1. Rhodesia And South Africa Military History Military History of Rhodesia and South Africa, with articles, book reviews and books for sale. Rhodesian Military History. rhodesia history. Rhodesia Backgrounders. Online Books http://www.rhodesia.myweb.nl/

2. Rhodesia And South Africa: Military History - Site Map TERRORIST SPONSORSHIP. rhodesia history Armorial Bearings of Rhodesia;Election in Zimbabwe Rhodesia, 1979 - part 2; Election in http://search.freefind.com/find.html?id=2024182&m=0&p=0

3. What's New Feb 22, 2003 rhodesia history. Feb 22, 2003 - Rhodesia Backgrounders. Jun 30,2001 - Rhodesia Military History. Jun 30, 2001 - Hoste - Rhodesia in 1890. http://search.freefind.com/find.html?id=2024182&w=0&p=0

4. Lind Pages About Ocean Liners, Titanic, Zimbabwe, Hotels, History, Genealogyball I first became acquainted with the Countess when, as a guest with the Zimbabwe HistorySociety (formerly the rhodesia history Society) I visited the home of http://www.lind.org.zw/people/cbillie/cbillie.htm

Countess Billie by Leonard Boucher Countess Billie was the first European woman to enter what was then Rhodesia - Now Zimbabwe. She was disguised as a boy and posed as the male companion of the Counte de la Panouse. This is her story. I first became acquainted with the Countess when, as a guest with the Zimbabwe History Society (formerly the Rhodesia History Society) I visited the home of Robert Isaacson situated on Avondale Ridge some fourteen miles outside Harare. There, in the beautifully set-out garden overlooking the hills separating Avondale from Harare, Robert spoke to our group of the adventures, courage and intrepidity of Fanny Pearson who became Countess Billie. It was on the site of Robert's house that Billie and the Vicomte de la Panouse had built three small stone living quarters and on the adjacent land had established a prosperous farm. Sorry, your browser doesn't support Java(TM). Soon after their first meeting, Fanny, an attractive young lady of eighteen, and Edmond became lovers. As the date of Edmond's departure grew near they knew they were passionately in love, but Edmond had to leave and there was a strict rule at that time that women and children were not allowed to enter Mashonaland; it was newly opened territory, life there was rough and tough, and even some of the most sturdy men - the first pioneers - had quickly given up and returned to a more comfortable life in South Africa. Fanny was not to be put off by thoughts of dangerous wild animals, hostile natives, the burning hot sun or any lack of civilized amenities. She would, she said, cross the border disguised as a man and she would change her name to Billie.

5. Modern History Sourcebook: Rhodesia: Unilateral Declaration Of Independence Docu Modern history Sourcebook rhodesia Unilateral Declaration of Independence Documents, 1965 Unilateral Declaration of Independenec by rhodesia, Speech to Parliament, November 11 http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1965Rhodesia-UDI.html

Back to Modern History SourceBook Modern History Sourcebook: Rhodesia: Unilateral Declaration of Independence Documents, 1965 Prime Minister Ian Smith: Announcement of Unilateral Declaration of Independence , November 11, 1965 Prime Minister Harold Wilson: The Position of the British Government on the Unilateral Declaration of Independenec by Rhodesia , Speech to Parliament, November 11,1965 Soviet Government Statement: The Situation in Southern Rhodesia , November 15, 1965 Prime Minister Ian Smith : Announcement of Unilateral Declaration of Independence, November 11, 1965 Now I would like to say a few words to you. Today, now that the final stalemate in negotiations has become evident, the end of the road has been reached. It has become abundantly clear that it is the policy of the British Government to play us along with no real intention of arriving at a solution which we could possibly accept. Indeed, in the latest verbal and confidential message delivered to me last night we find that on the main principle which is in dispute the two Governments have moved further apart. I promised the people of this country that I would continue to negotiate to the bitter end and that I would leave no stone unturned in my endeavours to secure an honourable and mutually accepted settlement.

6. Rhodesia A CASE FOR rhodesia. On 3rd March, 1978, the Prime Minister, Mr signalled the end of the postUDI period in rhodesia's history. Prime Minister Ian Smith Announcement of Unilateral http://www.eaglesup.com/rhodesia.html

