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Witnesses to War: Personal Documents of the Anglo-Boer War from the Collections of the South African Library by Karel Schoeman, 2000-01

The Battle of Elandslaagte, 21 October 1899 (Battles of the Anglo-Boer War) by Pam McFadden, 1999-01

Forgotten Protest: Ireland and the Anglo-Boer War by Donal P. McCracken, 2003-08-01

Innocent Blood: Executions During the Anglo-Boer War by Graham Jooste, Roger Webster, 2003-02-20

The Rand at War 1899-1902: The Witwatersrand and Anglo-Boer War (Perspectives on Southern Africa) by Diana Cammack, 1990-08-16

Adrift on the Open Veld: The Anglo-Boer War and Its Aftermath 1899-1943; The Deneys Reitz Trilogy / Deneys Reitz by Deneys Reitz, 1999-01

Neutral rights and obligations in the Anglo-Boer war by Robert Granville Campbell, 2010-08-04

The Battle of Talana, 20 October 1899 (Battles of the Anglo-Boer War) by Pam McFadden, 1999-01

Drummer Hodge: The Poetry of the Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902 by M. Van Wyk Smith, 1978-07

The Siege of Ladysmith, 2 November 1899-28 February 1900 (Battles of the Anglo-Boer War) by Steve Watt, 1999-01

Life On Commando During The Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902 by Fransjohan Pretorius, 1999-10-31

The South African War: The Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902 by Warwick, 1981-10

Pretoria En Die Anglo-Boereoorlog: 'n Gids Tot Geboue, Terreine, Grafte En Monumente/Pretoria and the Anglo-Boer War / A Guide of Buildings, Terrains, ... Monuments (Afrikaans and English Edition) by P.J. Greyling, 2000-12-31

The Battle of Vaalkrans, 5-7 February, 1900 (Battles of the Anglo-Boer War) by Steve Watt, 1999-01

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Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902
General history The boer war, by David Cody (Victorian Web); Perspectives the SouthAfrican war from Original and The angloboer wars by Battlefields.co.za.
http://www.regiments.org/milhist/wars/19thcent/99za-abw.htm

Extractions: Results ... Other Web Catalogues General History (Links) General History The Boer War , by David Cody ( Victorian Web Perspectives: the South African War from Original and Contemporary Sources , compiled by Lew Orans. The Anglo-Boer Wars by Battlefields.co.za. Anglo-Boer War Centenary , by Dup Martins. South African War Virtual Library , by Robert Wotton. The 1899-1902 Anglo-Boer War in South Africa , by Gareth Parkes. Boer War Battles , by Peter Griffiths. A Guide to the Battlefields, Graves and Monuments of the Anglo-Boer War in the North West Province , by Lichtenburg Museum. Boer War Cartoons , by Peter Griffiths.
Anglo-Boer War, 1880-1881
Copyright Notice, Page created 1 September 2000. Corrected and updated 08.10.2002,Disclaimers, First angloboer war 1880-1881, General history (Links).
http://www.regiments.org/milhist/wars/19thcent/80boer.htm

Extractions: Results ... Other Web Catalogues General History (Links) Causes Chronology (except battles, which see below Results Forces and Casualties peak forces total forces total dead KIA NCD civilian dead WIA PW-MIA subtotal TOTAL Commanders Index of Battle Honours Note: No battle honours were awarded for these campaigns. 1880 Dec. 20 Bronkhorstspruit 1881 Jan. 28 Laing's Nek 1881 Feb. 8 Schuinshoogte (Ingogo) 1881 Feb. 26-27 Majuba Introduction to Regiments Medals Bibliography How to Find Books Non-Fiction Periodicals Fiction Films Manuscripts Links Other Web Catalogues South African Wars, 1880-81, 1899-1902 , index of links by War, Peace and Security Guides. First Boer War 1880-1881 , index of links by Simonides.
Boer War Index, Celebrations News, And Tourism Information
Military history Society notes on celebrations, link to commercial tour company.angloboer war Town Guard Forts in the Eastern Cape, 1901-2 boer war films
http://users.netconnect.com.au/~ianmac/boermain.html

