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	Anglo-Zulu War - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Anglo-Zulu War was fought in 1879 between Britain and the Zulus, and signalled the end of the Zulus as an independent nation.
		Two film dramatizations of the war are: Zulu (1964), which is based on the Battle at Rorke's Drift, and Zulu Dawn (1979), which deals with the Battle of Isandlwana.
		In 1861, Umtonga, a brother of Cetshwayo, son of Zulu king Mpande, fled to the Utrecht district, and Cetshwayo assembled an army on that frontier.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Anglo-Zulu_War (2443 words)

	South African Military History Society - Journal - The Anglo-Zulu War of 1879 - Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift
		As the arms and military tactics of the Zulus are discussed in another article in this Journal it is not necessary to re-examine these but the encircling movement and the limitation placed on the Zulu warrior by the use of a stabbing assegai should be borne in mind.
		An ultimatum was issued to the Zulus at the drift over the lower Tugela on 11 December 1878 but, as no reply had been received after twenty days had expired a concession was granted until 11 January 1879, after which a state of war was deemed to exist.
		The main objective was to occupy the Zulu royal kraal at Ulundi by advancing on it from three directions, in an operation similar to the Zulu tactic of attacking from three sides by means of the main force or chest in the centre and extended left and right horns on each side.
	rapidttp.com /milhist/vol044gc.html (9969 words)

	Anglo Zulu War
		The Zulu conflict was presented by the whites as a clash between civilization and barbarism, between Christianity and paganism; the whites claimed that peace in southern Africa was impossible while King Cetshwayo's standing army existed.
		The Zulu king, Cetshwayo, did have genuine grievances, he disputed with the South African Republic the ownership of the land to the east of the Pongola and Blood Rivers.
		The Zulu king was not to be allowed to remain autonomous, he and the South African Republic was to come under the control of the crown.
	www.byeways.co.za /anglo_zulu_war.htm (744 words)

	iafrica.com news features 125 years on, Anglo Zulu War still fascinates Britain
		It has spawned films, numerous books and even the name of a soccer hooligan gang — but the Anglo Zulu War is best remembered for inflicting one of the most humiliating defeats on colonial Britain at a battle fought 125 years ago this week.
		The Anglo Zulu War began on January 11, 1879, when a 5000-strong British army invaded Zululand at Rorke's Drift.
		War was waged by Sir Henry Bartle Frere, the British High Commissioner in South Africa, who believed that the robust and economically self-reliant Zulu kingdom was a threat to his government's policy of bringing the region's various British colonies, Boer republics and independent African groups under common control.
	iafrica.com /news/features/297828.htm (627 words)

	Anglo Zulu War of 1879 - Memorials and Headstones from The Keynsham Light Horse.
		Anglo Zulu War of 1879- Memorials and Headstones from The Keynsham Light Horse.
		The bravery of those defending their homeland in the Anglo Zulu War of 1879 is also acknowledged but Zulu culture means that physical memorials are much rarer.
		Being based in the UK means that most of the memorials to those involved in the Anglo Zulu War of 1879 recorded are from there but as you will see there are memorials all over the world.
	www.1879memorials.com (487 words)

	Battle of Hlobane - Anglo Zulu War of 1879 South Africa
		Battle of Hlobane - Anglo Zulu War of 1879
		Following the battles of Isandlwana and the skirmish of Ntombi River, the Battle of Hlobane was the third and last major Zulu victory of the war.
		At a critical moment in the battle, the abaQulusi and Khosa (prince) Mbelini kaMswati's renegade Swazi defenders were joined by the main Zulu army of some 20,000 warriors, and the British and Colonial forces under the command of Brevet Colonel Henry Evelyn Wood were routed.
	www.anglozuluwar.co.za /battle-of-hlobane.htm (548 words)

	Martinis and the Zulu-War
		Cetswayo refused to bow to the demands of the British, and lead the Zulu nation against the British during the Anglo-Zulu War.
		During the Zulu War, he served with the 2nd Battalion, 24th (2nd Warwickshire) Regiment of Foot.
		It is estimated that another 300 Zulus died later as a result of wounds sustained during the battle.
	www.martinihenry.com /zulu-wars.htm (589 words)

