81. ANGLO-BOER WAR THE angloboer war 1899-1902, A pictorial history, 192 pp., 4to, map, 392 plans illus., red pict. cloth, dw, Cape Town, 1976. R250 http://www.icon.co.za/~dup42/buk3.htm

ANGLO-BOER WAR The new Van Riebeeck Society publication THE WAR MEMOIRS OF COMMANDANT LUDWIG KRAUSE 1899-1900, edited by Jerold Taitz. 163 pages, coloured frontispiece, maps and illustrations, brown cloth, dust wrapper, Van Riebeeck Society, Second Series No.26. Cape Town 1996 R92 Commandant Ludwig ("Lodi") Krause compiled his memoirs in captivity in Pretoria early in 1901, shortly after being captured by the British forces. Born in Bloemfontein in 1872, he was unusually well educated for a Boer officer, having 4 university degrees by 1899, incl. an M.A. from Cambridge. Up to 1899 his career & that of his contemporary Jan Smuts moved together in roughly parallel fashion. Krause's family was a talented & distinguished one & this is exemplified by the career of his brother Fritz Krause, whose life "deserved to be made immortal.....through the annals of the ...film industry." A Pretoria advocate, Fritz Krause was responsible for the saving of the gold mines from destruction in 1900. After being captured he went on parole to London & was sentenced on trumped-up charges for "incitement to commit murder", serving 15 months in Holloway Prison. After the war he became Judge-President of the O.F.S. And paid a great deal of attention to penal reform. Breytenbach J.H. DIE GESKIEDENIS VAN DIE TWEEDE VRYHEIDSOORLOG IN SA DEEL VI. 1899 - 1902, Die beleg van Mafeking tot met die slag van Bergendal. 1966 Black hardcover pp 371. Government Printers Printrun 800 published 1996.

82. LIST OF CULTURAL HISTORICAL MUSEUMS WHICH EITHER HAVE THE ANGLO-BOER WAR AS THEI LIST OF DETAILS PERTAINING TO THE anglo boer war UNDER THE FOLLOWING HEADINGS CURRENT RESEARCH DONE BY MUSEUM STAFF Cape Military history Museum s http://www.icon.co.za/~dup42/muslor.htm

LIST OF CULTURAL HISTORICAL MUSEUMS WHICH EITHER HAVE THE ANGLO-BOER WAR AS THEIR MAIN THEME, OR, WHICH HAVE MANY ARTIFACTS, MEMORABILIA, RESEARCH MATERIAL OR READING MATERIAL REGARDING THE ANGLO-BOER WAR, ANGLO-ZULU WAR OR SA BATTLEFIELDS AND/OR THE CULTURAL-HISTORICAL PARTICULARS OF THESE EVENTS . The list is by no means complete. Other museums which display material of cultural historical value pertaining tot the Anglo-Boer War or any other war or battlefield prior to 1900, are welcome to send their particulars to LOROSHAB for publishing. The purpose of this list is to bring the would-be tourist or amateur-historian into DIRECT contact with the museum which houses his topic of interest and to focus on the cultural historical heritage of South Africa. For this reason, where applicable, the various museums electronic hardware, software and where available e-mail addresses are supplied. Many of the below mentioned museums have unique and valuable books and hitherto unpublished material to their disposal. The below mentioned museums are just to happy to furnish information about this on enquiry and to undertake research work on behalf of a client. CORRECT NAME AND STREET ADDRESS OF INSTITUTION: Kruger Museum

83. The Role Of Blacks In The Anglo-Boer War The Military Role of Blacks during the angloboer war Mafeking Siege, asexperienced by Sol Plaatje Coloured involvement in Namaqualand http://www.museumsnc.co.za/McGregor/departments/history/blacksinwar/kbysiege.htm

Home Departments Satellites Bigger museums ... Articles for Sale T he Role of Blacks in the Anglo-Boer War The following sections, some mostly photographic accounts, are available on this website: The Siege of Kimberley Black Concentration Camps The Military Role of Blacks during the Anglo-Boer War Mafeking Siege, as experienced by Sol Plaatje ... Resistance to the Boer invasion of Namaqualand The Siege of Kimberley Please be patient - some of the following graphics are quite big and may take a while to load. Thanks. At the beginning of the Siege, Black citizens were given the opportunity to leave the city. Many were turned back and became an integral part of siege daily life. Kimberley Siege wedding - Can anyone identify the family? Railway bridge being used as a shelter against Boer shelling during the siege Blacks waiting for meat rations Road-making during the Siege - a De Beers scheme to provide income for the unemployed Building an avenues of trees and grape vines at Kenilworth as part of the De Beers Siege relief works Building a Siege shelter in a Kimberley backyard to Top Home Departments Satellites ... Articles for Sale var site="sm8museum" Last revised: 03 March 2004 McGregor Museum