Extractions: THIS PAGE IS PART OF THE DEFENDING VICTORIA WEBSITE Victorian Nurses in the Boer War Victoria's Boer War Memorials NEW LIST Langwarrin Camp of Instruction ... Battle of Wilmansrust (5 VMR) VISIT DEFENDING VICTORIA'S READING ROOM VISIT DEFENDING VICTORIA'S RESEARCH CENTRE LINKS GENERAL Detachment of Royal NSW Lancers first Colonial troops to land in S.Af. Boer (and Zulu) Wars Books A UK Link NEW Australian Illustrated Zulu and Boer Wars Encyclopedia NEW Boer War National Archives of Australia Research Guide RSA Anglo-Boer War Centenary Celebrations newsletter and source listings Commonwealth War Graves Commission Boer War Centenary and history link South Africa TOURISM and GENERAL INFORMATION . . .
Research Room, Anglo-boer War
in familty history and research into Victoria's military history and traditions the1st Taranaki war (NZ), the Waikato war (NZ), the angloboer war and World
http://users.netconnect.com.au/~ianmac/research.html

Extractions: THIS PAGE IS PART OF THE DEFENDING VICTORIA WEBSITE This webpage aims to provide you with leads and information that will assist in familty history and research into Victoria's military history and traditions. Obviously, the information here mainly relates to Victorians and their part in the 1st Taranaki War (NZ), the Waikato War (NZ), the Anglo-Boer War and World War 1. Links to other websites, however, may prove useful to general researchers. A select bibliography is also provided. A recent visitor asked for information about a forbear who served in the British 80th Regiment: I think your best source is the Australian Joint Copying Project (AJCP) which has microfilmed most records in Britain dealing with Australia. This includes regimental records (which of course returned to Britain with the regiments when they left Australia). AJCP is available in the State Library of Victoria, the National Library (and other State Libraries). The other course is to contact the Public Record Office in London where most original regimental records are.
Boer War 1899-1902
View the events program or read about the war's history. angloboer war MuseumLocated in Bloemfontein, the museum uses exhibits and art to describe the war
http://www.ausvets.powerup.com.au/boerwar.htm

Extractions: Wounded 538 There were really two Boer Wars. The first, in 1880-81, began after D'Israeli had annexed the South African Boer Republicsthe Transvaal and the Orange Free Statein 1877. After making repeated attempts to repeal annexation, the Boers under Kruger revolted and secured limited self-government. After gold and diamonds were discovered in the Transvaal, tensions between native Boers and British "uitlanders," aggravated by guerrilla raids and the repressive policies of the British Governor of the Cape, became more intense. After the Boers attacked Cape Colony and Natal in October 1899, the second war, which lasted until 1902, was underway. British forces at Ladysmith, Mafeking, and Kimberley were surrounded and besieged until relieved by counter-attacks by forces under Roberts, the British commander-in-chief who had been the hero of the Indian mutiny. Between September 1900 and the peace of Vereenigning in May 1902, Boer commandos fought a prolonged guerrilla war against the British, who responded by putting Boer civilians in concentration camps. Thomas Pakenham.
Essendon And The Boer War
boer war Memorials Project angloboer war Study Group of casualties Peter Griffith'sboer war Homepage Regiments South African Military history Society South
http://members.optushome.com.au/lenorefrost/boerwar.html
Military History - Boer Wars
anglo boer war Museum. anglo boer war Web Archive. Australia and the boer war. boerwar In 1848. boer wars. Echoes of a distant war. First war of Independence.
http://www.skalman.nu/history/boer.htm
Skalman.nu - Bookstore: Anglo-Boer War
Brooks. The boer war. The Greatanglo-boer war Byron Farwell. The boerwar. The boer war Military history Tabitha Jackson. The boer war.
http://www.skalman.nu/bookstore-boer.htm
Web-Chart Category: Anglo-Boer War
Category angloboer war anglo-boer war history. matchmaker.co.za Thispage was generated at 004025 (SAST) on Saturday, 13/04/02.
http://sa.web-chart.com/soc/hist/abw/
Battlefields: History: Anglo-Boer War: The Battle Of Tugela Heights
Battlefields history angloboer war The Battle of Tugela Heights.The Battle of Tugela Heights 14th to 28th February 1900. by
http://www.battlefields.co.za/history/anglo-boer_war/tugela.htm

