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Isandlwana (Zulu pronunciation: [ísanˈdɮwáːna]) (older
spelling Isandhlwana, also
sometimes seen as Isandula) is an
isolated hill in the KwaZulu-Natal...
- The
battles of
Isandhlwana and Rorke's
Drift were two
related engagements of the Zulu War: The
battle of
Isandhlwana,
January 22, 1879 The
battle of Rorke's...
- The
Battle of
Isandlwana (alternative spelling:
Isandhlwana) on 22
January 1879 was the
first major encounter in the Anglo-Zulu War
between the British...
- such
lavishness in
commendation was
designed to ****uage the
disaster at
Isandhlwana and to re****ure a
skeptical Victorian public that the
fighting ability...
- takeoneinplease.com for
commentary in
British film
section on how
Victorians managed to
change perceptions of
battles of Rorke's
Drift and
Isandhlwana....
- (23 mi) from Dundee, 18 km (11 mi) from
Helpmekaar and 16 km (10 mi) from
Isandhlwana. In 1876 the Rev. 0. Witt
established a
Swedish mission sta Type of site:...
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awarded the VC. On 22
January 1879
after the
disaster of the
Battle of
Isandhlwana,
South Africa,
Lieutenant Melvill made
efforts to save the Queen's Colour...
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which is one of the
famous places of the 1878-79 Anglo-Zulu War and
Isandhlwana is
another important place of that war
located about 20 km SE of the...
- than 1,000
British soldiers in a
single day. The Zulu
deployment at
Isandhlwana showed the well-organized
tactical system that had made the Zulu kingdom...
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Aberdeenshire Died 22
January 1879
Battle of
Isandhlwana, Natal,
British Empire (now
South Africa)
Buried Isandhlwana,
South Africa Allegiance United Kingdom...
