The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
South African Second World War recruitment poster. The poster depicts three generations of South African soldiers. The soldier on the left represents a member of the 1838 battle between the Voortrekkers and Zulus. The central soldier is representative of the 1899 South African War between the two independent Boer republics (the Orange Free State and the Transvaal Republic) and Britain. The soldier on the right is a contemporary Second World War soldier.
South African Second World War recruitment poster. The poster depicts three generations of South African soldiers. The soldier on the left represents a member of the 1838 battle between the Voortrekke
South African Second World War recruitment poster. The poster depicts three generations of South African soldiers. The soldier on the left represents a member of the 1838 battle between the Voortrekke
Souvenir pocket knife. On one side is the arms of the Second South African Republic within a wreath, with flags behind. Underneath is impressed 'TRANSVAAL'. In the centre is the text 'Eendrach maakt M
A map titled 'South Africa; map showing the approximate situation on the 31st Dec. 1899' covers Transvaal, Orange Free State, Natal and Cape Colony, South Africa. Scale 1:5,000,000, no. 17, Ordnance S
South African recruitment poster in English and Afrikaans. During the Second World War, South Africa was plagued by a shortage of eligible men for military service. Its race-based policies limited rec
South African Second World War recruitment poster. The poster depicts a black and white photograph of a smiling woman with text running across the bottom quarter of the poster stating, "Loyal to tradi