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South Africa History:     more books (100)

Blue and Old Gold: The History of the British South Africa Police, 1889-1980 (Police Security Services) by Peter Gibbs, Hugh Phillips, et all 2010-04-12 A History of South Africa by Frank Welsh, 2000-05-02 The Native Races of South Africa; A History of the Intrusion of the Hottentots and Bantu Into the Hunting Grounds of the Bushmen, the by George William Stow, 2010-03-29 Curriculum Studies in South Africa: Intellectual Histories & Present Circumstances (International and Developmental Education) South Africa: its history, heroes and wars by Anonymous, 2009-08-10 Segregation and Apartheid in Twentieth Century South Africa (Rewriting Histories) Apartheid in South Africa (World History) by Michael J. Martin, 2006-07-12 A Brief History of South Africa by David S Warner, 2010-07-06 Holding Their Ground: Class, Locality and Culture in 19th and 20th Century South Africa (History Workshop, No 4) by Philip L. R. Bonner, Isabel Hofmeyr, et all 1990-07 The Jews in South Africa A History by Gustav and Hotz, Louis (editors) Saron, 1955 From Apartheid to Democracy: South Africa History 1948-1994 (Grade 12) by T. Nuttall, S. Khandlela, et all 1997-12-31 Boer and Britisher in South Africa; a history of the Boer-British war and the wars for United South Africa, together with biographies of the great men who made the history of South Africa by John Ormond Neville, 2010-09-06 If this be treason: Helen Joseph's dramatic account of the treason trial, the longest in South Africa's history and one of the strangest trials of the 20th century by Helen Joseph, 1998 Brewers, Beerhalls, and Boycotts: A History of Liquor in South Africa (History Workshop Topic Series #2) by Paul LA Hausse, 1989-03

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21. South Africa And Namibia Online Travel Guide
    KwaZulu Natal, south africa, Tour Planning Hotels, lodges, guest houses, B+B, safaris,flights, car hire, travel offers, tours Landing at the Cape, history of  
    http://www.southafrica-travel.net/

22. SA Overview
    SA An Overview This information has been sourced from south africa Yearbook 2002/03,except where indicated with *, Agriculture and Land. Health. history. Housing.  
    http://www.gov.za/sa_overview/
    
    Extractions: This information has been sourced from South Africa Yearbook 2002/03 , except where indicated with * Agriculture and Land Arts and Culture Communications Economy ... Overview of Government's Programme of Action Public Holidays School Calendar Science and technology Social development ... Top of page Modified: 07-Apr-2003 1:37 PM

23. Library Of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handboo
    Country profile, history, geography, economy, politics.Category Regional africa south africa Society and Culturesouth africa A Country Study. Search south africa Include word variantsUse only words as entered. south africa; Foreword; Acknowledgments;  
    http://memory.loc.gov/frd/cs/zatoc.html

24. South Africa
    of Lesotho forms an enclave within the southeast part of south africa, which occupies Thesouthernmost point of africa is Cape Agulhas, located in the history.  
    http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107983.html
    
    Extractions: World Countries Infoplease Atlas: South Africa Republic of South Africa National name: Republic of South Africa President: Thabo Mbeki (1999) Area: 471,008 sq mi (1,219,912 sq km) Population (2003 est.): 42,768,678 (growth rate: 0.04%); birth rate: 18.9/1000; infant mortality rate: 60.8/1000; density per sq mi: 91 Administrative capital: Pretoria; Legislative capital: Cape Town; Judicial capital: Bloemfontein. No decision has been made to relocate the seat of government. South Africa is demarcated into nine provinces, consisting of the Gauteng, Northern Province, Mpumalanga, North West, KwaZulu/Natal, Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Northern Cape, and Free State. Each province has its own capital Largest metropolitan areas (1995): Johannesburg (2000 est.), 5,700,000 (metro. area); Cape Peninsula, 2,350,157; East Rand, 1,378,792 (part of Johannesburg metro. area); Durban/Pinetown, 1,137,378; Pretoria, 1,080,187

25. First Ford In SA Ford History
    Information and picture galleries of 19081936 vehicles.Category Recreation Autos Makes and Models Ford Contact The Old Ford Car Club of Cape Town. Interesting Facts on thehistory of Ford in south africa. Jakkie's Ford Restoration Project.  
    http://www.dyna.co.za/cars/ford.htm

26. DKW & Auto Union In South Africa - DKW
    A wide range of information on DKW, Auto Union and Audi in south africaCategory Recreation Autos Makes and Models AudiDKW Auto Union Audi in south africa DKW Picture Galley - DKW history Links- DKW Sonderklasse - DKW Meisterklasse - Auto Union DKW Racing Cars - DKW 3  
    http://www.dyna.co.za/cars/dkw.htm

