://www.web-marketing.co.uk/anglozuluwar/ Boer War Sites - Yahoo http://dir.yahoo.com/Regional/Countries/South_Africa/Arts_and_Humanities/Humanities/History/By_Time_Period/19th_Century/Anglo_Boer_War/

43. Boer War anglo boer war Museum This site provides great information about causes of the war boer war Remembered A history of the war as a war of independence http://history1900s.miningco.com/od/boerwar/

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44. The Official Tourism Site Of The Battlefields Route Of The Which battle marked the beginning of the angloboer war? battle is regardedas being the bloodiest civil war encounter in Southern African history? http://battlefields.kzn.org.za/battlefields/action/quiz/

KZN Quiz Answer the questions below. If you want your score to be stored, add your name and email at the bottom. When you have answered these questions, you will be able to request five new ones. Isandlwana Blood River Nqutu Ulundi Thukela Umzimyathi Thungulu eMakhosini Sir William Gladstone Winston Churchill Lord Chelmsford General Buller 18 20 180 days 200 days 118 days 360 days Old Parsonage Vicarage Old Residency/Drosty Spioenkop Vaalkrans Elandslaagte Talana Majuba Laing's Nek Schuinshoogte Colenso Thukela Heights Spioenkop Italeni Ulundi Gingindlovu Nyezane Italeni Kambula Rorkes Drift Ulundi Kambula Holkrans Nyezane Kambula Ambush Rock Blood River Gqokli Hill Ndondakusuka Tshaneni O'Neil's Cottage Carnegie's Cottage Karl landman's Home Old Parsonage Chelmsford Nature Reserve Itala Weenen Game Reserve Vernon Crookes Neru Naidoo Ghandi Pillay Isandlwana Blood River Nqutu Ulundi Thukela Umzimyathi Thungulu eMakhosini Sir William Gladstone Winston Churchill Lord Chelmsford General Buller 18 20 180 days 200 days 118 days 360 days Old Parsonage Vicarage Old Residency/Drosty Spioenkop Vaalkrans Elandslaagte Talana Majuba Laing's Nek Schuinshoogte Colenso Thukela Heights Spioenkop Italeni Ulundi Gingindlovu Nyezane Italeni Kambula Rorkes Drift Ulundi Kambula Holkrans Nyezane Kambula Ambush Rock Blood River Gqokli Hill Ndondakusuka Tshaneni O'Neil's Cottage Carnegie's Cottage Karl landman's Home Old Parsonage Chelmsford Nature Reserve Itala Weenen Game Reserve Vernon Crookes Neru Naidoo Ghandi Pillay Isandlwana Blood River Nqutu Ulundi Thukela Umzimyathi Thungulu eMakhosini Sir William Gladstone

45. Battlefields: History Of The Battlefields (continued) history regards Buller s next foray in late January 1900 - as the most Often described as the last of the gentlemen s wars , the anglo-boer war was http://battlefields.kzn.org.za/battlefields/about/5.html

First War of Independence 1880 - 1881 In late 1880, emissaries of the Boer republic made another peaceful attempt to regain their independence, but when it, too, came to nought... war was declared. British forces were marched northwest from Port Natal-Durban to Newcastle, from where they first attempted, on 28 January 1881, to invade Boer territory at Laing's Nek, in the vicinity of Volksrust. This attack failed, as did the second incursion, ten days later on the nearby Schuinshoogte ridge. The shortcomings of scarlet uniform, gleaming white helmet and conspicuous fighting formation saw the tide turn irrevocably against the British on the morning of 27 February 1881, on verdant slopes at the Battle of Majuba. General Colley had led his troops up this 'Mountain of Doves' during the night, only to be killed as the Boer soldiers who climbed to an even higher position at daybreak put the British to flight. An armistice was signed a few days later at the foot of 'Majuba', followed by a peace treaty in Newcastle. The subsequent Pretoria Convention, signed in October the same year, was never wholly acceptable to the fiercely independent Afrikaaner, and their discontent simmered for eight years until boiling over into the real Anglo- Boer War.