84. WARGAMING IN HISTORY. The Second Anglo-Boer War... One of a series on an absorbing hobby for many, a series whose purpose is tooffer, in detail, hints, tips and advice on specific wars and provide http://www.naval-military-press.co.uk/books/titles/3806.htm

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85. AFRICAN HISTORY TIMELINE Nineteenth Century South Africa AFRICAN history TIMELINE Nineteenth Century South Africa a boer ultimatumagainst additional British troops in South Africa, the angloboer war began. http://courses.wcupa.edu/jones/his311/timeline/t-19saf.htm

African History Since 1875 AFRICAN HISTORY TIMELINE: Nineteenth Century South Africa .......DATE............. ...............................EVENT............................. .............. The Dutch East India Comapny founded a base at Table Bay on the west coast of near the southern tip of Africa. The British captured Capetown from the Dutch for the first time during the Napoleonic Wars. The British recaptured Capetown and took over Cape Province. The Zulu Mfecane spread from Natal throughout southern Africa. Andries Pretorius tried to unite Boers from Natal, Winburg and Transvval. The Europeans fought the sixth war with the Xhosa since the 1780s. A massive migration of Boer families began into the southern African interior, and resulted in the foundation of two Boer Republics, Transvaal ("across the Vaal River") and Orange Free State (after the Orange River). The British government annexed the coastal region of Natal. The British government annexed the Orange River Sovereignty. Boers attacked Moshoeshoe's Sotho kingdom (Basutoland).

86. Perspectives: The South African War HW Wilson, With the Flag to Pretoria A history of the boer war of 18991900 The South African Constabulary in the anglo-boer war by Keith Dixon and http://www.pinetreeweb.com/perspectives.htm

PERSPECTIVES The South African War Original and Contemporary Sources "IT was on the morning of October 12th, amid cold and Mist, that the Boer camps at Sandspruit and Volksrust broke up, and the burghers rode to the war. Some twelve thousand of them, all mounted, with two batteries of eight Krupp guns each, were the invading force from the north, which hoped later to be joined by the Freestaters and by a contingent of Germans and Transvaalers who were to cross the Free State border. It was an hour before dawn that the guns started, and the riflemen followed close behind the last limber, so that the first light of day fell upon the black sinuous line winding down between the hills. A spectator upon the occasion says of them: "Their faces were a study. For the most part the expression worn was one of determination and bulldog pertinacity. No sign of fear there, nor of wavering...." Arthur Conan Doyle, The Great Boer War , London, 1901 My interest in Robert Baden-Powell, Founder of the World Scout Movement, has led me many places. A respected officer in the British Army, it was at the Siege and Defense of Mafeking during the South African (Anglo-Boer) War that he made his name and first gained public recognition. In researching B-P's role and the events at Mafeking, I came across a chapter by one of my favorite authors, Arthur Conan Doyle. That was enough to move me to read his entire book on the War

87. Once There Was A War Once there was a war Conference on the South African war in fiction Coetzee s subersion of history s claim to authority in the angloboer war discourse http://www.childlit.org.za/ConfBoerProg.html

Once there was a war: Conference on the South African War in fiction Programme Monday 27 May (All papers in English) 08:00-08:45: Registration 08:45-08:50: Welcome: Prof DM van Ede, Vice-dean, School for Applied Social Sciences, Unisa 08:55-09:00: Opening: Prof Frans-Johan Pretorius, Department of History, University of Pretoria 09:00-09:40: A century later: new fictional representations of the Boer War Prof David Medalie, Department of English, University of Pretoria 09:40-10:20: Carrying the Torch: Dorothea Fairbridge and the Loyal Unionist Imagination Peter Merrington, Department of English, University of the Western Cape, Bellville Full text of paper 10:20-11:00: Tea 11:00-11:40: Gendered Warfare in the Empire: Olive Schreiner and War in South Africa Dr Karin Ikas, University of Würzburg, Germany

88. South African War --  Encyclopædia Britannica also called boer war , or angloboer war (Oct. 11, 1899–May 31, 1902), war foughtbetween Illustrated essays on aspects of the history of the boer war. http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9068832