27. Disa Digital Imaging Project Of South Africa
    It is intended that DISA be the first in a series of projects dealingwith south africa's fascinating social and political history.  
    http://disa.nu.ac.za/
    
    Extractions: var site="s13disasa" Home Mission Committee Bulletin ... Contact Us This web site has been optimized for Internet Explorer 5 or higher and a screen resolution of 800x600 The Inception A workshop on Digital Imaging, held at the University of the Witwatersrand , Johannesburg in September 1997, and sponsored by the Andrew W Mellon Foundation , was the starting point of the DISA initiative to undertake an imaging project in this country. The aim of the DISA project, which is expected to last three years, is to make accessible to scholars and researchers world-wide, South African material of high socio-political interest which would otherwise be difficult to locate and use. In addition the project aims to provide experience and develop knowledge and expertise in digital imaging amongst archivists and librarians in this country. It is intended that DISA be the first in a series of projects dealing with South Africa's fascinating social and political history. If successful, the Committee hopes to tackle more ambitious projects in subsequent phases.

28. H-SAfrica Discussion Network
    H-Net discussion group dedicated to south and southern africa history and culture. Includes subject Category Science Social Sciences Area Studies african StudiesHSafrica is an international electronic discussion group dedicated to the promotionof all aspects of south and southern africa history and culture, and  
    http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~safrica/
    
    Extractions: General Information Subscribe! Manage Subscription Subscription Help Welcome Message ... Editors H-SAfrica Resources Discussion Logs H-SAfrica Reviews H-SAfrica Links Other Resources South African Historical Journal Related Lists H-Africa H-Afrlitcine H-AfrArts H-AfrTeach ... H-WAfrica Search H-SAfrica H-SAfrica is an international electronic discussion group dedicated to the promotion of all aspects of South and Southern Africa history and culture, and Southern African studies in general. Cherry Gertzel Ian Taylor FYI: French Institute of S.A. urban studies seminar, Joburg, 23-25 April 2003 Philippe Guillaume FYI: ASA Announces Executive Director Carol L. Martin Sotho objects: reply Anitra Nettleton South African videos: reply Raymond Suttner FYI: History Scholarship Opportunity Sandra Swart Reviewer: Phil Eidelberg

29. African Studies Gateway
    HLuso-africa Lusophone african Studies Sources H-Safrica south african historyH-West-africa West africa history Culture. Recent Messages. H-africa  
    http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/gateways/africa/
    
    Extractions: H-West-Africa H-Africa Impact of War on Terror on Africa: reply Ralph A. Austen ANN: Panel on Debt Andy Cunningham CFP: WESS International Conference, Paris, March 22-26, 2004 Helene Baumann CFP: Black Poetry and Politics Charles BECKER JOB: FULBRIGHT SCHOLAR GRANTS, 2004-2005 Charles.BECKER Impact of War on Terror on Africa: reply Karel Arnaut Women's status and colonising religions: query Iain Walker H-AfrArts hiv/aids and art in South Africa and beyond: REPLY "Roberts, Allen" "H-AfrArts (Editor, M.W. Conner)" CFP: "Hierarchy and Power" Instit for Afr Studies, Moscow H-Net Announcements hiv/aids and art in South Africa and beyond: REPLY "Matt Steinglass" hiv/aids and art in South Africa and beyond: REPLY "Pablo" hiv/aids and art in South Africa and beyond: REPLY Kathleen Bickford Berzock hiv/aids and art in South Africa and beyond: REPLY "Bryna Freyer"

30. Geo-Expeditions - Geo-ecological Tourism In South Africa
    GeoExpeditions specialises in the organisation of excursions and tours with a specialecotourism focus on south africa’s history, both from an earth history  
    http://www.geotoursafrica.com/
    
    Extractions: DEUTSCH Geo-Expeditions specialises in the organisation of excursions and tours with a special ecotourism focus on South Africa’s history, both from an earth history and cultural history perspective. These tours provide an opportunity to experience South Africa’s natural splendour, its incredible wildlife, as well as 3.5 billion years of earth history and the evolution of life. At the same time we cater for your recreational needs. You are visitor number since 12 January 2003

31. Dalviera Girl Guides
    Gauteng guiding group includes photos, history, program information, resources, contacts and links.  
    http://www.web.netactive.co.za/~compugen/

