Pretoria Convention Signed
Signs the Pretoria Convention with British representatives.
Role range: 1880-1881
Follow Stephanus Johannes Paulus Kruger through 12 dated historical records for South Africa.
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Signs the Pretoria Convention with British representatives.
Role range: 1880-1881
Signs the Pretoria Convention with Britain.
Role range: 1880-1881
Secures restored Transvaal self-government under British suzerainty.
Role range: 1880-1881
The agreement restores Transvaal self-government under British suzerainty.
Role range: 1880-1881
Establishes his presidential administration in the Transvaal capital.
Role range: 1883-1900
Begins his first elected term as president of the republic.
Role range: 1883-1900
The Ou Raadsaal becomes a central symbol of republican government.
Role range: 1883-1900
Presides as the Volksraad meets in the new government building.
Role range: 1883-1900
Begins a fourth term as president of the South African Republic.
Role range: 1883-1900
Continues leading the Transvaal during mounting tensions with Britain.
Role range: 1883-1900
Leaves Pretoria ahead of the British advance.
Role range: 1899-1902 – 1883-1900
The republican government relocates as Roberts approaches the capital.
Role range: 1899-1902 – 1883-1900
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