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South Africa History Documentary 1652-1902 🇿🇦 From Colonial Settlements to the Spion Kop Showdown. 

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Embark on a historical journey through South Africa's tumultuous past in this detailed documentary, spanning from the first European settlement in 1652 to the pivotal moments leading to the 20th century. Discover the roots of the Afrikaner nation, the clash of cultures, and the fierce battles that shaped the land against the backdrop of British colonial expansion. This narrative not only unfolds the establishment and struggle of the Afrikaner people but also dives into the rich tapestry of African tribal groups, including the Zulus, Xhosas, and the indigenous San and Khoi peoples, setting the stage for a complex and diverse cultural heritage.
This film culminates in the harrowing events of the Anglo Boer War, highlighting the strategic and devastating Battle of Spion Kop fought over the 23rd and 24th of January 1900. Witness the resilience of a people and the birth of a nation, underscored by the personal stories of figures like Winston Churchill and Mahatma Gandhi, whose philosophies were shaped amidst the war's brutality. Delve into the significance of this battle and the broader conflict, which saw not only the confrontation between Boer and British forces but also the involvement of these African tribes, each playing a pivotal role in the region's history.
This is a tale of courage, conflict, and the indomitable spirit of South Africa, brought to life with expert insights from South African Military Historian Ray Heron and produced by Tekweni TV Productions. Offering a comprehensive and engaging exploration of the struggles and resilience that have defined South Africa, this documentary invites viewers to join a journey through time, uncovering the stories of heroism, endurance, and the spirit of a country forged in the crucible of conflict. ‪@Tekweni‬
Video Chapters:
1. Arrival of Jan van Riebeeck 00:00:00
2. 1820 British Settlers 00:02:03
3. Nguni People migrate south from central Africa 00:02:47
4. Khoi People 00:03:37
5. The Great Trek 00:06:15
6. King Dingane and Piet Retief 00:08:37
7. Battle of Blood River (Ncome River) 00:11:06
8. Discovery of Diamonds in Kimberley 00:13:21
9. Anglo Zulu War 00:14:10
10. Discovery of Gold in the Transvaal 00:15:02
11 Transvaal War of Independence 00:15:55
12. Battle of Majuba 00:16:03
13. Discovery of Gold on the Witwatersrand 00:17:28
14. Paul Kruger 00:18:09
15. Cecil John Rhodes 00:18:57
16. Jameson Raid 00:19:23
17. Lord Alfred Milner meets with Paul Kruger 00:22:01
18. Start of the Anglo Boer War 00:24:45
19. First of the Modern Wars 00:27:22
20. Talana - First Battle 00:29:21
21. Siege of Ladysmith 00:29:56
22. General Buller 00:30:28
23. Battle of Colenso 00:31:32
24. Field conditions and British troop movements
for the Relief of Ladysmith 00:34:15
25. Earl of Dundonald 00:36:30
26. Sir Charles Warren at Trichardt’s Drift 00:38:07
27. General Woodgate 00:39:49
28. Major Alexander Thornycraft 00:40:07
29. British troop preparation for the capture of
Spion Kop 00:40:35
30. Battle of Spion Kop 00:44:04
31. Eastern side of Spion Kop 00:47:54
32. Position of British at Spion Kop 00:48:48
33. Winston Churchill 00:49:59
34. British with fixed bayonets storm Boer positions 00:50:31
35. General Woodgate mortally wounded 00:51:35
36. Naval guns fire from Mount Alice 00:52:22
37. General Thornycraft promoted to rank of
Brigadier 00:54:01
38. Trenches 00:54:57
39. Boer General Prinsloo 00:55:55
40. Denys Reitz’s book ‘Commando’ 00:55:59
41. General Botha regroups retreating Boers 00:56:34
42. Robert Riddel leads men to Twin Peaks 00:57:11
43. Boers and British retreat in opposite directions
and Spion Kop considered Boer Victory 00:58:10
44. Battle of Vaal Kranz 00:59:05
45. Battle of Tugela Heights 00:59:21
46. Relief of Ladysmith 00:59:33
47. Fascinating facts of 3 men at Spion Kop 00:59:56
48. Louis Botha becomes first Prime Minster
of the Union of South Africa 01:00:1846.
49. Winston Churchill 01:00:24
50. Mahatma Gandhi serving as a stretcher bearer 01:00:31
51. Acre of Massacre Memorial 01:00:49
52. Burning of Boer Farms 01:02:28
53. Boer Woman and Children taken to camps 01:02:31
54. Block houses built to defeat Boers
(bitter-enders) who continued to fight 01:03:18
For an enriching exploration of the Battle of Spion Kop and other significant KZN Battlefields alongside Raymond Heron and his son Alastair, connect with Spion Kop Lodge. Delve into history with their guided tours. Learn more and book your experience at: www.spionkop.co.za/activities...