32. South Africa And Namibia Online Travel Guide Has Moved
    Comprehensive visitor guide for south africa and Namibia. From the Cape to the Caprivi. In English Category Regional africa Travel and Tourism Travel Guides Learn about south africa's and Namibia's history, politics, people, economy, climate,geology, wildlife, nature reserves, game parks, tourist attractions  
    http://www.suedafrika.net/guide.htm
    
    Extractions: This page has moved. If your browser does not automatically take you to the new location, please click here Visit SOUTH AFRICA TRAVEL.NET , the comprehensive online travel guide for South Africa and Namibia. You will find thousands of excellent photos and pages loaded with detailed information. Learn about South Africa's and Namibia's history, politics, people, economy, climate, geology, wildlife, nature reserves, game parks, tourist attractions, travel destinations. Find affordable flights, tour operators in South Africa and Namibia, accommodation, car hire companies and much more.

33. History Of The Internet In South Africa
    The history of the Internet in south africa. How it began. The Fidonet gateway atRhodes was established at a most difficult time in the history of south africa.  
    http://www2.frd.ac.za/uninet/history/
    
    Extractions: Acknowledgement The author would like to thank a number of people who have kindly provided some information about the early days of networking in South Africa. These include Dave Wilson, Francois Jacot Guillarmod, Justin Jonas, Pat Terry, Victor Wilson and Sean Haffey. This document sets out to describe how the Internet was started in South Africa. It is a ramble around some of the background events that caused this to happen. There might be little apparent logic, nor any good sequence, in this document - perhaps time will permit some tidying up to be done. So be it, but everything described in this text had an influence on the startup of the Internet in South Africa. The email link used the Fidonet mailing system as a transport mechanism to exchange email between the Control Data Cyber computer at Rhodes University and a Fidonet gateway run by Randy Bush of Portland, Oregon, in the USA. The Fidonet system in the USA had a gateway into the Internet, and to many people's amazement, including the group at Rhodes, the system worked and stayed working. With the success of that internet link between Rhodes and UCT, a second internet link was established to UND. The technical work at that end was done by Alan Barrett. Note the lower-case internet, this was not part of the world-wide Internet yet.

34. Anthropology Review Database
    Society history - 19th century; Cape of Good Hope (south africa) - Politics andgovernment - 1795-1872; Cape of Good Hope (south africa) - history - 1795-1872  
    http://wings.buffalo.edu/ARD/available.cgi?recent=yes

35. Museums Online: South Africa
    Browse several south african art, culture and science museums by subject or by region.Category Regional africa Travel and Tourism Attractions comprising fifteen museums and sites, each with it's own history and character, reflectsthe cultural diversity of Cape Town, the oldest city in south africa.  
    http://www.museums.org.za/

36. South African Cultural History Museum - Cape Town, South Africa
    and bodies, from as early as the late 19th century, donated ancient Egyptian artefactsto the SA Cultural history Museum (SACHM) in Cape Town, south africa.  
    http://www.museums.org.za/sachm/egypt/
    
    Extractions: Home Search Egypt is Africa with a culture that developed on the continent of Africa. In the past there has been a tendency to separate ancient Egypt from the rest of Africa and to group it with ancient Greece, Rome and other cultures around the Eastern Mediterranean Sea. This can be partly attributed to general ignorance about Africa and its cultures. Also, the early Egyptologists isolated Egypt from Africa as they debated that a non-African population formed the roots of the Egyptian civilisation. In summary it can be said, that within the large family of African peoples, the ancient Egyptians evolved in the particular conditions of the Nile and its environs. In the process they established a truly brilliant civilisation on the continent of Africa where their influence spread far beyond the borders of their country. Various individuals and bodies, from as early as the late 19th century, donated ancient Egyptian artefacts to the SA Cultural History Museum (SACHM) in Cape Town, South Africa. A prime example here is the Kafr-Tarkhan collection of Egyptian artefacts excavated by Sir Flinders Petrie during the 1911-1912 and 1912-1913 seasons on behalf of the British School of Archaeology in Egypt (BSAE). Graves from the Predynastic to the Roman period were found. The collection dates mainly from the early Dynastic Period (3050-2686 BCE) of the Egyptian civilisation. On arrival in South Africa, the artefacts first went to the South African Museum (SAM), which had been established in the 1820's. Eventually the SAM became a natural history museum that includes a department of ethnology. In 1966 the SACHM was established, and the relevant collections of the SAM, including the Egyptian collection, were transferred to the new museum. In 1999, the above-mentioned two museums, together with several others, were amalgamated under the auspices of the new

37. An Introduction To Africa
    Introduces the different countries of africa and their people.Category Kids and Teens School Time World Cultures africa With a history of human habitation that begins with the oldest known ancestors ofman south africa For those who wish to safari in style, south africa has some  
    http://www.geographia.com/indx06.htm
    
