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Zulu War Rorkes DriftRORKEs DRIFT Defending the hospital against the Zulu attack
ZULU WAR 1880Privates Flawn and Fitzpatrick each win a Victoria Cross during an attack on Sekukunis town
Zulu War Rorkes DriftRORKEs DRIFT Lieutenant-Colonel Russell and his men arrive at the garrison to find that Bromhead, Chard and their men have held out against a massive Zulu attack the previous day
Zulu War Rorkes DriftRORKEs DRIFT Chard and Bromhead with their men, the morning after the Zulu attack had been withstood
The Zulu war. Scene of the Battle of Isandula (Isandhlwana)After the Battle of Isadhlwana. A description by Lieutenant Crealock reads, Day waned and the night hung over the hill, when we reached the last ridge, beyond which lay what had been our camp
The Zulu war. Lord Chelmsfords retreat from Isandhlwana theLord Chelmsford surveying the damage after the Battle of Isandlwana. The battlefield strewn with corpses is in the foreground, Isandhlawana Hill is in the distance, as are the Zulu impi (warriors)
Zulu War Rorkes DriftRORKEs DRIFT Soldiers and natives fighting
The Zulu Wars. Zulu method of advancing to the attackLarge war party of Zulus with shields and spears held in front of them, including one with a rifle, running into battle
Cartoon / Zulu War / PunchA LESSON Punch comment on the British defeat; the lesson - despise not your enemy
Zulu War Britannia 1879British Imperialism symbolically represented at the time of the Zulu War
Pietermaritzburg seen from Worlds ViewThe view from Worlds View, Pietermaritzburg, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Date: circa 1930s
Colonel Redvers Buller at Inhlobane, Zulu War, 1879Illustration showing Colonel (later General) Sir Redvers Henry Buller (1839-1908) (centre, on horse) rescuing Captain D Arcy during a skirmish with Zulu warriors on Inhlobane Mountain, 1879
Zulu / Surrender 1879The end of the Zulu War - the surrender of native chiefs to Sir G. Wolseley. They sit together on the plains and hold a peace conference
The Zulu war. Sir Garnet Wolseleys camp at Ulundi. Zulus coFollowing the Zulu defeat at Ulundi, Zulu capital and place of their ancestors, Garnet Wolseley took command of the British army from Lord Chelmsford
Zulu War Rorkes DriftRORKEs DRIFT Melvill and Coghill try to cut through Zulu lines
Zulu War Rorkes DriftRORKEs DRIFT Chard and Bromhead with their men, the morning after the Zulu attack
Zulu WarriorAn old Zulu warrior, (full length photograph) in native costume, holding a baton, spear and shield, Hluhluwe Game Reserve, Natal, South Africa. Date: 2004
South Africa (XIX). Zulu Kingdom (1883). Restoration Cettewayo, king of the Zulus. Cetewayo attends the ceremony indaba conference to meet the Induna (Zulu and Xhosa leaders)
Zulu warrior on a Victorian scrap. Date: circa 1890s
Zulu Warriors - Southern Africa. Note the western-style belts incorporated into traditional body adornments. Date: circa 1910s
Zulu war. At Bay. The Battle of Isandula (Isandhlwana), JanuaThe last order we heard given was Fix bayonets, men, and die like English soldiers do, and so they did. Extract from a letter from a survivor
ZULU WAR 1879Colour Sergeant Booth of the 80th Regiment wins a Victoria Cross at Intombi River
Cetewayo (Cetshwayo), King of the Zulus, in captivityPhotograph of King Cetshwayo, taken after he was captured at the end of the Zulu wars
Zulu Dance / Large groupA large and spectacular group of Zulu dancers
The end of the Zulu warsMounted Infantry skirmishing with Zulus in a sketch by an ILN special artist. British troops wearing pith helmets and carrying rifles showing British soldiers on the higher ground
The Zulu war. Rorkes Drift, near the scene of the recent coFrom a sketch by Major North Crealock, 95th Regiment, Assistant Military Secretary. Panoramic scene of the undulating country on the Zululand/ Natal border
Britannia and CetewayoRetribution : Britannia seizes the Zulu chief Cetewayo round the neck, in a landscape dominated by the dead bodies of both British soldiers and Zulus
The Zulu wars. Dabulamanzi, brother of King Cetewayo (CetshwPortrait of Dabulamanzi, with Zulu warriors behind him. Dabulamanzi was the leader of the Zulu army in their most famous victory against the British at Isandhlawana
Cetewayo / Zulu / Stereo CdvCETEWAYO or CETSHWAYO Zulu king (1873-79) photographed during his visit to Britain
The Zulu war. Residence of Bishop Colenso at BishopstoweBishop John William Colenso, originally from Cornwall, rocked the establishment by his support for the native Zulus when their lands were threatened by Britain and the Boers
Zulu war. St Peters, Bishop Colensos church at PietermaritzJohn William Colenso, Bishop of Natal, rocked the establishment with his radical theological views and his support for the Zulu tribes
The Zulu war. Fort Bengough. Church Parade of officers and nBritish army ranks were substantially swelled by the NNC during the Zulu wars; their local knowledge of terrain and languages were invaluable
The relief at EkoweLord Chelmsford(1827-1905) riding out to meet Colonel E.K Pearson(1834-1909) about a mile from Fort Ekowe, with troops following
Colonel E. K PearsonCOLONEL CHARLES KNIGHT PEARSON He distinguished himself during the Zulu War, and was made a Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George in 1879
South Africans(L) Natives of Senegambia : (centre) Zulu in visiting dress, Zulu dancing girl, Zulu warrior in dancing costume : (R) Bechuana woman
Khoikhoi man and woman, South Africa, 1818. They wear animal skins and woven skirts and stand in front of huts covered in animal hides
Zulu Maid showing traditional beadwork and scarification Date: circa 1920s
Southern Africa - Zulu Chieftain with his many wives. The practice of having several wives indicates a mans social standing, wealth and virility
Africa Zulu Girl pre-1900
Africa Zulu children playing pre-1900
Africa Intombi Zulus pre-1900
Africa Zulu trophy shield pre-1900
Africa Zulu Men pre-1900
Africa Zulu Kraal near Amajuba Hill pre-1900
A Zulu Warrior, Victorian period
Zulu warrior, Africa
Zulu at the British Empire Exhibition, Wembley, London in 1924
Nigel, A ZuluA portrait oil painting of Nigel, a muscular Zulu man, wearing a black and white striped wrap which reveals a bare shoulder and half torso