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@Tekweni
@Tekweni 3 года назад
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@davisutton1
@davisutton1 3 года назад
I kept learning and learning, and just before the twenty minute mark, I learned some more. This is stunning. Do bother.
@waynegabler6570
@waynegabler6570 3 года назад
I saw this vid a few years ago, not one has come close to the honesty shown. (except Benjamin Freedman and Miko Peled) While not specified in the vid I go by 1815 as whrn the Dutch Bankers gained control of the Bank of England so from moment on the military actions by the UK were orders coming from their new owners, the Dutch. The hill where the number killed still stands would not be European Royals but the first blacks invited to join the British Military and the Dutch and English plotted the fake battle to kill all of them. Both as a record that still stands today and as a message to all the blacks in Africa. Slaves do not ever elevate above being slaves.
@mantjiramoshai383
@mantjiramoshai383 3 года назад
@@davisutton1 8
@waynegabler6570
@waynegabler6570 3 года назад
@Cro Magnon They are the best of friends, neither cared that the money to fight a religious war against the RCC came from Dutch slave traders and black market items. Look up how Denmark and Sweden were the ones against the Christians if the 30 years war. Even worse was the Bohemian Reforms
@waynegabler6570
@waynegabler6570 3 года назад
@Cro Magnon That is Germany after the Norman invasion in 1000AD. France gave then the area now known as Belgium. England let them establish banks that sent money back to the Netherlands. When a rich German marries a virgin Jewish bride, all the children are Jewish, they inherit the wealth when he dies. In other cases, a Jewish man marries a rich Gentile woman and all the children are raised as Catholics (still controlled by the fathers people but without the benefits of being Jewish.. (not the Vatican kind) and that is who was used to push the Reforms that went on between 1300 and 1800? All geared towards exterminating the RCC and the honest Christians in that group. Want the vids that show the 30 Years War?
@magnify999
@magnify999 Год назад
As a black South African, I am always blown away to hear the different parts of our history. This was well done, I have learnt so much. Thank you so much! My hope and prayer is that South Africa would have leaders that have a vision to build something more lasting that than what we have right now. As tragic as this history was for the Boers and British, and the many more black South Africans, may God help us find a way to wade through the hurts, tragic past and injustices, the shed blood, and the multitude of many other differences in order to build a better South Africa for all.
@Tekweni
@Tekweni Год назад
Thank you Lwazi for your response, glad that you found it interesting and informative. Have you seen our documentary : The Flawed Genius of Jan Smuts - South African 20th Century History Documentary? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4qaZR4vRHY0.html
@LK-cv3hr
@LK-cv3hr Год назад
Yeah…I love what your people have done to the place. So much improvement
@charles.patrickbasson4040
@charles.patrickbasson4040 Год назад
Hi start with reading The scrabble for Africa Thomas pakeham
@elizabethgroenewald2858
@elizabethgroenewald2858 Год назад
I agree with you 100%
@christelclarkeJbay
@christelclarkeJbay Год назад
Amen 🙏
@Jalef.aaa77
@Jalef.aaa77 2 года назад
A black South African 18 years of age and I appreciate this part of history sir . Sadly we are not taught history in such detail in modern South Africa . We are tired of being taught about Mandela and apartheid every year.
@dinatembo5144
@dinatembo5144 Год назад
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@vuyanimaster2212
@vuyanimaster2212 8 месяцев назад
u must be ashamed of yourself!
@realnews8075
@realnews8075 8 месяцев назад
Research Dr Lwazi lushaba if you want to know what a white devil is to black people how they think and do things
@noone-zm2rl
@noone-zm2rl 8 месяцев назад
Jung man learn the history of south Africa DOINT fall for the EFF and the ANC lies and DOINT fall for the 30% pass rate at school learn and you will have a great future
@yerasmus4025
@yerasmus4025 8 месяцев назад
You are amazing! Well done for seeking truth for yourself. I encourage you to watch Peter Hammond's interview with Mandela and to totally break free from propaganda. We all have been lied to. Even us Afrikaners. Our leaders were also infiltrated by Freemasons (by the way Mandela was also one).
@locarnese5598
@locarnese5598 4 года назад
By far the best format documentary I've ever seen. 1) A charismatic storyteller doing the narrating. 2) Just enough eye-candy in the form of reenactors and period drawings and photographs. 3) NO ANNOYING MUSIC. 4) A gripping narrative stringing it all together. 5) NO ANNOYING MUSIC. Well done.
@vellbariaofficial
@vellbariaofficial 3 года назад
Influencers and reviewers especially in the make up beauty community.. take notes please?
@nkosinathi7645
@nkosinathi7645 2 года назад
It's misleading
@BronzeStrowman
@BronzeStrowman 2 года назад
@@nkosinathi7645 how?
