The Boer War. The British slaughter of black and white people.

 The Zulu people are also very envious of Mozala... ...South Africa. Right, gold and diamonds! The Dutch who settled in South Africa after the 17th century... ...they were separated from their home country and created their own country. Well, 500,000 at the end of the 19th century, it's not that big... ...but these Boers found gold and diamonds for nothing and threw themselves at the English. The Iraqi form of oil... ...has mobilized 450,000 troops just to subdue 500,000 people. Are the Boers a true warrior race? In the end, he was defeated and tortured, and at this time the Nazi learned and used the English camps. The funny thing is, as you can see in the movie Power of One, they put all the racist responsibilities on the original Germans, including Germany and the Netherlands, and they were not responsible... But it's all the same if you don't treat anyone like a fool. In addition, the British are responsible for racism in South Africa by inflicting harsh acts on the Boers. The movie and the novel................ It's amazing. Well, I'm the only one who's turned over to the Boers, and later, when South Africa became independent of England, it led to severe racism... ...but didn't the British people benefit from it? For your information, South Africa was threatened by international criticism in the 1980s and had several nuclear bombs. It was in the movie Robocop at that time... ...before the black government came into power in the 1990s. German Emperor Wilhelm II also sent a message of consolation to the Boers... called the war in which machine guns were used on a large scale along with the Russo-Japanese War, and Churchill was captured by the Boers when he was young. The South African War, the Battle of India's Tohos, the Battle of Gallipoli in World War I, the Prime Minister in World War II... ...is said to be a terrible water polo barrel... ...and it's a mistake for him to enter the Great War. ============================================================================ The Bohr War ended on December 31, 1902. The Bohr War broke out in October 1899 between Britain and Transvaal in South Africa. Boer, meaning "farmer" in Dutch, refers to a Dutch white man who built the Republic of Transvaal. Therefore, the Bohr War was a war between white people in southern Africa. In the late 19th century, South Africa was divided into the British colony of Cape Natal and the Boerian Republic of Transvaal and the Oranae Free State. War clouds began to circulate in the area in 1867 when the British set foot in the area after a gold mine was discovered in Transvaal and a diamond mine was discovered in Auranye. Transvaal, who was trying to protect the gold mine, and Britain, who was trying to take it away, entered into conflict in 1881, and when Transvaal signed a military alliance with Oranaye, the same Bohr country, Britain decided to wage an all-out war. The British captured the Republic of Transvaal a year after the war began, and eight months later, they seized the Oranae Free State and declared the annexation of the two countries. The combined Bor forces of Transvaal and Oranaye launched a counterattack through guerrilla warfare, liberating most of the two countries at one time and attacking British territory, but Britain poured all its energy into the war as if it were national luck. At that time, in order to subdue the Boers with a population of 500,000 and a total of 70,000 troops, England released 450,000 troops, killing and burning them at random, and the Boers, who felt threatened with extinction, finally knelt down on their knees. Britain's victory in the war led to the colonization of South Africa as a whole, but it was strongly criticized by world public opinion. The Boers were the losers of the Boer War, but eventually remained the mainstream force in South Africa. Until Mandela's regime was established in 1994 in the first multiethnic election, the Boer ruled South Africa as "white among whites" and practiced racism symbolized by apartheid in its worst form.