Great Britain

No main title. Lord Frederick Roberts passes in an open carriage. He reviews the veterans of the Boer War (46ft).

... of rubber plantations”’ (Huff, 1997, 76). By 1907 pineapple exports had reached 27,000 tons and until World War 1 remained greater than rubber exports. The expansion of Chinese rubber estates in the 1920s would see a further increase in ...

... . The marching band, who are seen throughout the parade in the background, march forward to the saluting point (346). "NATIVE WAR-DANCE BEFORE THEIR MAJESTIES BY DINKAS FROM THE UPPER NILE" (351). Dinkas (?) wearing large cotton cloths and carrying very ...

... captured by the British in 1704 during the War of Spanish Succession. Although nominally claimed ... years leading up to the First World War Gibraltar witnessed its greatest period ... of the British during the Boer War (Jackson, 1987, 261).

During the ...

... to as the Uprising or, by Indian nationalists, as India’s first War of Independence. Sepoys (Indian troops of the British East India ... reveal that the Edison Company sent taxicabs for British war veterans to attend screenings of the film. ‘I ...

PATHÉ'S ANIMATED GAZETTEGreat Britain

"BACK FROM THE BOER WAR! The 12th Lancers, who are the last to return home from South Africa, disembarking." (11). The deck of the transport ship `German' (?); baggage being unloaded via nets. Troops mill about on ...

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Main title. "Pretoria: decorating the graves of British soldiers killed in the war." MCS women moving amongst the graves and placing wreaths and flowers on the graves of soldiers killed during the Boer War (29ft).

TOPICAL BUDGETGreat Britain

"BACK FROM THE BOER WAR. The 12th Lancers disembark from the transport "German" in the East India Docks, the last of the regiments which fought in South Africa." (2). MCU of a naval band leading a parade of saiors and finally ...

... Savarkar published his significantly titled The Indian War of Independence 1857, which argued that the rebellion ... monument.html.

Savarkar, Vinayak Damodar, The Indian War of Independence 1857 (New Delhi: Rajdhani Granthagar, ...

... The service being conducted by the Right Reverend Francis James Chavasse, Lord Bishop of Liverpool, in the open air in front of the war memorial. There are trams passing in the background (35); two further shots of the same ceremony from different angles ( ...

... first wounded from the British landing at Basra arriving back in India, early 1915.

A pan over the Lady Hardinge War Hospital at Bombay. A stretcher carrying one of the wounded is taken from an ambulance into the hospital.