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Gains recognition from Britain of the independence of the Boer State of Transvaal
Follow Paulus Kruger through 34 dated historical records for South Africa.
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Gains recognition from Britain of the independence of the Boer State of Transvaal
Appointed Commander of the Transvaal forces
Transvaal is Annexed by the British & Kruger is dismissed
Travels to Britain to oppose annexation of the Transvaal.
Role range: 1880-1881
Kruger, Joubert & Pretorious announce the restoration of republican Government
Kruger, Joubert & Pretorious announce the restoration of republican Government
Boer leaders proclaim restoration of the republic.
Role range: 1880-1881
Leads the Boer rebellion against the British
Boer leaders sign the Pretoria Convention restoring Transvaal self-government.
Role range: 1880-1881
Signs the Pretoria Convention restoring Transvaal self-government.
Role range: 1880-1881
The Triumvirate take over the Government of the Transvaal
The Triumvirate take over the Government of the Transvaal
Appointed President of South Africa
Role range: 1883-1900
Secures greater autonomy for the Transvaal after the war.
Role range: 1880-1881 – 1883-1900
Gold discoveries transform the Transvaal and sharpen imperial tension.
Role range: 1899-1902 – 1883-1900
The Boer President calls on his countrymen to defend the state. Intended to trigger an uprising by the primarily British expatriate workers (known as Uitlanders) in the Transvaal but fails to do so. A raid on Paul Krugers Transvaal Republic carried out by a British colonial statesman Leander Starr Jameson and his Rhodesian and Bechuanaland policemen over the New Year weekend of 1895-96
Captures the raiders and strengthens Boer nationalism.
Role range: 1899-1902 – 1883-1900
Forces the surrender of the Jameson Raid, sharpening Anglo-Boer tensions.
Role range: 1899-1902
The Kaiser sends a telegram ("Kruger telegram") congratulating President Kruger and the Transvaal Government on their success
The Kaiser sends a telegram ("Kruger telegram") congratulating President Kruger and the Transvaal Government on their success
Advised by Joseph Chamberlain to give civil rights to Uitlanders, in the Transvaal
Advised by Joseph Chamberlain to give civil rights to Uitlanders, in the Transvaal
Resists British demands over uitlander rights.
Role range: 1899-1902 – 1883-1900
Issues an ultimatum demanding withdrawal of British troops.
Role range: 1899-1902 – 1883-1900
The Boers resent the policy of Chamberlain which deprives Transvaal of independence
Role range: 1899-1902
The Boers resent the policy of Chamberlain which deprives Transvaal of independence
Role range: 1899-1902
The Boers resent the policy of Chamberlain which deprives Transvaal of independence
Role range: 1899-1902
Boer leaders sign the Pretoria Convention restoring Transvaal self-government.
Role range: 1899-1902
Leaves Pretoria before the British advance.
Role range: 1899-1902 – 1883-1900
Goes into Portuguese South-East Africa
Role range: 1899-1902
Denied an audience by Wilhelm II of Germany
Role range: 1899-1902
Leaves for Europe
Role range: 1899-1902
Death of Paulus Kruger
Funeral procession of Paulus Kruger, revives an Afrikaaner political revival
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