    Extractions: Safari . The word simply means "travel" in Swahili, but for many, it alludes to wonders first envisioned in childhood: sweeping savannas, big snarling cats, thundering herds of elephant and wildebeest. Like its meaning, the word roams the imagination, becoming other words and places, like serengeti, sahara , or Kilimanjaro . Safari crosses the landscape of the mind, until it finally merges with the name of the great continent itself, Africa. Geographia invites our readers to explore all the traditional African safari destinations, but the game parks and wildlife reserves are only the beginning of the adventure. The second largest continent on Earth, Africa contains more countries than any other. With a history of human habitation that begins with the oldest known ancestors of man, the continent's cultural wealth easily matches its natural attractions. Empires rose and fell in Africa thousands of years before the European powers began their protracted exploitation of the continent, and much pre-colonial culture remains intact.

38. An Introduction To South Africa
    history People. south africa's population of forty million is threequarters black(african) and about 15% white (European), with the remaining 10% comprised  
    http://www.geographia.com/south-africa/
    
    Extractions: South Africa Adventure Travel in South Africa Africa Homepage Geographia Home S outh Africa is one of the most geographically varied countries of the African continent, comprising territory that ranges from the rolling, fertile plains of the highveld and the wide open savanna of the Eastern Transvaal to the Kalahari desert and the peaks of the Drakensberg Mountains. While all of its diverse regions offer ample opportunities for adventure travel, the focus in South Africaas in much of sub-Saharan Africais the safari. In addition to possessing two of the world's most renowned wildlife reserves, the Kruger and the Kalahari Gemsbok National Parks, the country contains over a dozen smaller regional parks and reserves. In addition, with its excellent road and rail systems, its abundance of top-rated accommodations, and its bountiful farmlands and vineyards, South Africa allows visitors ample opportunity for more luxurious comfort along with adventuresome excitement. South Africa is located, as one might expect, on the southern tip of Africa. It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean on the west, the Indian Ocean on the south and east. Along its northern border, from west to east, lie Namibia, Botswana, and Zimbabwe, and to the northeast are Mozambique and Swaziland. Wholly-enclosed by South Africa, and situated in its eastern central plain, is the independent kingdom of Lesotho.

39. Dutch Portuguese Colonial History. Portugese En Nederlandse Koloniale Geschieden
    Part of web site dealing with the empires of these two European powers.Category Society history south Asia European Domination 1750-1947 COLONIAL history Portugese en Nederlandse Koloniale Geschiedenis Historia Colonialde Portugal e Holanda. Indonesia,Brazil,Formosa,south africa,Timor,Malacca  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Styx/6497/
    
    Extractions: D UTCH P ORTUGUESE C OLONIAL H ISTORY Visits since 03/Oct/98 Last updated: Anywhere on the coasts of Asia, America and Africa you can find a fort, a church, a geographical name or a family name, that come from Portugal. These are the remains of the first European country that explored the world in search of spices and souls. Afonso de Albuquerque's dream, was an infusion of Portuguese blood in each of the colonies. As the Dutch Governor Antonio Van Diemen said in 1642 : "Most of the Portuguese in Asia look upon this region as their fatherland, and think no more about Portugal" In XVth century a small nation as Portugal began to explore the Atlantic ocean , since 1415 (conquest of Ceuta, Morocco) the Portuguese explored the African's coasts in search of a road to the East; and in 1487 Bartolomeu Dias doubled the cape of Good Hope. After ten years (1497-1499) Vasco de Gama arrived in India (18 May 1498), and opened a new trading route between Europe and Asia.

40. African Family History Network
    There are groups or organisations whose concerns are linked to family history. Togive just one example, there is a group in south africa that is promoting a  
    http://www.geocities.com/Athens/7783/
    
    Extractions: Home Memory Box Index BBS ... Software Looking for the Computer Interest Group of the Genealogical Society of South Africa? Click here This web site is intended to be a link for family historians in Africa, and especially in Southern Africa. Family history is linked to other branches of history local history, social history, church history and so on. The aim of this site is to encourage cooperation between these branches of historical studies, and between amateur and professional historians. If you are interested in any of these topics, please contribute by posting messages in the message board, suggesting links, and contributing material for the pages themselves. Why a network? Leave a message Bulletin boards (BBS) The best way of making contact with other family historians is to leave a message on one of the message forums saying who you are and what your interests are. You can ask to be notified by e-mail if there are responses. Top of page Table of contents Index of pages on this site Leave a message This web site does not represent any organisation, group or institution. There is no committee or constitution. There are no membership fees to pay. The title of the main page on the site is

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