The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Outdoor group portrait of 11 British and Boer officers and others who attended a peace conference during the Boer War. The inscription reads, 'Conference held between Lord Kitchener and General Botha to try and arrange terms of peace, South Africa 1900'. The armbands worn by the British officers are most likely mourning armbands for the death of Queen Victoria, suggesting that the correct date is 1901. Identified left to right (back row): Colonel Henderson; Van Velden; Major (Maj) Watson; M Fraser; Maj Maxwell; M De Juger. Front row: De Wet; General Louis Botha; Lord Kitchener; Colonel Ian Hamilton.
Members of the Boer War Abortive Conference, between Lord Kitchener, General Botha and Staffs. Identified from left to right, back row: Colonel (Col) Henderson; Van Velden; Major (Maj) Watson; H Fras
SOUTH AFRICA. 1900. THE BOER WAR ABORTIVE CONFERENCE BETWEEN LORD KITCHENER, GENERAL BOTHA AND STAFFS. LEFT TO RIGHT: BACK ROW: C. E. HENDERSON, VAN VELDEN, MAJOR WATSON, H. FRASER, MAJOR MAXWELL, H.
SOUTH AFRICA. C 1899. LOCATION UNKNOWN. BOER GENERALS AMONG A GROUP OF FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS. BACK ROW: THIRD, FOURTH AND FIFTH FROM LEFT: GENERAL DE LA REY, GENERAL BOTHA, GENERAL CHRISTIAAN DE
Gallipoli, Turkey. 1915-11. General William Riddell Birdwood, Commanding Anzac Forces, introducing some British Army officers to Lord Kitchener, British Government Army Member, near Anzac Cove. The of
SOUTH AFRICA. PHOTOGRAPH OF A MONTAGE OF DRAWINGS OF BOER LEADERS. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: LUCAS MAYER, ROGER ALBRECHT, BEZUIDENHOUT; SECOND ROW: VILLEBOIS DE MAREUIL, HANS ERASMUS, LOUIS BOTHA; GEN
Lord Kitchener passing through the courtyard of the Sedd-el-Bahr fortress during his visit to the Dardenelles. From left to right, front row are: Colonel Watson; Lord Kitchener; Commander in Chief of