Extractions: [14th to 28th February 1900] by Ken Gillings, Anglo Boer War Centenary Committee Following the expiry of the Boers ultimatum to Great Britain, on the 11 th October 1899, the Boers invaded Natal from the Transvaal and Orange Free State. The first battle was fought on the 20 th October at Talana, followed on the 21 st at Elandslaagte. The Boers advanced, and Ladysmith became besieged from about the 2 nd November. Scouting parties proceeded southwards, almost as far as Pietermaritzburg, with the battle of Willow Grange being fought between Estcourt and Mooi River on the 23 rd November. The main British force commanded by Gen. Sir Redvers Buller VC, was , meanwhile, advancing from Durban, and the Boers, commanded by Cmdt. Gen. Piet Joubert, realised that they would be in danger of being trapped against the Thukela River, and withdrew to what has become known as the Thukela Line. On the 15 th rd th January 1900 at Spioenkop, and between the 5
Battlefields: History: Anglo-Boer War: The Battle Of Lancaster (or Vryheid) Hill
Battlefields history angloboer war The Battle of Lancaster (or Vryheid)Hill. The Battle of Lancaster (or Vryheid) Hill 11 December 1900..
http://www.battlefields.co.za/history/anglo-boer_war/vryheid.htm

Extractions: [11 December 1900.] by MS Coghlan, KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Museum Service Vryheid in the south-eastern South African Republic, had been captured in September 1900 by Lieutenant-General H.J.T.Hildyard's 5th Division, as British forces pushed the Boer commandos out of Natal. The town was garrisoned by 900 men, mostly the 2nd Battalion, Royal Lancaster Regiment (six companies), under command of Lt.Col.J.M.Gawne of the Royal Lancs. Most of this garrison was situated on Lancaster Hill, a dominating feature on the northern outskirts. Key posts were Royal Garrison Artillery emplacements at North Gun Point and South Gun Post, with a central camp on a plateau called Mounted Infantry Plateau. Although the hill was in the process of being further fortified with stone breastworks, the garrison had grown complacent by the time a 1200-strong Boer force approached from the north in December. At approximately 02h00 on the 11th, the Boers launched several almost simultaneous assaults. Mounted Infantry Camp was overrun after total surprise was achieved, but North Gun Point, with a steep approach for attackers, held out, as did South Gun Post overlooking the town. The British soon regrouped, and apart from the loss of several minor outposts, successfully withstood continuous attack throughout that day. Their most prominent casualty was Lt.Col.Gawne himself, who had led a relieving column from Vryheid. He was killed attempting to reach North Gun Point from the lower plateau.
Boer War
angloboer war Photo Gallery A large collection of annotated photographs of the boerwar, divided into several categories boer war Remembered A history of the
http://history1900s.about.com/cs/boerwar/
The Anglo-Boer War, South African War, Military History
The angloboer war 1899-1902. It From October 1999 the anglo-boer war,as it is called by most academics, is commemorated. Commemoration
http://www.cybertonature.co.za/angloboer.html

Extractions: It is generally accepted amongst historians that the Anglo-Boer War was caused by the need of the Afrikaner (South Africans of mostly Dutch, French and German origin) to protect their vested interests in South Africa against a British effort to expand political and economic interests in southern Africa.The discovery of diamonds, at what is now the town of Kimberley in the Northern Cape, and the discovery of gold in what is today known as the province of Gauteng, not only rendered the Afrikaner Republic( in what was then called Transvaal) the wealthiest and most powerful nation in southern Africa, but also caused an inflow of mostly British expatriates to the diamond and gold fields of the Transvaal and Northern Cape. In a quest for political power to gain control of wealth in Southern Africa, the British forces, supported by two local British businessmen, Cecil John Rhodes and Alfred Beit, planned to take over the Transvaal Republiek. When these plans became known by the Boere, it was decided to invade Northern Natal and the Northern Cape, which resulted in the now famous sieges of the town of Ladismith and Mafikeng. After the relief of the town and the successful annexation of the Transvaal by British forces, the Boere continued with successful guerilla warfare. The British forces retaliated by concentrating Boer women, children and farm workers in camps after burning Boer homesteads throughout the country. Approximately 22000 British Soldiers and 7000 Boer Warriors died in the campaign. It is estimated that between 18000 and 28000 Afrikaner women and children died in the concentration camps. The black population, who mostly fought with the Boere in a non-combatant capacity, but also cooperated with the British, also suffered because of the war. Progress is now being made to determine the exact number of non-whites killed during the war and to identify places of burial.
BBC Radio Retrospective On The Anglo-Boer War, 1899-1902
history that is in line with new nationalist conceptions. In postapartheid SouthAfrica, the Baralong see the vindication of their part in the anglo-boer war
http://www.wsws.org/articles/1999/sep1999/boer-s29.shtml