@nkosinathi7645
@nkosinathi7645 2 года назад
@@BronzeStrowman Visit your local library or any book store and study. This old man is regurgitating the miseducation they taught us back in high school.
@heinomaritz9607
@heinomaritz9607 2 года назад
@@nkosinathi7645 what are you talking about? The voortrekkers were the only people to actually damage the empires' forces...yet you are still crying about everything and once you had the leadership, they have not given the power to none of you?!
@marcof.8715
@marcof.8715 Год назад
Watched this before, but just had to watch it again. It's one of the greatest independent documentary of SA history that I have ever watched. This is better than the history channel. Thank you sir. You are a really great story teller. Much respect for you sir.
@andrewbotha8602
@andrewbotha8602 5 месяцев назад
ALL GIVEN DECEIT AND LIES HISTORICAL GIVEN HISTORY. THAT IS WHAT YOU WANT TO HEAR. The profound thing is that in 1410 European Tartarians were living in Port Elizabeth. This was long before your Black Invaders arrived in 1850 at the ORANGE RIVER. Do prove me wrong!
@felicityjohnson4109
@felicityjohnson4109 8 месяцев назад
Thank you! This was by far the best history lesson for me about my own country. Every single person in SA should watch this so we can better understand our complicated and still very new country. Profound. And an excellent presenter.
@andrewbotha8602
@andrewbotha8602 5 месяцев назад
The profound thing is that in 1410 European Tartarians were living in Port Elizabeth. This was long before your Black Invaders arrived in 1850 at the ORANGE RIVER. Do prove me wrong!
@denisradford2490
@denisradford2490 5 месяцев назад
A well told story of South African history. Tragic. War never brings anything but despair and loss of life to the average man in the street, yet we continue to fight. Neither the victor or or the loser wins when wars are fought. The loss of life, the loss of ones possessions and the loss of dignity, one wonders if it is all worth it. But yet we dont learn from it. Thank you so very much for your time in producing this film.
@theazwarts3792
@theazwarts3792 День назад
If any one have the change to go to the Women's Memorial in Bloemfontein you Will notice that their are memorial plates next to the paving off all the consentration- camps that was built for cildren, Mothers and Grandparents and who was taken to the camp by the English soldiers during third part of the Anglo-Boerwar 2. You will see that Black people who was in the same camp as the white people were remove by the soldiers to their own camp and 26000 was died in the camps and 27000 white people was died in their own camps. In other words they started Apartheid and all the people was mistreated and reseaved bad food and water. 😢😢😢
@SpindarellaMotloung
@SpindarellaMotloung 4 месяца назад
I’m so happy to be here!!! I want to learn more about my country 🇿🇦 I have hope that things will turn around.
@legitbeans9078
@legitbeans9078 4 месяца назад
Me too. I'm Irish but I really feel for the plight of the SA people. What a mess due to the brits.
@simonkretzschmar1338
@simonkretzschmar1338 3 года назад
one of the best narrated, informed and clear clips I have seen on the subject. Absolutely great work
@ammitpchawda3610
@ammitpchawda3610 2 года назад
I am from India and I wanted to know more about the Boer conflict, this video has satisfied my interest. A very well made documentary specifically the person who is explaining the entire episode has done a great job, I also love his tone of speech.
@janbrand3713
@janbrand3713 8 месяцев назад
I am sure all nations with the least respect for themselves will fight for their sovereignty
@janbrand3713
@janbrand3713 8 месяцев назад
Brliant synopsis of the days of SA since JAN VAN RIEBEECK and to the end of the second ANGLO BOER WAR.THE narration exceedingly well done without emotion but factly
@democratpro
@democratpro 7 месяцев назад
Raciss!💉✊🏿💪🏿🇨🇳
@andrewbotha8602
@andrewbotha8602 5 месяцев назад
You do not know the truth until you read what I placed about this invasion of Black Races fro central Africa after 1850.
@BoKkoMs50
@BoKkoMs50 3 года назад
This makes me incredibly humble, honoured and proud of my heritage. To learn what my forefathers had to go through is a humbling experience . I would love to see more videos like this!
@balajipenumalli
@balajipenumalli 3 года назад
One of THE BEST narrations and gratitude towards all those who fought wars to bring peace to us. May this earth see no more wars.
@who-ny5oe
@who-ny5oe Год назад
Hopefully one day we get there. At least today there are less wars today than any other period of history
@moosesnWoop
@moosesnWoop 5 лет назад
Thank You for uploading this.
@theunis6681
@theunis6681 5 лет назад
Beautifully done. Thank you.
@lcdubs7847
@lcdubs7847 3 года назад
I imagine sitting down for a drink with this guy would mean hours of fascinating stories. Great story-teller.