46. Anglo-Boer War In UK Directory: Library: Military History angloboer war Sites on British-military involvement in the anglo-boer war.Includes information on the Blockhouses. http://www.ukdirectory.co.uk/Library/Category670469.html

Web Search: Anglo-Boer War Sites on British-military involvement in the Anglo-Boer War. Includes information on the Blockhouses. You are here: UK Directory Library History Military History ... Anglo-Boer War Search Results About 1. Military History Items on eBay.co.uk Buy and sell memorabilia and commemorative items on eBay.co.uk, the UK's online marketplace. www.ebay.co.uk 2. Military History Books Military and Aviation Book Society. Whatever your specialist interest, be it aviation, the armed forces, military history or memorabilia, we bring you a wealth of excellent reading. www.militarybookclub.co.uk 3. Learn about Military History Online Their Past Your Future - marking the sixtieth anniversary of the end of the Second World War. Wide range of activity for all ages throughout the UK. See our online exhibition. www.theirpastyourfuture.org.uk Selected sites from UK Directory Listing page of 4. Absent Minded Beggar, The Find out how the Daily Mail commissioned Rudyard Kipling to write this poem to raise money for charities connected to the Boer war. www.sfowler.force9.co.uk

47. J ZUMA: ANGLO-BOER/SOUTH AFRICAN WAR LAUNCH, MAFIKENG The angloboer war, an important episode in the long saga of a With thischequered history, Mafikeng was at the centre of a territory of many diverse http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/1999/9910111133a1004.htm

Home ADDRESS BY DEPUTY PRESIDENT JACOB ZUMA AT THE ANGLO BOER/SOUTH AFRICAN WAR LAUNCH, MAFIKENG, 10 October 1999 The Premier of the North West Province Deputy Minister Bridgitte Mabandla MECs present Distinguished Guests Ladies and Gentlemen, For a long time, the cultural landscape of South Africa has been out of balance. To this day, one does not often see, around the country, the memorials and monuments that represent the heritage of most South Africans. It is only now that the first tangible moves towards redress are being made - to re evaluate "the conventional" wisdom of history, and to listen anew to the narratives and experiences of our elders. Today, here in Mafikeng, we are honouring a rich heritage, made visible by a growing rediscovery of sites of historical significance. These are beginning to be identified by the community of Mafikeng. Now, on the centenary of the siege of Mafeking, the Anglo-Boer/South African War too is being revisited, and viewed through the lens of post apartheid, democratic South Africa. A hundred years ago, a twenty four-hour ultimatum from Paul Kruger to the British agent in Pretoria, expired. The next day, the country was at war. The first shots were fired by a Boer commando, at the Kraaipan railroad, south of Mafikeng, on Friday the 13th October. The Anglo-Boer War, an important episode in the long saga of a three-hundred-year long "South African War", was launched.

48. MABANDLA: COMMEMORATION OF THE CENTENARY OF THE ANGLO-BOER / SOUTH AFRICAN WAR ( anglo boer / South African war Evidence of scale, extent of participation social and political history of black people around the theme of this war, http://www.info.gov.za/speeches/1999/991008357p1001.htm

