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Friday, May 28, 2021

Anglo Boer War - KwaZulu-Natal Battlefields, South Africa

Firing Line with William F. Buckley Jr.: The Question of South Africa

South Africa: The boer war [part 5of 5] final conclusion

South Africa: The boer war [part 4of 5]

South Africa: The boer war [part 3of 5]

South Africa: The boer war [part 2 of 5]

South Africa: The boer war [part 1of 5]

Eugene Terreblanche, announcing the relaunch of the AWB

Friday, May 21, 2021

1977 United Nations Documentary : South Africa - The White Laager (Suid-Afrika: Die Wit Laer)

First Boer War - From Bronkhorstspruit to Majuba 1880-81

A war without a single British victory. Boer Victories over the British Battle of Bronkhorstspruit -20 December 1880 Siege of Rustenburg 27 December 1880-30 March 1881 Siege of Marabastad 1 January 1880–2 April 1881 Siege of Lydenburg 6 January 1881 - 30 March 1881 Battle of Laing's Nek 28 January 1881 Battle of Schuinshoogte 8 February 1881 Kraipaan October 1899 Ladysmith 30 October 1899 Stormberg 10 December 1899 Magersfontein 11 December 1899 Colenso December 1899 Spion Kopp January 1900 Vaal Krantz February 1900 Bloody Sunday February 1900 Sanna's Post March 1900 Leliefontein November 1900 Mooietegedacht December 1900 Elands River September 1901 Blood River Port September 1901 Bakenlaagte October 1901 Groenkop December 1901 Tweebosch March 1902

The South African Boer Heart Of Courage. The Anglo-Boer War. (The South African Wars)

South Africa: An Emphasis on its History : Children in propaganda postcards, World War I or B...

South Africa: An Emphasis on its History : Children in propaganda postcards, World War I or B...:   [ between 1914 and 1918] Description 5 postcards : col. ; 14 x 9 cm. Copyright status This work is out of copyright. Identifier(s) Accessi...

《 Battle Of The ISANDLWNA 》( 1879/01/22 )

01/22/1999 : SOUTH AFRICA: Re-enactments : [ Memorializing the Battle of Isandlwana ] (22 January 1879) : BRITISH TROOPS and ZULU WARRIORS UNVEIL MEMORIALS

Child Prostitution In South Africa: The Ugly Truth

Wednesday, May 19, 2021

Associated Press News Feature 03/01/1999 : SOUTH AFRICA: NATIONAL DEFENCE FORCE TRAINING

(1 Mar 1999) English/Nat South Africa's military, once seen as the iron fist of the apartheid regime, has had to march quickly to integrate black and white soldiers since the country's turn to democracy five years ago. And now the South African National Defence Force is for the first time training men and women soldiers together. The Army Gymnasium at Heidelberg. It is one of two units that have integrated the training of male and female soldiers to supply the country's 16 army corps. The other is Number Three Infantry Batallion which is the training depot of the South African army. But there men and women are only trained to the level of rifleman for the Rapid Deployment Forces and part-time forces. SOUNDBITE: (in English) "I think we're doing a great job. We're keeping up to the men's standards. We're working just as hard as them if not harder because we don't have that masculine physical ability. And I think it's great." SUPER CAPTION: Tanya Fraser, Army recruit SOUNDBITE: (in English) "I feel good about the whole thing. But I feel sometimes I am a woman in a man's world. But I'll make it and we, the ladies, are doing the best out of it." SUPER CAPTION: Ladymore Babi, Army recruit The 46-week course at Army Gymnasium includes ten weeks of basic training; a 13-week leadership development process; 12-weeks learning how to instruct new recruits; 13-weeks in which an individual soldier works towards becoming either a Non-Commissioned Officer or an Officer; and a final two weeks in which one is taught the basics of being a physical training instructor. SOUNDBITE: (in English) "The Army Gymnasium's aim and function is to train leaders for the 16 official corps of the South African army and this is the first time that men and women will undergo this training at the same training institution, doing exactly the same training curriculum and reaching the same objectives." SUPER CAPTION: Colonel Antoni Bornman, Officer Commanding Army Gymnasium During the Leadership Development Programme a soldier is assessed as to whether they make the grade to become a cadet or a Non-Commissioned Officer. This decision is made on the individual's profile as well as the needs of the army. It is in this phase that the soldiers are expected to walk 80 kilometres in three days in full kit. Women soldiers carry a slightly lighter kit. But it is in this phase that the leadership and military skills of the soldiers are put to the test. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter: https://twitter.com/AP_Archive Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/APArchives ​​ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/APNews/

12/20/1880 : The Battle of Bronkhorstspruit

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What the SADF Has Become In 25 Years - South Africa

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Woman Loving King Cheetah

Woman Feeding Purring Cheetahs

Opening of new South African railway line (1925)

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