	The Anglo-Zulu War as Depicted in Soldiers' Letters - South African Military History Society - Journal
		As one of the defenders told his sister, the Zulus 'did me out of my dinner, but we did a good many of them out of their tea'.(28) It is a shame no war artist was there to witness Kambula and record it.
		Schermbruecker believed that Kambula 'finished the Zulu war, and I am proud of the part my men have taken in it.' Given that he was unaware of the further defeat of the Zulus at Gingindlovu and the subsequent relief of Eshowe, it was a shrewd judgement.(26)
		The Zulu WarJournal of Colonel Henry Harford, C.B. Pietermaritzburg, 1978, pp 38-39
	rapidttp.com /milhist/vol055fe.html (5396 words)

	Battlefields
		River (Boer-Zulu war) where there are 64 bronzed wagons and a monument to the Zulu fallen.
		River (Boer-Zulu war) where there are 64 bronzed wagons and a monument to the fallen Zulus.
		gave the Zulus the ultimatium that brought the war about.
	www.africasafari.co.za /battlefields.htm (1175 words)

	IFP Speeches - 22 January 1999 - 120th Anniversary of the Anglo Zulu War
		The Anglo-Zulu War indeed juxtaposed people who could have, and should have worked together but tragically closed that possibility which now after one hundred and twenty years can finally be seized and brought to its full realisation.
		Because of the Zulu victory at the Battle of Isandlwana, the British Empire had to employ a greater number of soldiers to subjugate the Zulu Kingdom than it did to conquer the whole of India.
		The descendants of those who once fought on this battlefield are now ready to go forth and recognise that the ancestry of their heritage is one of civilisation, law, order and unwavering commitment towards the everlasting human struggle for progress and better conditions of life.
	www.ifp.org.za /Archive/Speeches/220199sp.htm (3055 words)

	Africa Book Centre Limited Anglo-Zulu War 1879
		A history of the Anglo& war covering the major battles and showing that the British victory was by no means easily won. The major figures on each side are profiled and their methodologies are examined in detail. Well illustrated with b/w images and photographs. Index, 222pp, UK. OSPREY, 1841768588
		A variety of historical perspectives on the Anglo Zulu War are collected in this volume of essays. These papers were first presented at a conference in Durban in 1979, on the occasion of the centenary of the war. Index, notes, maps, xix, 179pp, SOUTH AFRICA&; UNIVERSITY OF KWAZULU NATAL PRESS.
		ZULU: The Heroism and Tragedy of the Zulu War of 1879
	www.africabookcentre.com /acatalog/Anglo_Zulu_War.html (525 words)

	History of the Anglo-Zulu war
		The Anglo-Zulu War of 1879 remains one of the most dramatic in both British and southern African history, and has been immortalised in at least two feature films, ZULU and ZULU DAWN.
		The defeat of the Zulu king's forces in two actions, at either end of the country, and within days of each other, demoralised the Zulu, and proved to be the turning point of the war.
		In retrospect, the war was provoked by an unwarranted act of British aggression.
	www.kwazulu.co.uk (846 words)

	eBay - zulu war books, Nonfiction Books, Militaria items on eBay.com
		Zulu War by Ian Castle, Ian Knight, Lan Castle, Lan...
		THE WASHING OF THE SPEARS: Zulu War of 1879, Shaka
		ZULU WARS - THE WASHING OF THE SPEARS
	search-desc.ebay.com /search/search.dll?query=zulu+war+books&newu=1&... (491 words)

	Anglo Zulu War
		The Anglo Zulu War of 1879 opened with the defeat of the Zulus at iNyezane and ended with the destruction of Zululand, following the British victory at Ulundi, on the 4th July 1879.
		Rob Gerrard FRGS, the resident historian at ISandlwana Lodge, relates the events of all the battles of the Anglo Zulu War with passion and knowledge as if he had been there.
		The Zulu Empire destroyed, their King, Cetshwayo, imprisoned and later transported to England to meet and be hosted to tea by Queen Victoria, and admired by thousands of her subjects.
	www.fairgren.com /travellers2/process/articlepage.php?storycode=rg0001 (748 words)