Home STATEMENT BY THE DEPUTY MINISTER OF ARTS, CULTURE, SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, BRIGITTE MABANDLA, 5 OCTOBER 1999 COMMEMORATION OF THE CENTENARY OF THE ANGLO-BOER / SOUTH AFRICAN WAR (1899 - 1902) INTRODUCTION The Anglo-Boer / South African War broke out on 11 October 1899. The ultimatum was issued on 9 October 1899. The war lasted until 31 May 1902 when the Treaty was signed in Vereeniging. Originally the war had been between the British Empire on one hand and the two Boer Republics - the South African Republic and the Orange Free State. But in reality, many people throughout the length and breadth of South Africa were affected by it. Volunteers from such countries as Russia and France as well as those who formally fought on the side of Britain viz, Canada, Australia and New Zealand, all came to fight on South African soil. In the town which was then known as Mafikeng and surrounding areas, as well as in KwaMthashana near Vryheid, KwaZulu-Natal, black African communities took up arms and fought to protect their own territory and interests. Roles were also played by, inter alia, Mahatma Gandhi who was a volunteer stretcher-bearer in Spioenkop near Ladysmith, KwaZulu-Natal. Historical evidence is that most people who inhabited South Africa were affected by the war. It is important to point out that blacks were largely victims of subterfuge. DEATHS AND SUFFERING In addition to the many who were wounded or died in many battles during the war, there were also women, elderly and children, black and white who died in the concentration camps. It is today estimated, through historical evidence that more than 20 000 Africans and almost a similar number of White women, children and elderly died from diseases and starvation in the concentration camps.

49. The End Of The First Modern War - SouthAfrica.info The anglo boer war is considered the first modern war . SA Museum of Militaryhistory anglo boer war Museum SA Military history Society http://www.southafrica.info/ess_info/sa_glance/history/angloboer.htm

Sun, 18 Sep 2005 About South Africa Culture Democracy Demographics ... SA Weather Service Mapping the best sites in SA cyberspace - goSouthAfrica Find your way on our interactive macro-to-micro South Africa map LIVING HISTORY The end of the first modern war Lucille Davie 31 May 2002 It was an event tinged with sadness, yet relief. It was the signing of the Peace of Vereeniging by the Boers and the British in a marquee in the small rural town of Vereeniging, 60 kilometres south-west of Johannesburg, on 31 May 1902. It marked the end of the three-year Anglo Boer War, one of the bitterest wars in colonial history. That was 100 years ago on Friday, 31 May. Saturday, 1 June, saw a centenary commemoration to the many who died in the War: 22 000 British soldiers, 7 000 Boers, 24 000 black men, women and children, and 22 000 white women and children, many of whom died in almost 200 concentration camps. Speaker in the City of Johannesburg chamber, Councillor Nandi Mayathula-Khoza, welcomed dignitaries and guests led by Arts, Culture, Science and Technology Minister Ben Ngubane to the Rand Regiments Memorial, in the grounds of the South African Military History Museum in Saxonwold, Johannesburg. Australia and Britain were represented by Major General P Leahy and Lt-General Sir T Granville-Chapman respectively at a wreath-laying ceremony. The Boer forces were represented by General Constand Viljoen, former general of the South African Defence Force.

50. The "2nd Anglo-Boer War", "Boer War" Or The "South African War" 1899/1902 boer war. A short history of the New Zealand Army, 1840 to 1990s The 2ndAngloboer war , boer war or the South African war 1899/1902 http://www.militarybadges.info/nz-army/page/05-boer.htm

NZ ARMY An Associate Site in the Digger History group. A short history of the New Zealand Army, 1840 to 1990s The "2nd Anglo-Boer War", "Boer War" or the "South African War" 1899/1902 The Boer or Afrikaaner inhabitants of Southern Africa, trace their origins back to Dutch, French and German Huguenot settlers of the mid 17th century. By the mid 19th century they had become a rugged, self-sufficient and independent people at odds with the British settlers and in conflict with African tribes. When the British government assumed the administration of the Cape Colony following the Napoleonic Wars, a large number of Boers set out on their Great Trek to the north. There they founded two Boer republics, the Orange Free State and the Transvaal, but there was to be no escape from further clashes of interest and problems of sovereignty with Britain, clashes that would eventually lead to war. The first clash of arms went well for the Boers. Under the command of Major General Sir George Coffey, Britain sent, in 18801881, an expeditionary force tasked with annexing the Transvaal. The campaign was badly managed and the British were soundly defeated at Majuba Hill and forced to withdraw, leaving the Boer government intact and the British inhabitants of South Africa dismayed. When gold was discovered in the Transvaal, its problems multiplied as foreigners (Uitlanders), mostly British, poured in. Soon outnumbering the original Boer inhabitants, the Uitlanders. demanded the right to vote and changes in the laws and taxation. A misguided attempt to assert Uitlander claims by force - the fated Jameson raid of 1895 - was easily crushed. Tension rose as the threatened Boers, with the encouragement of European powers, resisted British demands and strengthened their armouries. In September 1899, the Transvaal Boers began mobilising and most Uitlanders fled the country. War seemed inevitable.

