Books
War
Anglo-Zulu War
1879
The Anglo-Zulu War began after British demands and imperial pressure led to invasion of the Zulu Kingdom. Early British confidence was shattered at Isandlwana, where a large British force was destroyed.
The war continued through battles, fortified posts and renewed British advances before ending in Zulu defeat. It became one of the most famous conflicts of the late Victorian empire.
Related people for Anglo-Zulu War
Charles George Gordon1833–1885 Dabulamanzi kaMpande1839–1886 Dingane kaSenzangakhona1795–1840 Evelyn Wood1838–1919 Gonville Bromhead1845–1891 Haile Selassie1892–1975 Henry Pulleine1838–1879 Herbert Kitchener, 1st Earl Kitchener1850–1916 John Chard1847–1897 Jomo Kenyatta1893–1978 Joseph Chamberlain1836–1914 Menelik II1844–1913 Muhammad Ahmad1844–1885 Napoleon III1808–1873 Napoléon, Prince Imperial1856–1879 Otto von Bismarck1815–1898 Paul Kruger1825–1904 Victoria1819–1901
Non-Fiction
11 Best Non-Fiction Books About the Anglo-Zulu War
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