@jesperkennolsen3109
@jesperkennolsen3109 3 года назад
Ok, So this guy, whoever he is, needs to do more videos. Urgently! One of the best narrated documentaries I've seen as political scientist (Copenhagen Univercity). Greetings from Scandinavia.
@carlahlers4149
@carlahlers4149 3 года назад
He is South African Military Historian, Ray Heron. from Spion Kop Lodge
@nicolelochren9560
@nicolelochren9560 3 года назад
@@carlahlers4149 ..... as in YNWA Liverpool ?
@johnjefferson657
@johnjefferson657 3 года назад
What a twist of wording to liberate history.
@marcussegoviano5395
@marcussegoviano5395 3 года назад
@@nicolelochren9560 exactly,that’s where The Kop got its name
@btjmrp
@btjmrp 3 года назад
Ray heron excellent his accent sounds more Rhodesian than South African. He’s an excellent storyteller
@tomjeffersonwasright2288
@tomjeffersonwasright2288 5 лет назад
Thanks for a very clear explanation of a very complex part of a war.
@lebogangpapalagae8344
@lebogangpapalagae8344 2 года назад
This is so so well narrated, well documented and well visualized. I rarely comment on RU-vid, but yaaei😀, you tell it like you lived it. Keep it up👌
@Bullbotha
@Bullbotha 2 года назад
My great grandfather David Petrus Botha 1883-1973 took part in the Siege of Ladysmith against the British, He told my uncle when he was a boy while giving him a bedtime story, that the thundering of the British cavalry horses hooves was terrifying. He was still a young teenager at the time he fought.
@dodecahedron7910
@dodecahedron7910 2 года назад
Was he related to Louis Botha or the Mathys Andries Botha Family by any chance?
@levrushforth6946
@levrushforth6946 Год назад
Wow thanks for the interesting history! ❤
@FenderGreg
@FenderGreg Год назад
I always picked the side of the Boers when learning about the wars here in the USA. Botha is cool surname to have indeed.
@democratpro
@democratpro 7 месяцев назад
🤣🤣🤣scared of a pony!? 😭😢🤣he prolly got the vaxxx and wears a mask, too!🤣💉✊🏿💪🏿
@Dredsed
@Dredsed 6 месяцев назад
​@fenderGreg you picked wrong
@roccodragani7101
@roccodragani7101 3 года назад
absolutely enjoyed this. always wanted to know more about South Africa, thank you
@nkosinathi7645
@nkosinathi7645 2 года назад
It's nonsense
@davidmoller6985
@davidmoller6985 3 года назад
Excellent, thank you! I'm a history teacher, and you kept it simple and interesting all the way!
@brennorris1720
@brennorris1720 3 года назад
Had me enthralled from start to finish. Thank you.
@adrianlapoorta358
@adrianlapoorta358 4 года назад
Well done on that lesson Sir this is the first history lesson I’ve had and not been bored.
@TheVeek192
@TheVeek192 4 года назад
Boredom is YOUR state of mind. No one but you is responsible for your entertainment.
@alexlazarou4559
@alexlazarou4559 3 года назад
Agreed.. Very informative
@adrianlapoorta358
@adrianlapoorta358 3 года назад
@vee kay.you saying that now because you an adult and know better now but back in school when you had to sit through this lesson of something you were totally not Interested in where you not board.
@kenoakden9635
@kenoakden9635 3 года назад
Adrian Lapoorta d
@xrpmaxi8839
@xrpmaxi8839 3 года назад
@@TheVeek192 Oh so you NEVER get bored then huh? Ok.
@landibear6509
@landibear6509 8 месяцев назад
Brilliantly done! I was that one particular and proud nerd at school that actually enjoyed all subjects and loved going to school. My favourite subject, then and now, was history. My mother gave me sound advice one night whilst studying for a history final exam. She said to read everything first as though it was a story, which essentially it is, and to forget about learning the names and dates and places at first. First read the story and then read it again to learn everything else but once you know the story, everything else falls into place. That helped me a lot. I recently found out that to boost the morale of her soldiers, Queen Victoria, who I am sure had been shielded from most of the horrors of war, sent tins of chocolate treats she commissioned from various companies, including Cadbury, to the soldiers. I have this sad vision of them enjoying their treats on one side of the fence while on the other side of it there is a child looking at them eat while starving to death themselves. That being said, if we are going to remain upset about what happened in history and keep one foot in the past the whole time, we are going to remain angry unnecessarily and run the risk of repeating history instead of embracing a better future. Again, very well done. If you are not a historian or a history teacher of some sorts, you should be.
