Boje, John; Pretorius, F. (Fransjohan)(Historical Association of South Africa, 2013)
This article examines black resistance in the Free State during the Anglo-Boer War. The previously existing patriarchal relationship between the Boers and their black subjects was disrupted by the chaos of war. At the same ...
Boje, John(Historical Association of South Africa, 2018-05)
At the end of the nineteenth century, the actions of belligerents were constrained by the Hague Convention of 1899 and the Geneva Convention of 1864. The Hague Convention differentiated between combatants and non-combatants, ...
Boje, John; Pretorius, F. (Fransjohan)(Historical Association of South Africa, 2011-11)
This article, based on a thesis on the Anglo-Boer War as it was experienced by the people
of the Winburg district, demonstrates how postmodern insights, which have excited
much discomfort among practising historians, can ...
Boje, John; Pretorius, F. (Fransjohan)(South African Historical Society, 2011-06)
In Belgium, France and the Netherlands, state-induced punishments were
inflicted on collaborators with the German occupation. In this article, Boer
collaboration with the British is explored by recounting the careers of ...
A number of sources documenting the varied sexual relations between British
soldiers and Boer women are assessed in terms of the traditional historical
methodology of empirical evidence and logical inference. On this ...
