WITS

Quadrangle of Fort Namutoni

ZA HPRA A2190-1-8
Item
1915

Part of Papers of T.E. Liefeldt

Portuguese Troops camped at Njiva on the side of Mandume's head Kraal which he burnt when he fled to British territory

ZA HPRA A2190-1-24
Item
1915

Part of Papers of T.E. Liefeldt

Portuguese mountain batteries unlimbering gun

ZA HPRA A2190-1-26
Item
1915

Part of Papers of T.E. Liefeldt

Ready to move

ZA HPRA A2190-1-27
Item
1915

Part of Papers of T.E. Liefeldt

Crossing the Etosha Pan approximately 90 Miles long by 50 Miles wide

ZA HPRA A2190-1-28
Item
1915

Part of Papers of T.E. Liefeldt

Effects of famine from which large numbers of these people died

ZA HPRA A2190-1-32
Item
1915

Part of Papers of T.E. Liefeldt

Prisoner persecuted with the knowledge and assistance of a German Missionery

ZA HPRA A2190-1-35
Item
1915

Part of Papers of T.E. Liefeldt

The photographs are described as they appeared in the report. The Report explains how the prisoner had many severe wounds. The chain is an ordinary wagon chain and the victim was lying in the sun and being bitten by ants. The wagon chain bound the victim to the tree and was secured with the strong pad lock. The key of the padlock was found in the Missionary's home.

Sol Plaatje next to car

Item
1915/1916

Part of Solomon Tshekisho Plaatje, Photographs

Sol Plaatje during his visit to England.

The driver of the car is Henry Carsle, an Estate agent from Sussex, and next to him his wife Louise. Also in the car are their children Mary, the oldest of their daughters, Eleanor, Faith and Brock.