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The Natal Witness newspaper online. Still going strong - it covered the war in 1879! And featured this website in July 2001
Website of Author/Historian Ian Knight - good features on the myths of the war and battlefield archaelogy
Comprehensive website about this battle and beyond - good discussion board.
1st The Queens' Dragoon Guards website.
Excellent website with plenty of information and pictures relating to
the 1st King's Dragoon Guards in the Anglo Zulu War
Website dedicated to the 88th and 94th Regiments - both veterans of the Anglo Zulu War - who became the two battalions of this famous regiment.
Land Forces of Britain, The Empire and Commonwealth. Oldest and largest website for this
Commonwealth War Graves Commission - First and Second World War Casualties, includes several Anglo-Zulu War veterans
Museum of The Royal Highland Fusiliers - successors to the 21st Regiment.
The Thin Red Line - Suppliers and manufacturers of re-created Victorian and earlier military uniforms, equipment and accoutrements, with attention to historical accuracy and detail
Martini-Henry.Com
Everything about the rifle that was used in Zululand 1879
Charity Site -just visit it and the site sponsors donate food to the needy
MY Nuts & BOlts FaVOriteS -;)
Approx. 1 200 links to Military, History and Genealogy sites - fantastically
eclectic collection!
Royal Regiment of Wales
www.rrw.org.uk
Flashman Society of The United Kingdom - Sir Harry VC - survivor of Isandlwana
Victorian Military Society's project to record the memorials to those who died in the 2nd Anglo-Boer War 1899-1902
David Glynne Fox's infatuation with the Anglo Zulu War, Rorke's Drift in particular, has led to serious study of the entire campaign and its aftermath, gaining a 1st Class BA(Hons) degree, a Master's degree and a PhD in this fascinating subject. It is because of the desire to share this passion with others that has led David and his wife Gill to create Zulu Ventures as a means of recreating this famous battle, and others of the Zulu War, by telling the story as a fully illustrated lecture using slides, photographs and artifacts.
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