Home Browse Newsletters Store ... Subscribe Already a member? Log in Content Related to this Topic This Article's Table of Contents South African War Print this Table of Contents Shopping Price: USD $1495 Revised, updated, and still unrivaled. The Official Scrabble Players Dictionary (Hardcover) Price: USD $15.95 The Scrabble player's bible on sale! Save 30%. Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary Price: USD $19.95 Save big on America's best-selling dictionary. Discounted 38%! More Britannica products South African War Page 1 of 1 also called Boer War , or Anglo-Boer War South African Republic (Transvaal) and the Orange Free State South African War... (75 of 667 words) var mm = [["Jan.","January"],["Feb.","February"],["Mar.","March"],["Apr.","April"],["May","May"],["June","June"],["July","July"],["Aug.","August"],["Sept.","September"],["Oct.","October"],["Nov.","November"],["Dec.","December"]]; To cite this page: MLA style: "South African War."

89. Boer War Bibliography DANES, R., Cassell s Illustrated history of the boer war, 18991902, Cassell, VILJOEN, Ben, My Reminiscences of the anglo-boer war, London, 1902. http://members.iinet.net.au/~perthdps/military/bibliog.htm

This site and dps-chat are hosted by Perth DPS Rob Nelson Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Top Boer War TIP : Books with this icon are good starting points for beginners. AMERY, L. (ed), The Times History of the War in South Africa, 1899-1902 , London, 1903. BADEN POWELL, Major B.F.S., War in Practice: Tactical lessons on the campaign in South Africa, 1899-1902 , Isbister, London, 1903. BIRDWOOD, Field Marshal Lord, Khaki and Gown BURLEIGH, Bennet, The Natal Campaign COLVILE, Sir Henry, The Work of the Ninth Division in South Africa in 1900 , Edward Arnold, London, 1901. CRESWICKE, Louis, South Africa and the Transvaal War (6 vols), T.C. and E. Jack, Edinburgh, 1900. CROWE, George, The Commission of HMS Terrible, 1899-1902 , George Newnes, London, 1903. CUNLIFFE, Sir Foster, History of the Boer War (2 vols), Methuen, London, 1901. DANES, R., Cassell's Illustrated History of the Boer War, 1899-1902 , Cassell, London, 1903. DAVIES, W. Karri, Diary in mss in the Afrikana Library, Johannesburg. Defence Department (P.L. Murray), Official Records of the Australian Military Contingents to the War in South Africa , Government Printer, Melbourne, 1911.

90. Book Review The American Historical Review, 105.5 The South African, Second war of Independence, angloboer, boer, anglo-South African This history of the war, although it is forced to account for a lot of http://www.historycooperative.org/journals/ahr/105.5/br_171.html

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91. Boer War Links Other boer war Links Stanford University s extensive links to South African history The angloboer war Museum in Bloemfontein is a good resource http://perso.univ-lyon2.fr/~goethals/boer/boer_links.html

Boer War : selected links * see also my Bibliography and Links by Theme pages General links for British History Spartacus , a rich source of information on British history Wikipedia offers a very useful year-by-year context : ... 1899, Dictionary of the History of Ideas Miscellaneous dictionaries (click on "history") History Timelines by decade BBC History pages The Institute of Historical Research website The History Today website General Links for the British Empire The Public Records Office has an online exhibition on living in 1901 The entry for "British Empire" in the Wikipedia and the Concise Encyclopedia Britannica Paul Halsall's Internet Modern History Sourcebook offers some primary sources on the subject of Imperialism The British Empire, an internet gateway , maintained by Jane Samson of the University of Alberta The Commonwealth Institute , London The Institute of Commonwealth Studies , especially their British Documents at the End of Empire Project The Commonwealth of Learning site The British Empire , a site maintained by Stephen Luscombe British Empire Studies , a site maintained by Dr. A.H. Schulenburg

92. Roll Of Honour - Boer War - Available Pages angloboer war Memorials Project Blockhouses of the boer war Peter Griffith sboer war Pages The South African Military history Society http://www.roll-of-honour.com/Boer/

Ministry of Defence Lest We Forget The Royal British Legion INDEX Throughout this site there are many sources of information which relate to the Boer War. This page attempts to bring these sources together under the guise of one index page. Searchable Databases Compendium of Names This database is built from various details found from a variety of sources relating to men who served, died, were wounded or taken prisoner and covers regular and irregular soldiers and some civilians. Search the database Beds, Cambs, Hunts Men Who Died This database is built from the details found on the Boer War memorials located in Bedford, Cambridge, Ely, Huntingdon, Peterborough and St Albans. Search the database The Buffs (East Kent Regiment) This database is built from the details found in the book With "The Buffs" In South Africa