@mary-annnagel9840
@mary-annnagel9840 4 года назад
We will not & cant forget our past! Thank you for sharing, God bless
@probuildcreations330
@probuildcreations330 3 года назад
I don't know where I was during history lessons in South Africa during the 70s, but I sure knew that I had no real understanding of what was being taught. Maybe I realized there was such a spin put on it that it was not worth paying attention? This one hour video taught me more than 10'years of schooling! Very well done and thank you! I'm subscribed and look forward to watching all your content.
@unwoke1652
@unwoke1652 Год назад
Blame your teacher, blame yourself. I grew up in the 1970's and enjoyed history. My typical mark was 100%. I read a lot and didn't waste time on social exploits. Always discerning fact over opinion.
@hattinourse1774
@hattinourse1774 3 года назад
Excellently presented. Thank you so much for creating and sharing this
@danielfoley946
@danielfoley946 3 года назад
Thank you Mr. you are one of the best history tellers i have seen until now. You did a good job and are appreciated.
@TheCathyhorn
@TheCathyhorn 4 года назад
Thank you very much for taking the time and effort to compile and present. Historical data is important and must stay documented in every possible form.
@iggyortful
@iggyortful 4 года назад
Thank you for a very interesting video. As a long range rifle competitor, I have always been interested in the history of South Africa because of the Anglo-Boer Wars.
@jean-lucvautour9789
@jean-lucvautour9789 4 года назад
Riveting, & much appreciated!
@hubertvandermerwe
@hubertvandermerwe 3 года назад
That was amazing!! Thank you.
@MarnusvdMerwe
@MarnusvdMerwe 5 лет назад
Fantastic comprehensive brief of South African history the World know little about, thank you!!
@TheVeek192
@TheVeek192 4 года назад
It's not about "the world."
@asAbsolute
@asAbsolute 3 года назад
@@TheVeek192 He's saying the world knows little about this history.
@philliplyn2692
@philliplyn2692 4 года назад
Loving this one thanks for sharing very important information giving thanks blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🙏🙏🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲💪💪💪
@jchodler5403
@jchodler5403 3 года назад
Baie dankie vir die video. Dit het my baie gehelp verstaan.
@synappticuser5669
@synappticuser5669 3 года назад
Fascinating to get such perspective and insight. Great presentation Sir, you grasped my interest at the beginning and held it all the way. I'll be tuning in to more of the history of South Africa. Best Wishes from Scotland. McIntyre
@vinnydavinci1734
@vinnydavinci1734 4 года назад
A good and thorough documentary. Thank you😇
@nessuno1948
@nessuno1948 3 года назад
Fascinating! In my youth I was a Wilbur Smith's novels avid reader and now, in a very few minutes, I can remember them and put them in the real historical context. Thank you, from Italy.
@davidjames5517
@davidjames5517 4 года назад
Excellent. Engaging, informative, fair, balanced . Thank you.
@trivagravia4837
@trivagravia4837 4 года назад
This man deserves more land in Africa , he has a balanced and fair narration of what happened ..he is not biased..he tells it as it was...
@stikupartist3698
@stikupartist3698 3 года назад
Apartheid is over. He'll have to earn and buy that land today. No more free bees.
@ioijiopjkiopjkp
@ioijiopjkiopjkp 7 месяцев назад
Deserves more land? What a strange thing to say.
@WHKCCP
@WHKCCP 26 дней назад
No, the permanently disadvantaged decendants of the Bantu invaders are entiteld to get it for free. s​@@stikupartist3698
@RossVE-ut3ui
@RossVE-ut3ui 13 дней назад
I know you posted this comment over 3 years ago. I'd just like to know how you could validate your answer, in terms of a number or perhaps a percentage of Caucasian individuals that received free land from the Apartheid government. The truth is that white South Africans got preferential treatment in public spaces and so forth. However, only the elite got the privileges that you assume all whites did. As far as I'm concerned, the vast majority of South Africans have purchased their land in a democratic South Africa. Furthermore, other than through the land claims process, how do we determine the inheriters of land? How do we distribute land? Is all white owned land considered stolen? Government are the largest owners of land. They have no intention of sharing it with anyone. More and more parties seem to want to nationalize everything. Why? Because it strips citizens of their basic rights, especially with regards to property. To a lot of the more impoverished sectors of society, this may sound appealing. Why? Because it sounds like instant gratification, which is just not possible, these things take time. When you vote for the state to control everything (communism), it's just about impossible to leave.
@dasboot5903
@dasboot5903 4 года назад
Before that video, I knew a bit about the history of South Africa from the films, and a bit from the internet. As the history of every other land of the European settlement - it is a history of violence and switching the power from one to another. Thank you, Sir, for the most valuable lesson of the history of South Africa I have ever had !!!! My only son (European/Canadian) got married to a lovely white girl from South Africa and he permanently moved there on the East Coast .... living somewhere out there.