51. Colin Roe's Military History Page Colin s Military history (boer war) Page. The angloboer wars. the First anglo-boerwar, 1880-1881 (also known as the Transvaal war); the Second anglo-boer http://www.pcug.org.au/~croe/mil_hist.htm

Colin's Military History (Boer War) Page The Anglo-Boer Wars the First Anglo-Boer War, 1880-1881 (also known as the Transvaal War) the Second Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902 Some links to Australian sources: the AWM (Australian War Memorial) and the Australian Military Historical Society Some links to Overseas sources the Canadian Forces College Index Some background on Australia in the lead-up to it's involvement in the second Anglo-Boer War. Some Australian references: Lt. Col P. L. Murray RAA, "Official History of the Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa", published by the Australian Government Printer, Melbourne in 1911 (a facsimile reprint was arranged some years ago by John Burridge Military Antiques, Swanbourne WA). You can download a 127Kb file containing Dr McLachlan's Index of the 17,865 names listed in Murray. L. M. Field, "The Forgotten War - Australian Involvement in the South African Conflict of 1899-1902", published by Melbourne University Press in 1979, and Elyne Mitchell, "Light Horse - the Story of Australia's Mounted Troops", published by McMillan Australia Pty Ltd, Melbourne in 1978. Some useful foreign references: H.W.Wilson, "With The Flag To Pretoria", published in 1900 by Harmsworth Bros Ltd, London. You can download a 12Kb file with the 461 name

52. Oz-Boer Database - Codes Ch, The Australians in the South African war 18991902 A Map history SG,anglo-boer war Study Group of Australia - Centenary Exhibition ABWSGoA http://www.pcug.org.au/~croe/ozb/oz_boer9.htm

Oz-Boer Database Codes to Sources Acknowledgements Codes Dedication Main ... Units Below is the key to the code letters used to identify the various major source materials referenced in the Oz-Boer Database of Australians involved in the Second Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902. Minor publications and emphemeral sources (ie those with an R:#[number] source code) are listed here Code Document Title (sometimes abbreviated) Author National Archives of Australia Accession A6394 A: The 'Australasian' newspaper Australasian The 'Albury Banner and Wodonga Express' newspaper ABP: The Albury 'Border Post' newspaper Ad: The Adelaide 'Advertiser' newspaper Advertiser Af: Africana Museum - Military Medals of South African Interest Africana Ag: The 'Age' newspaper Age AO: The 'Adelaide Observer' newspaper Observer Ar: The 'Argus' newspaper Argus Asp: Asplin Military History Resources website Asplin AWM: Australian War Memorial - online 1st AIF Nominal Roll AWM AWN: The 'Auckland Weekly News' newspaper AWN B: Nominal Roll of the Bushveldt Carbineers BVC National Archives of Australia (Vic. Office) - Accession B5204 Ba: Guns and Brooches Bassett Ball: The 'Ballarat Courier' newspaper Ballarat BC: The 'Brisbane Courier' newspaper Courier BAdv: The 'Bendigo Advertiser' newspaper BendAdv.