	Zulu War
		General Frederic Augustus Thesiger, 2d Baron Chelmsford, was in overall command of the invading force during the Zulu War.
		Morris, D. The Washing of the Spears: A History of the Rise of the Zulu Nation under Shaka and Its Fall in the Zulu War of 1879,
		The Zulu Nation, founded by Shaka kaSenzangakhona, was the most powerful and stretched from the Pongola River in the north to the Transkei border in the south.
	schwartz.eng.auburn.edu /zulu/zulu.html (760 words)

	Zulu Mountain Trap Sprung
		At the outset of the Anglo-Zulu War, the British governor of Cape Colony and high commissioner for native affairs in South Africa, Sir Henry Edward Bartle Frere, and his military commander, General Chelmsford, had formulated their plan for the invasion of Zululand.
		In March 1879, the Anglo-Zulu War was well into its third month, and two of the three British columns advancing into Zululand were stalled--one defeated at Isandlwana, the other surrounded and under siege at Eshowe.
		Wood's goal was the destruction of the stronghold of the abaQulusi, a Nguni clan allied with the Zulus, located on a mountain 20 miles to the southeast, known as Hlobane (pronounced "shlo-BAH-nyeh").
	www.thehistorynet.com /mh/blzulumountain (1488 words)

	History Review: Sir Bartle Frere and the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879: Damian O'Connor examines the motives of the man who started the conflict.(Talking Points)@ HighBeam Research
		The film Zulu has made the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879 perhaps the most well-known colonial campaign of the Victorian era.
		Sir Bartle Frere and the Anglo-Zulu war of 1879: Damian O'Connor examines the motives of the man who started the conflict.(Talking Points)
		The war is also known to students because the British defeat at Isandhlwana contributed to the downfall of Disraeli's ministry in 1880.
	www.highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:113894822&refid=holomed_1 (238 words)

	Battlefields: Anglo/Zulu War Memorials Requested
		THE KwaZulu-Natal Heritage Council (Amafa) has appealed to the province’s artistic community to come forward with ideas for two memorials of the Anglo/Zulu War.
		Amafa/Heritage has already erected a memorial to the Zulu dead at Isandlwana, in the form of a giant isiqu – the highest decoration for bravery – made in bronze.
		It recently unveiled another large memorial, in bronze and aluminium, to the early Zulu kings at eMakhosini (Valley of the Kings).
	battlefields.kzn.org.za /battlefields/news/7.xml (337 words)

	Zulu War, 1879
		British Officers Killed in the Zulu War, by Stephen Lewis.
		Zulu War Medals, by Aldershot Badge and Medal Ltd.
		Bibliography of Zulu wars by US Army Military History Institute.
	www.regiments.org /wars/19thcent/79zulu.htm (226 words)

	Amazon.com: Zulu War 1879 : Twilight of a Warrior Nation (Campaign): Books: Ian Castle
		Kingdom and colony at war: Sixteen studies on the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879 (The Anglo-Zulu War series) by J. C Laband on page 93
		Ian Castle examines the British-Zulu war and its two key battles, Isandlwana and Khambula, with excellent black and white photographs accompanying the clear and detailed text.
		The Zulu War (Men at Arms Series, 57) by Angus Mcbride
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/1855321653?v=glance (691 words)

	Zulu War
		In January the Company made a 6,000 mile trip to the battlefields of the Anglo Zulu War to stand with the kwaZulu people 120 years to the day on the sites to commemorate and honour the fallen from both sides of the conflict.
		More about the 120th anniversary of the Anglo Zulu war (January 1999)
		Although the company was formed to portray an 1880's home service unit it was obvious that we would be associated with the most well known actions of the period - the Zulu War from an early stage.
	www.thediehards.co.uk /About/zululand.htm (222 words)

