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Home / Society / History / By Time Period / Nineteenth Century / Wars and Conflicts / Zulu War
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- Anglo Zulu War Historical Society - "Formed by a small group of experts and historians to educate, entertain, enlighten and encourage students past, present and future, and to further their interest in that most fascinating of Victorian campaigns, the Anglo Zulu War of 1879".
www.web-marketing.co.uk/anglozuluwar
- Battlefields of the Anglo-Zulu War - Summary accounts of the battles that were fought during the war, toether with information for modern-day visitors.
www.battlefields.co.za/history/anglo-zulu_war
- Dramatic Zulu Reversal at Khambula - "Flushed with past victories, including one the day before, the Zulu inGobamakhosi Regiment charged the British at Khambula in March 1879, shouting, 'We're the boys from Isandlwana!'".
www.thehistorynet.com/MilitaryHistory/articles/1998/0398_cover.htm
- Frederick Hitch VC - Tribute to Hitch, who was awarded the Victoria Cross for his conduct at Rorke's Drift. Resources include Hitch's own account and a critique of the film "Zulu".
freespace.virgin.net/sean.farrell/index.htm
- Isandlwana - Account of the battle accompanied with illustrations and an isometric map.
www.battlefields2000.co.za/isandlwana
- Isandlwana and Rorke's Drift - Detailed account of these actions, complete with detailed maps, from the South African Military History Society's Journal.
www.rapidttp.com/milhist/vol044gc.html
- rorkesdriftvc.com - Site dedicated to the battle of Rorke's Drift and the eleven Victoria Crosses awarded there. Full biographies and details of the battle.
www.rorkesdriftvc.com
- Samuel Wassall, Victoria Cross Hero - When awarded his VC after Isandlwana, Wassall was the youngest ever recipient.
www.users.globalnet.co.uk/~rwassell/samindex.htm
- Some Tactical Notes on the British Army, 1837-1901 - "with Particular Reference to the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879". Article which includes discussion of the lasting influence of the Zulu War on British tactics.
www.dnai.com/~soongliu/SavageAndSoldier/articles/Misc/TacticalNotesOnBrits.html
- Zulu Mountain Trap Sprung - "Colonel Henry Evelyn Wood had expected little trouble as his cavalry ascended Hlobane Mountain. What he got was a Zulu army, 22,000 men strong".
www.thehistorynet.com/MilitaryHistory/articles/06966_cover.htm
- Zulu War Historical Art Prints - Sellers of a range of prints depicting Rorkes Drift, Isandhlwana, Ulundi and other subjects. The pictures are reproduced on-line with a short commentary.
www.zuluwar.com
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