COOPERATION AND CONFLICT – THE BRITISH ARMY, THE NATAL GOVERNMENT AND THE PROSECUTION OF NATAL REBELS DURING THE ANGLO-BOER WAR

by Johan Wassermann
Published 2011-08-01

Editorial

by Johan Wassermann
Published 2018-12-01

First-year History Education students’ personal narratives of the history of South Africa

by Johan Wassermann
Published 2018-11-01

The historical significance of African liberation – the views of South African History Education students

by Johan Wassermann
Published 2017-01-01

THE ANGLO-BOER WAR IN THE BORDERLANDS OF THE TRANSVAAL AND ZULULAND, 1899–1902

by Johan Wassermann
Published 2011-11-01

Spirituality and the memorialisation of the dead of the Durban Concentration Camps during the South African War (1899-1902) – a micro history

by Prof Johan Wassermann
Published 2021-06-01

“CAUGHT BETWEEN THE BOERS AND THE BRITISH” – NORTHERN NATAL AFRIKANERS AND THE BOER OCCUPATION OF KLIP RIVER COUNTY (OCTOBER 1899-JUNE 1900)

by Johan Wassermann, Fransjohan Pretorius
Published 2011-08-01