Anglo Boer War Museum

The museum has a large collection of items related to the Boer War. There are many big paintings, and when you consider that there are also women and children there, one of the Boers nailed to the banks of the Maud River under the attack of the British is very touching. Of course, this led to General Krone’s surrender at the Battle of Paderberg. Prisoners of war captured in overseas camps have a large number of handicrafts, including St. Helena, Ceylon, India and Bermuda, as well as handicrafts made in camps in South Africa. The Women’s Monument depicts two women, one of whom is holding a baby. This is very unforgettable because the ashes of the British woman Emily Hobhouse were buried there. She helped people who suffered in the war A lot of work has been done. Recently, a long wall was added with the names of women and children who were burned to death in concentration camps during the British Scorched Earth Policy. At that time, the farm was burned down and the women and children were placed in the concentration camps. There was almost no fresh water or medical care. It was unforgettable! Of course, this does not represent the "best period" of British history!

South Africa has a rich history, so there are many museums here. The museum visited this time is a military memorial museum, which is mainly to commemorate the soldiers who died for the liberation of South Africa. You can learn a lot about the liberation of South Africa when you come here.

This museum is specially established for those who died in the war or died innocently. Come here to see and feel the different cultures

A very good museum, which mainly introduces wars, which is quite worth seeing.

Africa does not seem to have much involvement in the war.