Talk Radio Robby Noel 7-8 am mst Mon Wed Fri RHODESIAN RIDGEBACK: A HISTORY LONG 75 YEARS...AND BEYOND Bulawayo My former home town! ... Here! SW Radio Show History Crippled Eagles Contact Robby Noel EMail Sponsor Patriot Trading Group Discount P.O.Box 25711 Scottsdale Az 85255 E-mail Products West Nile Virus a solution? IMMUNITE The Wonder of Fulvic Acid Introduction Over the past decade many current and former Rhodesians have attempted to inform the 'political correct" world about the true tragic facts unfolding in my former country known as Rhodesia,as a American Talk Show Host I regard this as the greatest story never told by the so called "main stream" media.It is my hope that telling the story of Rhodesia will help in avoiding what many call the coming "African Holocaust".My thanks to the many Rhodesians that have set up websites to get the truth out ,I trust your visit here will be informative and ask that you pass this info on to those who preached "never again"

7. Rhodesian Tapestry A book about the National Tapestry worked by the women of rhodesia, telling the history of the country. Websites with relevant content about rhodesia's history, and interesting historical photographs Southern rhodesia history. history of the country, illustrated with the different http://www14.brinkster.com/branchingout/rhodesiantapestry/resources.html

Websites with relevant content about Rhodesia's history, and interesting historical photographs The Story of Melsetter he people, places and history of one lovely area in Rhodesia, written by a lady who lived there for forty years and actually did some of the stitching in the Melsetter tapestry. Rhodesian placenames #1 and Rhodesian placenames #2 wo personal collections of placenames,excerpts taken from "Avondale to Zimbabwe", written and published by R. Cherer Smith. David Livingstone avid Livingstone, missionary travels, an online text project of the University of Botswana History Department. Cecil Rhodes ecil Rhodes, his political life and speeches, 1881 to 1900. British South Africa Company Reports eports on the native disturbances in Rhodesia, 1896 - 97. Southern Rhodesia - history history of the country, illustrated with the different flags flown in successive eras. The history continues beyond the Rhodesia era, into present-day Zimbabwe. Back to the top Photographs Victoria Falls irst photographs ever taken of the Victoria Falls. Mazoe Royal Mail Coach n undated photograph of the Mazoe Royal Mail Coach.

8. Welcome To The Rhodesian Embassy, Tokyo of rhodesia to Iceland This is the homepage of rhodesia s most northerly embassyand provides details of rhodesia s history as well as some interesting links. http://www.geocities.com/Tokyo/Garden/9255/

The Rhodesian Embassy , Tokyo Table of Contents The Bird History Early Days Colonial Period ... Weather The aim of this page is to serve as an embassy should, giving advice to Rhodesians and others planning to visit or reside in Japan, and helping the rest of the world to know our beautiful country. (For other Rhodesian embassies and offices, please refer to the ' Rhodesian Government in Exile ' homepage.) Two views of Cecil John Rhodes, founder of Rhodesia You are welcome visitor What's the weather like here and at home? Rhodesia the Beautiful Return to top Recent news may make some people think that our homeland is not a good place to visit. True, while Mugabe remains in power, a visit might not be advisable, but please don't forget that nature has been kind to us and so our country remains a beautiful place. The scenery is still outstanding, the wildlife still wonderful, and if ever the economy returns to normalcy, it would still be a great holiday destination. Amongst it's many scenic attractions are: The Victoria Falls The Great Zimbabwe Rhodesia's modern name is derived from this sprawling archipelago of carefully hewn stone, seen by many as conclusive evidence of a sophisticated African civilisation which reached its apex long before the arrival of the white man. Modern dating techniques suggest that the city dates back to around AD 1200, and thrived for three or four centuries before being abandoned. It was within this strange site that the 'Zimbabwe Bird' was first discovered, carved from stone and shown on every one of the nation's flags from the end of the colonial period.

9. WWW-VL History Index. Military History WWWVL MILITARY history. Click here for Taranto 1940. rhodesia and South Africa Military history. The Napoleon Foundation http://www.ukans.edu/history/VL/topical/military.html

WWW-VL: MILITARY HISTORY Click here for The World-Wide Web Virtual Library (WWW-VL) central catalogue The WWW-VL search facility. Click Here to access the Mirror at Florence, Italy Click Here to access the Mirror at Lawrence, Kansas, USA Research Tools Bibliography British and Commonwealth Orders of Battle Canadian Forces College/Peace and Security Server: Military History Land Forces of Britain, the Empire, and the Commonwealth [extraordinary breadth and depth of coverage] Military Data Resource [large number of links] On-Line Bibliography of Military Leadership War and Conflict - Past, Present and Future Simonides . Military Archaeology and History ... Women as Warriors in History Archives Text MILHST-L Modern Military History KOREAN-WAR-L History of the Korean War WWI-L World War I Images War Artists from the First World War (Archives of Ontario) Journals The Ancient History Bulletin South African Military History Journal DISPATCH , The Scottish Military Historical Journal ... Military History Publishers of Military History Books Military Bookman Osprey Publishing Ltd. (Military History)