53. Boer War - Art History Online Reference And Guide ArthistoryClub Information Site on boer war Art history, Art history war Museumof the boer Republics. anglo boer war Museum (accessed 24 December 2003) http://www.arthistoryclub.com/art_history/Boer_War

54. The Russians And The Anglo-Boer War Britain did not acquire this largest Empire in history by chance, At theoutbreak of the boer war in 1899, Tsar Nicholas wrote to his sister, http://www.dangoor.com/70005.html

ISSUE 70 OCTOBER 1998 The articles in this issue have been divided up into the following categories The Russians and the Anglo-Boer War by Apollon Davidson and Irina Filatova Published by: Human and Rousseau/Combined Book Services 287 pp. £17.99 When we were at school 70 years ago, a quarter of the World's map was coloured red to denote the territories of the British Empire on which the sun never set. Britain did not acquire this largest Empire in history by chance, or by mere luck, Britain fought its way at every turn in the face of jealous rivals such as Russia, France, Spain and Germany. Even when transport was slow and the motorcar and aeroplane were not yet in service, Britain could despatch half a million troops to South Africa to protect the long route to India via the Cape. Jews played a major part in Britain's ascendancy in the 19th Century. Benjamin Disraeli whose family were members of the Sephardi Bevis Marks Synagogue, acquired the shares of the Suez Canal with the help of the Rothschilds and he made Victoria Empress of India.

55. The Educational Encyclopedia, Modern Warfare Modern warfare anglo boer war, Cold war, Falklands, General, Gulfwar, Israël, Chronicle of the Falklands / Malvinas history and war of 1982 the http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/education/modernwar.htm

EDUCYPEDIA The educational encyclopedia Home Electronics General Information technology ... Science Science Automotive Biology Biology-anatomy Biology-animals ... Space Social science Atlas - maps Countries Dinosaurs Environment ... Sitemap Modern warfare Anglo Boer war Cold war Falklands General Gulfwar Israël Korean war Nuclear warfare ... Weapons-army General and miscellaneous topics about modern warfare Ambush at Mogadishu Ambush in Mogadishu tells the story of the most violent combat firefight since Vietnam. On October 3, 1993 elite units of the US Army's Rangers and Delta Force were ambushed by Somali men, women and children armed with automatic weapons British military conflicts from 1945 to 2001 India, Palestine, Malaya, Korea, Suez Canal Zone, Kenya, Cyprus, Suez Borneo, Vietnam, Aden, Radfan, Oman, Dhofar Northern Ireland, The Falklands War and The Gulf War Russian military conflicts Center of military history the wars fought by the U.S. Army Chemical warfare in the Iraq-Iran War chemical warfare in the Iraq-Iran War Laos the secret war Russo-Japanese war Russo-Japanese war Russo-Japanese war ... Russo-Japanese war the Russo-Japanese War began on February 8, 1904 when Japan attacked Port Arthur in Manchuria. It ended on September 5, 1905 with the signing of the Treaty of Portsmouth

56. Anglo Boer War Of 1899-1902 commemorate the angloboer South African war of 1899 - 1902. 30 May 2002 1545 Refreshments at SA National Museum of Military history http://www.dac.gov.za/news/press_releases/2002_05_30.htm

document.write(document.title) Feedback Search Site Map back ... webteam@sita.co.za Media Release South Africa, UK and Australia commemorate the Anglo-Boer South African War of 30 May 2002 On 31 May 1901 the Treaty Vereeniging was signed at Melrose House in Pretoria. The peace treaty signed by the British High Command and the two Boer Republics ended one of the bloodiest wars on South African soil. On 1 June 2002 South Africans will commemorate the Anglo Boer/South African war of 1899-1902 during a ceremony at the Rand Regiments Memorial in Johannesburg. The memorial was rededicated in 1999 and now stands in honour of all men, women and children, whether white or black, friend or foe, foreigner or South African. During the ceremony wreaths will be laid by various Embassies and descendants of those involved in the war, in honour of all persons, who died during the war. Speakers include Dr Ben Ngubane, Minister of Arts, Culture, Science and Technology; Major General Sir Granville-Chapman who will speak on behalf of the British Government; General (retired) C Viljoen; and Lieutenant General P Leahy from Australia. Since 1999 Government embarked on a programme of commemoration whose theme was to investigate the involvement of black people in the Anglo Boer/South African War. Highlighting this aspect of the war has meant that it is now widely accepted that this did not only involve white men and women. Recent historical research shows evidence that women, the elderly, children from black and white communities were victims of diseases and starvation.