@corneliusprentjie-maker6715
@corneliusprentjie-maker6715 4 года назад
Like others say take the story as a backbone and build others differing opinion into the time/place framework. You'll enjoy how the complex and often secret polarised opinions mesh and maintain... lovely place.
@Mftw767
@Mftw767 Год назад
Hello from southern Ireland.thank you for making this most interesting well put together and explained piece of history
@sjurjans7137
@sjurjans7137 3 года назад
Wonderful video! I learned a lot! Thank-you!
@thomasb8044
@thomasb8044 4 года назад
interesting. thank you for posting this
@michaeltheunissen609
@michaeltheunissen609 4 года назад
Impartial, factual and well narrated. Really enjoyed this.
@galemats2052
@galemats2052 3 года назад
Impartial?😂😂
@Elohim2
@Elohim2 2 года назад
As soon as the documentary started, I knew he was a great story teller and a passionate historian! You would think he was there... like literally.
@tonnywildweasel8138
@tonnywildweasel8138 3 года назад
Thank you very much, sir! Learned a lot today. Greets from the Netherlands, T.
@nightdaychannel828
@nightdaychannel828 10 месяцев назад
I love documentaries and have recently stumbled upon the Boer Wars. I must say not only is this documentary very well made from a historical perspective but also that Mr. Hero's points of consideration are so well verbalize! Well done Sir!
@markbowman3019
@markbowman3019 3 года назад
Couldn't stop watching till the end. If only my history teacher was like you
@maedrosbott5274
@maedrosbott5274 2 года назад
Brilliant video, thoroughly captivating and enjoyable, very informative. Thank you
@Tekweni
@Tekweni 2 года назад
Thank you
@gsstuffmuckingabout2332
@gsstuffmuckingabout2332 3 года назад
Thank you. What an amazing video.
@TheDrFMG
@TheDrFMG 3 года назад
Incredible history lesson. Much respect from Ireland.
@boeloevanboeloefontein
@boeloevanboeloefontein 3 года назад
Back atcha. We will never forget the help we got from foreign volunteers.
@nkosinathi7645
@nkosinathi7645 2 года назад
There's no history here, it's pure nonsense
@lam1012
@lam1012 5 лет назад
Excellent view and story telling skills . Thank you so much for sharing your talent and time with us.
@nigelhamilton815
@nigelhamilton815 2 года назад
That was really interesting. Thank you.
@cornedejager7648
@cornedejager7648 4 года назад
Great video, thank you.
@gertvanniekerk46
@gertvanniekerk46 2 месяца назад
Brilliant Video professionally presented thanking you! I am a mechanical engineer but was high schooled in a technical college thus only had history until grade seven, in my day standard five, but studied history especially military history on my own from the age of six years old and that is why I can see and hear the hard work this presenter put in to go give us the finite detail of these events-thanking you AGAIN!
@forlinginst
@forlinginst 4 года назад
Brilliant story-telling. The best way to teach.
@nr875
@nr875 3 года назад
Thank you so much! This was wonderful. I thought you were respectful of both viewpoints and having you explain where they are coming from is very helpful to understanding the long running tensions. I never knew about the Calvinist outlook and similar to settlers in the American West, the difficulty and resiliency required to homestead connects them to the land in a way others are not. It makes a great deal of sense why they fought so hard to control it-both with the tribes and the British.
@warrenpieterse6002
@warrenpieterse6002 2 года назад
It is so sad that wherever white people go thru have to FIGHT to KEEP what was not theirs to begin with! My ancestors have them parcels of land here in the Cape, but this was not enough for them and because of greed they then set out to completely disposes my forefathers of their land and livestock. This is a blight that the white Afrikaners have against them to this very day. Most of them to this day are still fighting to retain what was not theirs to begin with, with a sense of entitlement that puts them at loggerheads with everyone in the country. I have said many times that a humble acknowledgement of what they did wrong, together with a relinquishing of what they have usurped will go a long way. But until then, their fight and struggle will sadly continue...
@nr875
@nr875 2 года назад
@@warrenpieterse6002 That is true it was not theirs but they took it. Similar to lots of other places, the land was taken, however it seems far fetched to assume they will give it back. Current generations are not going to pay that price for what their ancestors did. So minus a total return of land, what could they do to move forward?
@cornecloete69
@cornecloete69 7 месяцев назад
​@@warrenpieterse6002and yet.... you still sit with your silver spoon buried deep in your gat and enjoy the rewards. You are welcome to give it away at any point. 🙄
@lungandlovu983
@lungandlovu983 Год назад
This is the best documentary ever. Thank you for the information
@blususpect
@blususpect 2 года назад
Very detailed explanation sir! Thank you!
@kikimanchester
@kikimanchester 3 года назад
I wish this man had been my History Teacher. I really was fascinated by this and I have never been to South Africa.