10. Rhodesia Postal History Resources Stamps and Postal history of Northern rhodesia and Zambia 19631965, 1976. The Postal history of Northern rhodesia, 1997. Proud, Edward http://www.postalhistory.org/sites/rhodesia.htm

rhodesia Home Country Resources Covers Useful Stuff ... Search this Site sites societies Rhodesian Study Circle dealers PLEASE REPORT BROKEN LINKS, NEW SITES AND PHILATELIC LITERATURE literature Drysdall and Collis. Mashonaland - A Postal History 1890 - 1896 Drysdall and Pennycuick. Nyasaland - Rhodesia Field Force 1914-18 Drysdall, Alan R. Stamps and Postal History of Northern Rhodesia and Zambia 1963-1965 Knight, R. C. and Mitchell, D. A. Postmarks, Postal Routes and Principal Postage Rates of Southern Rhodesia to 1924 Proud, Edward. B. The Postal History of Northern Rhodesia Proud, Edward. B. The Postal History of Nyasaland Awarded for promoting philately and educating philatelists. Top Postal History Websites Home Country Resources Covers Useful Stuff ... Search this Site

11. Southern Rhodesia - History Southern rhodesia history. It is marked on the heading rhodesia . I got thisflag from Nick Artimovich, maybe he can fill in some of its direct history. http://www.flags-by-swi.com/fotw/flags/zw-hist.html

Southern Rhodesia - history Last modified: by rob raeside Keywords: africa rhodesia southern rhodesia Links: FOTW homepage search write us mirrors ... Pfumo reVanhu See also: British South Africa Company Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland for Northern Rhodesia see Zambia for Nyasaland see Malawi Zimbabwe History of Zimbabwe and its flags 1979 (June - December) 1979 (December) - 1980 (February) The land was administered from 1890 by the British South Africa Company The first flag of sovereignty flown in what is now Zimbabwe was the British Union Flag (Union Jack) raised at Fort Salisbury on 13 September 1890, which marked the beginning of prolonged British influence in the region. Instrumental in bringing European pioneers to the area was the 19th century British imperialist and financier, Cecil John Rhodes, whose British South African Company (BSACo) was later given prospecting and mining rights by the Matabele king, Lobengula. The company's own flag had not been received from England when the Pioneer Column set out from South Africa, so a Union Jack was carried instead, the first company flag only arriving in Fort Salisbury in 1892. The flag of the BSACo was raised in the Matabele capital of Bulawayo on 4 November 1893 after the Company's forces led by Major Patrick Forbes drove the native Ndebele from the town. The flag consisted of a Union Jack emblazoned with the BSACo badge in the centre.

12. The Story Of Southern Rhodesia Four chapters about British colonization of rhodesia from E. D. Morel's history of European imperialism in Africa, The Black Man's Burden. http://www.boondocksnet.com/editions/morel/morel04.html

BoondocksNet Editions Edited by Jim Zwick Author Index Title Index Discussion ... Book Store Search Search this Book Oriental Rugs The Black Man's Burden: The White Man in Africa to World War I Chapter 4 The Story of Southern Rhodesia T he portion of the Continent south of the Zambesi is with some exceptions suitable for settlement by white races, so far as the climate is concerned. The exceptions are the vicinity of the Zambesi itself, the desert and waterless coast regions of Damaraland, and a fairly wide belt of Portuguese territory on the East Coast. The whites are, however, incapable, save in a very limited degree, of performing the more arduous forms of manual labour. The actual development of the country, both agricultural and mineral must depend, therefore, either upon African labour or upon imported Asiatic labour to which the whites are opposed for various reasons, which need not here be discussed. For a century the healthy tablelands and plateaux of this region have been the scene of the kind of racial conflict which occurs when an invading race, of a higher culture than the aboriginal population and possessed of superior offensive and defensive weapons, disputes with the latter for the occupation of the land. Natural man presently finds himself threatened in his liberties. Civilised man is filled with the terror which comes from the knowledge of overwhelming odds. Mutual fears inspire reciprocal cruelties. "The Kaffirs had ample justification of the war into which they rushed with such fatal imprudence ... urged to revenge and desperation by the systematic injustice of which they had been the victims ... the original justice is on the side of the conquered, not of the victorious party."

