The Battle of Blood River: Did the British incite the Zulus to kill Piet Retief?
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2004: White separatism on the increase in S.Africa My Comments
Back in 2004 I posted this article about Orania with my comments. You‘ll see back then I was advocating secession and a White‘s only state.
2004: White separatism on the increase in S.Africa My Comments
Back in 2004 I posted this article about Orania with my comments. You‘ll see back then I was advocating secession and a White‘s only state.
[Someone put this comment on my website quite a long time ago. But I've never heard of this before. Is this correct? Jan]
This is what I was sent:-
Why did Dingaan attack the whites?
Its simple, the British sent him a letter which is still in existence to this day from the British in the Cape that they were deserters. The pastor in the Zulu camp was a British pastor & he is the one who handed the letter to Dingaan. On the day of the battle of Blood river, the British swooped in and took territory in Natal.
Very few people have heard of or even know of these letters sent from the Cape Government. Harry Booyens covers this extensively in his AmaBhulu book
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