Piet Cronje after capture Feb 1900 IWM Q 82941

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Piet Cronje after capture Feb 1900 IWM Q 82941

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IWM caption : General Piet Cronje (in broad brimmed hat) seated in the shade with British officers after his surrender at the Battle of Paardeberg.

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boer military personnel of the second boer war

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surrendering forces at paardeberg

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18/02/1900

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black and white photographs

boer military personnel of the second boer war

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reinhold thiele

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