
Anglo Boer War: Remembering the Foreign Volunteers: 6
Anglo Boer War: Remembering the Foreign Volunteers: 6
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Anglo Boer War: Remembering the Foreign Volunteers: 6

Second Anglo Boer War: The Concordia monument: "The men who would not march: Concordia Northern Cape: April 1902"

Anglo Boer War: Boer Forces: Remembering the Foreign Volunteers No 5 - Nathan Kasrils, Tibor Péchy, Giuseppe Camillo Pietro Richiardi and Károly Bulyovszky

Remembering the Foreign Volunteers: Jacob Arnhold, Jannie Roggeband, Hermanus Jacob Coster, Cornelis Plokhooy and Jack Hindon

THE IRISH VOLUNTEER MONUMENT IN SOUTH AFRICA: FROM BRIXTON JOHANNESBURG TO ORANIA NORTHERN CAPE

In this article we remember the following foreign volunteers fought on the Boer side: Andries Smorenburg, Colonel de Villebois-Mareuil and Count Harra von Zeppelin. A short life description of each is given.

1899 – 1902: Anglo Boer War Memorial Pietermaritzburg to Natal Police & Natal Troops - Dicription: "The Anglo Boer war Memorial in Pietermaritzburg is surmounted by a large angel. The eight panels contain, apart from the inscriptions, with the names of the fallen, symbolic scenes. The main legend on the octagonal base commemorates the Volunteers, Natal Police and other Natal Colonists who died for their sovereign and country. The sculptor was George E. Wade of London".

ANGLO BOER WAR: REMEMBERING THE FOREIGN VOLUNTEERS (2)

Foreign Volunteers in the Anglo Boer War (1)

Life of Heymans-family during Anglo Boer War and life in Concentration Camps - and the murder of Burger JF Heymans by the Klaas-Gang

Bovenplaas and the boyhood of General JC "Jan" Smuts. He first went to school at the age of 12. Before then, his teachers were his parents, their farmworkers, and Mother Nature …

A photo-essay of the arrest of Sir Winston Churchill at Chievely in the Natal Colony and his interaction with the Zarps. His detention and successful escape from Pretoria and return to Durban via Lourenco Marques.