- each
other to
produce an
improvised military camp. It is also
known as a
laager (from Afrikaans),
especially in
historical African contexts, and a tabor...
- Gruetli-
Laager (/ˈɡruːtli ˈlɑːɡər/ GROOT-lee LAH-gər) is a city in
Grundy County, Tennessee,
United States. The po****tion was 1,813 at the 2010 census...
- (spear) motif.
After p****ing
through the gate one
finds oneself inside a big
laager consisting of 64 ox-wagons made out of
decorative granite.: 15 The same...
-
wagons would force the
wagons into an open column,
instead of an
enclosed laager as
successfully emplo****
defensively at
Veglaer on 12
August 1838. The military...
-
infantry manned the
laager. The
gunners had been told that if the
Zulus got in
close they were to
abandon their guns and make for the
laager. Wood's
force mustered...
-
could see the
relief column laagering on the
south bank of the
Neyzane (now Inyezane) on the
evening of 1 April. The
laager was
sited on a 300 ft (91 m)...
-
bushmen about the impi's
arrival two days beforehand.
Every man in the
laager(camp) went to his
designated post, the
muzzles of the
muskets were rinsed...
- "Polytechnikum", also at Zurich). In the
early 1890s, with his
students Fritz Laager and
Theordor Erismann,
Kleiner conducted experiments to
determine if changes...
-
Laager Point is a con****uous
headland extending out from
President Beaches on
Byers Peninsula,
Livingston Island in the
South Shetland Islands, Antarctica...
- The
theatre was
named the
Laager by
prominent theatre personality and
social activist Pieter-Dirk Uys in 1979. A
laager, also
known as a
wagon fort...
