- 1980,
Rhodesians had to
adjust to
being an
ethnic minority in a
country with a
black majority government.
Although a
significant number of
Rhodesians remained...
-
Africa at the time.
White Rhodesians mostly spoke English, with a
minority that
spoke Afrikaans.
Approximately 70% of
black Rhodesians spoke Shona, and around...
-
witnessed the Mau Mau Rebellion,
Rhodesians refused to
allow the majority-rule
policy to come into effect. Much of the
Rhodesian economy as well as the land...
- "
Rhodesians Never Die" is a
Rhodesian patriotic song,
written and
first recorded by
Rhodesian singer-songwriter Clem
Tholet in 1973.
Though originally...
- The
Rhodesian Ridgeback is a
large dog
breed originally bred in
Southern Africa. The
original breed standard was
drafted by F.R. Barnes, in Bulawayo,...
- the
pound was
replaced by the dollar, at a rate of £1
Rhodesian = $2
Rhodesian, so $1
Rhodesian was US$1.40. In 1964,
coins were
introduced for 6d, 1/–...
- Rhodesia,
subsequently known as Rhodesia.
Formed in
March 1962 by
white Rhodesians opposed to
decolonisation and
majority rule, it won that December's general...
-
reconstitution and
renaming as Zimbabwe.
Rhodesian p****ports were
ostensibly valid for
travel by
Rhodesians anywhere in the world, but in
practice they...
- war."
Huggins to a
draft of 700
Rhodesians bound for the
Middle East, 14
April 1940 As in
World War I,
white Rhodesians volunteered for the
forces readily...
- The
Rhodesian dollar (R$ or Rh$, RHD) was the
currency of
Rhodesia between 1970 and 1980. It was
subdivided into 100 cents. The
dollar was introduced...