93. Entrez PubMed of Cape Town as the site for the base hospitals during the angloboer war wasfor many re history of Medicine, 19th Cent. Hospital Bed Capacity http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=1

94. Entrez PubMed Aspects of surgery during the angloboer war. De Villiers J. Publication TypesAddresses history of Medicine, 19th Cent. history of Medicine, 20th Cent. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=1

95. The Anglo-Boer War The angloboer war Military history Blog The anglo-boer war was the resultof British Imperialism, nationalism on the part of the Transvaal and the http://militaryhistory.about.com/b/a/119900.htm

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96. Anglo-Boer War Centenary - 21/10/1999 angloboer war CENTENARY Mr NAGLE (Auburn) 10.24 am I move That this House notes But the boer war was an interesting part of history because in 1889 http://www.parliament.nsw.gov.au/prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LA19991021005

Home Legislative Assembly NSW Legislative Assembly Hansard ANGLO-BOER WAR CENTENARY Mr NAGLE (Auburn) [10.24 a.m.]: I move: That this House notes the motion and debate by the New South Wales Colonial Legislative Assembly on 17, 18, 19 and 20 October 1899: This House is of the opinion that New South Wales should equip and despatch a military force for service with the Imperial Army in South Africa. In October 1899 troops from northern Transvaal and the Orange Free State, after a confrontation with the British Imperial Army, crossed the border into Natal. They proceeded to a place called Newcastle where they engaged in a slight battle. They then encircled the British Army, which was facing them, at Dundee, which was in Natal Province. The British Army retreated to Glencoe and, believing that they were going to be totally cut off by the Boer army - in Afrikaans the word "Boer" means farmer - they retreated further to Ladysmith, where they dug in, and for a long period during that siege at Ladysmith they engaged the Boer army in battle. As a consequence of that battle the Home Office in London, in an attempt to secure a United Nations front, called upon all its colonies to supply troops. It also called upon the six colonies of the continent of Australia to supply troops. On 17, 18, 19 and 20 October 1899 debate on the matter ensued in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly. Yesterday was the centenary of the passing of a resolution to send 500 New South Welshmen to the Transvaal. Prior to these events Australia had sent colonial troops to Sudan - an unconstitutional act as no colonial parliament authorised the action. The sending of troops to South Africa was the first time that an Australian Parliament had authorised such action. The debate that ensued in the Legislative Assembly was entertaining and interesting. An article in the

97. History Bookshop.com: Zulus And The Boer War The angloboer war is often described as a domestic quarrel of the For furtherreading JF Maurice, history of the war in SA 1899-1902, (London, 1906. http://www.historybookshop.com/articles/commentary/zulus-and-the-boer-war-ht.asp

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98. South Africa Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destination Guide history. Although the nomadic San (also known as Bushmen) have possibly lived in The first angloboer war ended in a crushing boer victory and the http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/africa/south_africa/history.htm

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99. Boer War; Dutch Farmers Fighting Aussie Farmers (also called the South African war or the 2nd angloboer war). boer war NominalRoll. Details of personnel in Australian units during the boer war, http://www.diggerhistory.info/pages-conflicts-periods/other/boer_war.htm

Category: Conflicts The British Eureka Stockade Battlegrounds 1st to fight ... Colonial Stats [ Boer War ] Federation Boxer-Natal CMF Light Horse Infantry 1911 ... United Nations BOER WAR (also called the South African War or the 2nd Anglo-Boer war) Boer War Nominal Roll Details of personnel in Australian units during the Boer War, 1899-1902 The cost in lives overall in South Africa was appalling by the standards of the time. The British Forces suffered 52,150 casualties of which 7,582 were killed in action or died of wounds and a further 13,139 died of disease. On the Boers side about 4,000 men were killed on the battlefield, 7,347 died in prisoner camps or on parole and a further 26,370 women and children, in the concentration camps. Although this was described as a "white man's war", thousands of Africans also died. The exact number is not known because the whites never bothered to count them but it is believed to be over 17,000. Sub category index The major battles that Australians took part in can be seen on this map South African War Veteran's Association Queensland Branch badge. Note the Tudor (King's) Crown even though most of the fighting was done in Victoria's reign.

100. Homework Help--World History--Boer War From the anglo boer war Museum in Bloemfontein, South Africa. Australian Involvementboer war 1899 – 1902 Consists of an article that gives basic http://www.kcls.org/hh/boerwar.cfm

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