Photos Boer wars 1880- 1881 & 1899 - 1902

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Australians who supported the Boer cause

Australians on British side

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South Australian Mounted Rifles training near Adelaide, c. 1900, prior to deploying to South Africa

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Troops of 1st Battalion, Australian Commonwealth Horse in the Transvaal 1902

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Australians and New Zealanders at Klerksdorp 24 March 1901 by Charles Hammond

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Tasmanian Mounted infantry Australian Contingents to the Boer War

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Harry 'Breaker' Harbord Morant, whose execution caused an increase in anti-war sentiment in Australia.
 
Armored trains.

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Bloemfontein, circa 1901. First pattern of armoured engine.

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Circa 1901. Six-inch gun.

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NGR No 48 'Havelock' armoured with rope during the Anglo-Boer War and named 'Hairy Mary'.

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Armoured Train captured at Kraaipan, 12 October 1899. Source: Rompel’s. Heroes of the Boer War, 142. “On the 12th of October 1899, at Kraaipan, he [De Wet] derailed and captured the armoured train and took Captain Nesbitt, V.C., and his 30 men prisoners. ”
 
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Translation: "My Sarie Marais/ is so far from my heart/ but I hope to see her again/ she lived in the area of the Beautiful River/ before the war began. Oh, bring me back to the old Transvaal/ to where my Sarie lives/ there under the corn next to the thorn tree/ there lives my Sarie Marais. I was so afraid/ that the Brits would capture me/ and send me far away across the sea/ then I fled to the side/ of the Upington sand/ there along the Great River. Salvation came/ and it was time to go home/ back to the old Transvaal./ My beloved/ shall surely be there too/ to reward me with a kiss.
 
General Piet Cronje's 94-pounder Creusot 'Long Tom' gun fires at British forces during the siege of Mafeking which lasted from October 1899 to May 1900.
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Boer Creusot 75mm gun on the Natal front December 1899 overlooking Colenso and the Tugela river.]
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Lancashire Fusiliers in barracks before departure to South Africa.
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Officers of the German Corps fighting with the Boers at the Battle of Spion Kop on 24th January 1900
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Volunteers from Finland and Scandinavia to fight with the Boers, 1901
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