57. Facts About The Anglo-Boer War Facts about the boer war by the angloboer war Study group of Australia. His book The Great boer war was history. Australia s `Banjo Paterson was a war http://users.westconnect.com.au/~ianmac5/facts.html

Here are some facts about the Anglo-Boer War: TIP: You can search this page by using your browser's find or search function The Anglo-Boer War is said today to be the last of the `gentlemen's wars' , the `last Colonial war' and the `forgotten war'. It was soon overshadowed by World War 1, the unprecedented bloodbath of 1914-1918. Earlier during the Anglo-Boer War, the well-ordered forces of Greater Britain were put to the test by irregular commandos of Afrikaners (of Dutch extraction) which included swift-moving, mounted farmers armed with deadly Mauser rifles and bitter determination. Although described as the Anglo-Boer War, many nationalities were drawn into the conflict. There were Australian, New Zealand, Canadian, Ceylonese forces and Indian cavalry and, on the side of the Boers, Germans, French, Russians and Irishmen. Americans and Irishmen fought for both sides. Ten thousand British troops are sent to Natal, South Africa 8 September 1899. Boer President Kruger calls up the Boers (farmers and burghers) 27 September 1899. President Kruger's ultimatum 9 October 1899.

58. Anglo-Boer War Reading Room Reading room of the angloboer war study group of Australia s centenary Smurthwaite, David The boer war 1899-1902 Hamlyn history London 1999 p.165. http://users.westconnect.com.au/~ianmac5/readroom.htm

This webpage is part of the Anglo-Boer War Study Group of Australia's Centenary Exhibition website. The Anglo-Boer War Study Group of Australia's Provided here thanks to a funding grant from Their Service: Our Heritage program (Australian Department of Veterans' Affairs). Craig Wilcox's excellent guide to the records of National Archives of Australia relating to the Anglo-Boer War. 94 pp: Illustrated: $10 + $3.50 postage. Email address: naasales@naa.gov.au Website: http://www.naa.gov.au ORDER FROM: Publications Sales National Archives of Australia PO box 7425 Canberra Mail Centre ACT 2601 AUSTRALIA Click here for details about recent publications by members of the Anglo Boer War Study Group of Australia. Click here for military history publications with a Victorian aspect ('Defending Victoria website'bookmark this website before you leave) Go to this website's RESEARCH ROOM Back to this website's EXHIBITION GUIDE AUSTRALIAN NURSES IN THE BOER WAR By Max Chamberlain More than 60 Australian nurses appear to have gone to the Boer war, either provided by governments or by privately raised funds or at their own expense. They served with the New South Wales Army Medical Corps units, in British hospitals - Field, Stationary and Base - or on hospital ships and trains. Initially they experienced some resistance from the regular British Army Nursing Service and local nurses, but performed well in scattered groups or singly from Cape Town and Durban to Rhodesia. They nursed the wounded but found a higher proportion of cases suffered from diseases such as enteric fever (typhoid).

59. Berman's Postal History ANGLO-BOER WAR Berman s Postal history. Images of all items available on request PostalhistoryCOVER SUBJECTSMILITARYANGLOboer war. Covers Covers http://www.berman.co.uk/acatalog/Postal_History_ANGLO_BOER_WAR_101.html

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60. Berman's Postal History Propaganda Cards Postal HistoryCOVER SUBJECTSMILITARYangloboer warPropaganda Cards anglo-boer war BH45(Reference BH45) Dutch. Unused ZOO GO HET ROER NIET WENDT/ http://www.berman.co.uk/acatalog/Postal_History_Propaganda_Cards_2.html

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