Extractions: 29 September 1999 Use this version to print This October marks 100 years since the outbreak of the second South African War, better known as the Boer War. Over the next three years the centenary will be celebrated in South Africa with a variety of anniversaries and memorials. A number of books are planned for release and a spate of broadcasts will mark the occasion. One such programme was aired on BBC Radio 4 during two weeks in mid-September. Entitled The Boer War , it was narrated by the historian Denis Judd, author of Empire: The British Imperial Experience, from 1765 to the Present The programme made use of aural archives and interviewed a number of leading historians. It also employed actors to speak the words of historical accounts of the day, and in one instance interviewed a 109 year-old woman who remembers the war as a nine-year-old girl. It made for an absorbing programme.
Facts About The Anglo-Boer War
shows brought events like the angloboer war into neighbourhood weatheras unpredictableas a boer attack.Glass in European South African history, dies (26
http://users.westconnect.com.au/~ianmac5/facts.html

Extractions: Here are some facts about the Anglo-Boer War: 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.
Research Room, Anglo-boer War
This webpage aims to provide you with leads and information that willassist in familty history and angloboer war research. Obviously
http://users.westconnect.com.au/~ianmac5/research.html

Extractions: This webpage is part of the Anglo-Boer War Study Group of Australia's Centenary Exhibition website. This webpage aims to provide you with leads and information that will assist in familty history and Anglo-Boer War research. Obviously, the information here relates mainly to Australian participants and their part in the war. Links to other websites and a bibliography, however, may prove useful to general researchers. In addition to the sixteen thousand Australians who served with official Contingents, as many as eight thousand others served with Britich and South African units. Research into these forgotten soldiers is being conducted by members of the Anglo-Boer War Study Group of Australia. Results from this research will be posted on this page as it becomes available. RESEARCHING AUSTRALIANS IN THE OFFICIAL CONTINGENTS TO SOUTH AFRICA The Australian War Memorial's Boer War Nominal Roll of Official Contingents CLICK HERE.
Casus Belli Anglo-Boer War
1908) Naval Military P.; ISBN 184342178X USAflag.gif (1085 bytes) Silence ofthe Guns The history of the Long Toms of the angloboer war Louis Changuion
http://www.casus-belli.co.uk/sabw.html
Berman's Postal History ANGLO-BOER WAR
Up, Catalogue, Info, Search, View Cart, Checkout, Send Mail. Quick search.Postal HistoryCOVER SUBJECTSANGLOboer war Covers, Covers. Propaganda
http://www.berman.co.uk/acatalog/Postal_History_ANGLO_BOER_WAR_101.html
Homework Help--World History--Boer War
World history boer war. anglo boer war Museum Provides an overview of the war includinginformation on the causes, major battles, important people, prisoners
http://www.kcls.org/hh/boerwar.cfm

Extractions: Provides an overview of the war including information on the causes, major battles, important people, prisoners of war, concentration camps, and the Treaty of Vereeniging. Also has photographs and an article on the role of black people in the war. From the Anglo Boer War Museum in Bloemfontein, South Africa. Australian Involvement: Boer War 1899 1902 Consists of an article that gives basic information about the Australian involvement in the Boer War plus a few photographs. Produced by the Australian War Memorial Foundation.
ABW
Forts and blockhouses. Blockhouses. anglo boer war Town Guard Forts in the EasternCape. South African Military history Society Journal. General. angloboer war.
http://www.up.ac.za/asservices/ais/gw/abw.htm

Extractions: History, Cultural History and Museology Information Sources and Services Anglo-Boer War Websites Catalogues in library Other Catalogues Important Websites Journals Course Modules Department of History and Cultural History Information Specialist (librarian) Conferences Organizations Other Universities Animals in the War Horses in the War Art of the War Art of the Anglo Boer War Battles and sieges of the War Siege of Kimberley Siege of Ladysmith Siege of Mafeking Battlefields of the war Centenary Commemorations Anglo-Boer War Centenary Commemoration University of Pretoria Webpage Concentration Camps Overview of the camps East London concentration camp Communication Wireless telegraphy Forts and blockhouses Blockhouses Anglo Boer War Town Guard Forts in the Eastern Cape. South African Military History Society Journal General Anglo-Boer War Anglo-Boer War(1899-1902) Anglo-Boer War Memorials Project Boer wars (1880-1881, 1899-1902) ... Trails of War in the Old Cape Colony Graves and graveyards Lichtenburg graveyard: Memorabilia of the War Memorabilia, research material or reading material

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