@jeffrox7739
@jeffrox7739 3 года назад
this was a great presentation, thank you for sharing!
@DavyBrando
@DavyBrando 2 года назад
@Daydreaming Synergy DEA Why are you? You're not an African, stay out of it.
@devaneaton4651
@devaneaton4651 3 года назад
Great video , thank you !
@360eagleeye4
@360eagleeye4 Год назад
So glad I found this. Thank you.
@docmix
@docmix 4 года назад
A beautifully articulated, informative and nicely produced presentation. Thank you.
@hanibalbarca7663
@hanibalbarca7663 4 года назад
I learned a lot from this video.
@nkosinathi7645
@nkosinathi7645 2 года назад
You learned nonsense, this thing is lying
@waynegabler6570
@waynegabler6570 2 года назад
I am totally impressed with the honesty, especially about what really happened in the first few minutes of the vid.
@pennyfoulkes8717
@pennyfoulkes8717 3 года назад
Really enjoyed listening to this. I found it absolutely fascinating.
@tmstade
@tmstade 4 года назад
Thank you for sharing the history of South Africa
@tmstade
@tmstade 4 года назад
Rude Boy 77 I’m interested in the history of South Africa. Tell me your history.
@biglen957
@biglen957 4 года назад
fascinating. thank you.
@mariadacre5875
@mariadacre5875 3 года назад
A great channel and this is a good video.
@masegothebe3351
@masegothebe3351 3 года назад
Thank u...good history class
@Mistermeena1
@Mistermeena1 Год назад
What an awesome video. I love the narration with accompanying pictures and video without loads of music and other production. Just excellent story telling. I'd love to see Ray speak in person. I had the privilege of seeing David Rattray speak on Isandlwana during school. South Africa has many amazing (if sad) stories to be told and they deserve good story tellers. Speaking of school, is that a Michaelhouse badge I see over his left shoulder?
@Tekweni
@Tekweni Год назад
Thanks Gerard for the positive response on the video, not sure about the Michaelhouse badge. We too had the privilege of recording legendary Anglo-Zulu War expert David Rattray at Isandlwana : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pcxShXTbTJc.html
@bengunn3698
@bengunn3698 4 года назад
Very interesting presentation,thanks.
@kenziebaker4417
@kenziebaker4417 2 года назад
This was amazing. Thank you
@christheone248
@christheone248 Год назад
Thanks for a wonderful video on the war between the Boere and the English. Love it
@mattmck1929
@mattmck1929 4 года назад
THIS IS A BRILLIANT DOCUMENTARY
@WimalSamarasinghe
@WimalSamarasinghe 4 года назад
Thank you Ray Heron for an excellent narrative that gives us so much perspective of those historical events in the Boer War
@mikehogan9265
@mikehogan9265 3 года назад
Found this site by accident and really enjoyed your video. I don't live in SA now but I do know and have visited all the battlefields in Natal. Majored in History at Natal U in the 70's where Professor Duminy lectured SA History. Subsequently taught History before changing to a business career. With both my grandfathers having fought in the Boer war, one in the Imperial Light Horse (he was Australian) and the other in Kitchener's Fighting Scouts the Boer war has always been of interest to me. I intend viewing all your videos albeit from a nostalgic point of view as I now live in Oz. I have recommended your videos to my 3 children for background on the country in which they were born.
@ashleydrynan5603
@ashleydrynan5603 4 года назад
Thanks for the information Sir!
@peterfeltham5612
@peterfeltham5612 3 года назад
Absolutely fascinating and so educational.Very well told,brilliant.
@141sharon270
@141sharon270 4 года назад
I really enjoyed this video, it was very well narrated and was made interesting. I read a lot of books, fiction, that take place in S Africa and although they are fictional, the stories fit in with real characters and history from the mid 1800's to the turn of the century. This documentary cleared up the confusion and put things in perspective. Thank you very much for this highly interesting and enjoyable video.
@Gismho
@Gismho 7 дней назад
What a fantastic description and detailed piece of information explained in absolute truth!!!! Thanks for the information!!!!
@shemaneexpressdeliveriespt8869
Clean, Clear and Straight forward narration of history of Southern part of Africa. Well done and thanks to you My Good Sir..
@johannox4161
@johannox4161 3 года назад
Please do more videos like! It is unbiased, informative and straight to the point. Thank you, baie dankie
@pulemolefe6104
@pulemolefe6104 3 года назад
Coming from the sincerest place. This is veeeeeery biased history. Do your research. Too many gaps in this story that you need to fill in
@johannox4161
@johannox4161 3 года назад
@@pulemolefe6104 oky will you please be so kind and educate us with the gaps that he missed? Make a video and post the link. Cant wait to see😁
@pulemolefe6104
@pulemolefe6104 3 года назад
@@johannox4161 I'm not a content creator bud. If you stopped being an internet troll and did a 5 minute Google search you wouldn't be overly thankful for an hour long general knowledge video 🙂
@andrewdutoit9571
@andrewdutoit9571 3 года назад
@@pulemolefe6104 This vid is about the Boer/ Afrikaaner people...