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14. Rhodesia And South Africa Military History Top 50 Sites. Links to Associated Websites. Rhod. Army badge Rhodesian MilitaryHistory Website Rhodesian Aviation site. Updated 21st July, 2003. http://home.wanadoo.nl/rhodesia/Exile/

15. Embassy Of Rhodesia To Iceland Claims to be the embassy of the former white minority state of rhodesia. Documents on the history of rhodesia, the Unilateral Declaration of Independence, diplomacy and the liberation war. http://rhodesian.server101.com/

Embassy of Rhodesia in Iceland 1998 - 2004. Click logo above to enter site. This site has been designed for optimum viewing at 800 x 600 resolution and in Microsoft Internet Explorer

16. Brief History Of The Rhodesian Army Brief history of the Rhodesian Army. PostUDI Rhodesian Army badge.The beginnings of the Rhodesian Army go back to 29 October, 1889 http://home.wanadoo.nl/rhodesia/briefhi1.htm

17. Rhodesia And South Africa Military History Documents, features and links. http://home.wanadoo.nl/rhodesia/

18. Internet African History Sourcebook Halsall Home Ancient history Sourcebook Medieval Sourcebook Modern history Sourcebook. Other history Sourcebooks WEB rhodesia and South Africa Military history. This page has http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/africa/africasbook.html

Halsall Home Ancient History Sourcebook Medieval Sourcebook Modern History Sourcebook Other History Sourcebooks: East Asian Indian Islamic Jewish ... Science Internet African History Sourcebook Africa is both the most clearly defined of continents - in its geography - and the hardest to pin down in historical terms. Human beings originated in Africa and, as a result, there is more diversity of human types and societies than anywhere else. It is not possible, in any non-ideological way, to claim any one of these peoples or societies as more essentially "African" than others; nor is it possible to exclude a given society as "not really African". On this site historical sources on the history of human societies in the continent of Africa are presented, when available, without making prejudgements about what is "African". This page is a subset of texts derived from the three major online Sourcebooks listed below. For more contextual information, for instance about the Islamic world, check out these web sites. Internet Ancient History Sourcebook Internet Medieval Sourcebook Internet Modern History Sourcebook Notes: In addition to direct links to documents, links are made to a number of other web resources.

19. WHKMLA : History Of Northern Rhodesia, 1924-1939 19111924, history of Southern Africa, history of the Northern RhodesiaProtectorate, 1924-1939. In 1924, The British Colonial Office http://www.zum.de/whkmla/region/southafrica/norrhod192439.html

History of the Northern Rhodesia Protectorate, 1924-1939 In 1924, The British Colonial Office took over the administration of Northern Rhodesia from the British South Africa Company. Sir HERBERT STANLEY was appointed the first British governor, with residence in Livingstone. The Colonial Office promoted the immigration of white settlers, reserving stretches of farmland for them. Immigration was not satisfactory; the country's major industry was copper mining, picking up in the 1920es. The Great Depression resulted in sharply declining prices for copper (1931-1933), which affected Northern Rhodesia. Yet, copper production still increased. In 1935 Northern Rhodesia was the scene of a labour dispute, a strike in the Copper Belt. In the 1930es, a second axis, the GREAT EAST ROAD, had been constructed, connecting Nyasaland with the Great North Road; where these roads met lay the city of LUSAKA. In 1935, the colony's capital was moved there, from Livingstone. The discussion of plans for the settlement in Northern Rhodesia of European Jews fleeing political repression were intensified in the aftermath of the so-called 'Kristallnacht', a massive anti-Jewish pogrom launched by Nazi organizations on November 9th 1938. Overall, an estimated 250 Jews found their way to the landlocked British protectorate. EXTERNAL FILES Articles from Infoplease : Zambia, History of

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Zambia South Africa First posted in April 2002, last revised on March 30th 2004 Mwanamutapa Changamire Matabele British South Africa Company Protectorate ... Zimbabwe independent, since 1980 EXTERNAL FILES CIA World Factbook : Zimbabwe ; BBC Country Profile : Zimbabwe ; World Reference Desk : Zimbabwe ; Art and Life in Africa : Zimbabwe Zimbabwe Page, from African Studies at UPenn; from Africa South of the Sahara at Stanford Links to the History of Rhodesia, from Hits 4 Me Timeline, from BBC News ; from timelines.ws Chronology of Catholic Dioceses : Zimbabwe, from Kirken i Norge History of Zimbabwe, from newafrica.com , 3 chapters; from Lonely Planet , from World Rover Political Resources on the Net : Zimbabwe For the Record : Zimbabwe , from UN Human Rights System Languages of Zimbabwe (19), from Ethnologue Wars of Zimbabwe, 1800-1999, from ACED Zimbabwe, from Land Forces of Britain, the Empire and Commonwealth Article Rhodesia, from Catholic Encyclopedia , 1908 edition Rhodesian Tapestry , a History in Needlework, by the Women's Institutes of Rhodesia (1971), posted by Rhodesiana Reprints Global Currency History : Zimbabwe ; Tables of Modern Monetary History : Africa, from

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