	Anglo/Zulu War of 1879 - The Causes of the War, Cetshwayo and the First Campaign Natal Battlefields Route
		Anglo/Zulu War of 1879- The Causes of the War, Cetshwayo and the First Campaign Natal Battlefields Route
		Britain was approaching bankruptcy, having financed incessant wars for many years and also, watching with envy the rising power of the United States and Germany.
		The Zulus had no inclination to work for the white man and had rejected both settlers and missionaries.
	www.warthog.co.za /dedt/tourism/battlefields/conflict/anglozulu.htm (463 words)

	British Empire: Forces: Campaigns: Zulu War: 1879
		Gon, P. The Destruction of the Zulu Kingdom: The Civil War in Zululand 1879- 84
		The Glamour and Tragedy of the Zulu War
		History of the Zulu War and its Origin
	www.britishempire.co.uk /forces/armycampaigns/africancampaigns/zuluwar/zuluwar.htm (100 words)

	Anglo Zulu War Books
		Adrian Greaves is the editor of the Anglo Zulu War Historical Society Journal, a world leader in the field.
		The Anglo-Zulu War was one of the most dramatic chapters in British colonial history.
		Redcoats and Zulus also dispels some of the popular myths surrounding the Zulu War, especially the long-held notion that the loss of so many troops at Isandlwana was down to problems with ammunition supplies.
	www.anglozuluwar.com /books (2003 words)

	Anglo Zulu War Battlefields Tour
		Once in Zululand you will see the historical sites of Isandlwana, Fugitives Drift and Rorke's Drift, where you will learn about the reasons for war, the dreadful battles that were fought in these areas, and about the many brave men on both sides.
		We travel north through sugar cane plantations and rolling green hills en route to Zululand, passing the Tugela River, named Thukela by the Zulu's, "The Startling One".
		Prices are subject to alteration if necessar y, however, o nce a tour is booked and the deposit paid, we will hold the price of the booking.
	www.amatikulu.com /anglo_zulu_war.htm (108 words)

	Anglo-Zulu War Books And Tours
		Anglo-Zulu War Books and Tours offer you a fascinating range of books and tours about the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879, and the history of the Zulu kingdom.
		We specialise in the history of the Zulu Kings, and the war of 1879, and can offer a comprehensive tour of all the battlefields of 1879.
		The film will include some of the most powerful images of the war - and particularly of Isandlwana- that have yet been filmed.
	www.anglozulu.co.za (553 words)

	Fugitives' Drift Anglo Zulu War Battlefield Tours
		Fugitives’ Drift is renowned for its battlefield tours to all the Zulu War and Anglo-Boer War battle sites in the region.
		A brief introduction to the Anglo Zulu War of 1879
		A great wing of the Zulu army went on to attack the British garrison at Rorke's Drift, and these warriors were beaten off in a battle that lasted all night.
	www.ecomallbiz.com /iwm19/battlefieldtours (329 words)

	:: Anglo-Zulu War ::
		They are a different type of Living History group which specialises in Research on Ancestry and Descendants of all the men who fought in the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879, with many of those Descendants members of our Group.
		Graham Mason, known to his friends as 'SAPPER', [ Picture ] [ Picture ] is an Anglo-Zulu War Researcher and responsible for research into Anglo-Zulu War history and the tracking down of and maintaining contact with descendants of those who fought in this conflict.
		1879 Anglo-Zulu War - maritime stories by Rosemary Dixon-Smith
	www.genealogyworld.net /azwar (183 words)

	Anglo-Zulu War - Halflife2.net
		I don't know about the Zulu war but if you want to do something Boer war related I made a few models a while back that you could use.
		I thought when I was playing The Trenches (WWI Mod for Half-Life) that a Zulu scenario would be fun
		Hello, I'm planning to make a machinima movie detailing the events that took place in the above war, specifically at Isandlawana and Rorkes Drift and need to know 3 things
	www.halflife2.net /forums/showthread.php?t=42854 (405 words)

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