@Umdloti
@Umdloti 5 лет назад
Very enjoyable, thank you.
@jamaicantradingacademy3052
@jamaicantradingacademy3052 5 лет назад
This is a load of gabage
@andrewdutoit9571
@andrewdutoit9571 3 года назад
@@jamaicantradingacademy3052 Why?
@randomvideoshere6540
@randomvideoshere6540 2 года назад
You are so good at telling this story. Am more in awe of your voice and charisma than the misery I feel just listening to the story
@arcanewaveacademy.2008
@arcanewaveacademy.2008 2 года назад
Well, done man history is all I learn. I love your channel and how you explained SA's history. I need to help my own teacher of history with the real history of our land and more, so luv this vid
@shaundell4630
@shaundell4630 4 года назад
I wish I had this man as my history teacher, thank you.
@ruandekock6367
@ruandekock6367 4 года назад
Agreed, today kids are being taught the government's narrative and not the truth.
@kennedymogomotsi6973
@kennedymogomotsi6973 3 года назад
Which one is the gorvenment narrative?I studied history in a gorvenment school.the same history being talled by this gentleman.which one are you talking about?
@user-on4ef8bc4l
@user-on4ef8bc4l 3 года назад
@Kennedy Mogomotsi It's "Government"
@ziblot1235
@ziblot1235 3 года назад
You wouldnt be learning history. You would be learning his Anglophile opinions.
@chiyenyumba7135
@chiyenyumba7135 2 года назад
@@ruandekock6367 🤣🤣🤣is it the truth
@bushbae
@bushbae 8 месяцев назад
loved this history lesson. am from zim and i fell in love with history particularly southern african history thanx to Wilbur Smith, even though his books are fictional, they still have a bit of history that led me to learn more of our very rich and colourful past.
@onepunchflan3071
@onepunchflan3071 6 месяцев назад
I love wilbur Smith especially his books Assegai and A time to die
@waltervetri2476
@waltervetri2476 Год назад
Very eloquent,understandable .Great stuff ,Sir Vetri EC Komani 🙏🇿🇦🇿🇦🙏
@villaincapetown
@villaincapetown 10 месяцев назад
Beautifully written and narrated . Thank you
@amyclaireleggat345
@amyclaireleggat345 8 месяцев назад
Thank you for making this video. At school, in kzn, we never touched upon this side of history nor the battles and wars that defined the previous two centuries in our country. It is weirdly enough only from moving to the UK and seeing so much emphasis placed on remembering war stories, including those that the Brits fought in SA, that I shamefully realised how little I actually know about the wars fought on my native soil. So thank you so much for providing such helpful material to educate myself
@lyndiss9861
@lyndiss9861 5 лет назад
wow that was so interesting and factual things i never knew
@ZipSlipHollingbrook
@ZipSlipHollingbrook 3 года назад
This is what I call extensive. Very well done.
@muskpool4109
@muskpool4109 3 года назад
thank you for this
@Otocrophis
@Otocrophis 3 года назад
This is the only channel that has done history on my homeland ,and I respect that.
@vs12wv432
@vs12wv432 5 лет назад
A great interesting piece of history, Well told.
@nkosinathi7645
@nkosinathi7645 2 года назад
There's no history here, it's just lies
@heinrichschoeman4919
@heinrichschoeman4919 2 года назад
@@nkosinathi7645 and yet here you are watching the history and making a comment…. Make a video to persuade us that this is wrong or are you just a bag full of wind or one of those looting type.
@nkosinathi7645
@nkosinathi7645 2 года назад
@@heinrichschoeman4919 Firstly I didn't watch this nonsense video it was somehow recommend by RU-vid. Secondly I won't waste my time trying to conscientise you, with your room temperature IQ.
@heinrichschoeman4919
@heinrichschoeman4919 2 года назад
@@nkosinathi7645 hahahahahaha So you telling someone he or she is unintelligent by going around like a little schoolboy and commenting no this isn’t true but can’t come up with any intelligent argument…..hahahahaha…..Got to love the dribble you guys spew.Somehow I don’t think you are going to be known for splitting the atom or inventing anything humanity can use…..ok Einstein…..hahahaha
@nkosinathi7645
@nkosinathi7645 2 года назад
@@heinrichschoeman4919 you just proved my point 🤦🏾‍♂️ room temperature IQ
@joanofarc33
@joanofarc33 2 года назад
Thank you for this.
@Bombaysapphire1978
@Bombaysapphire1978 4 года назад
Fantastic video!
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