Reconstruction after this war was led by a group of civil servants called the "Kindergarten" of a commissioner involved in it.
Reconstruction after this war was led by a group of civil servants called the "Kindergarten" of a commissioner involved in it. Twelve years after this conflict, some of its losers started the Maritz rebellion. Lord Roberts was replaced during this conflict by a man who used barbed wire grids to depopulate civilian centers. Emily Hobhouse and the Fawcett Commission condemned the first use of (*) concentration camps during this conflict, during which Lord Kitchener used scorched-earth tactics. This war began after a meeting of Alfred Milner and Paul Kruger broke down; it included Black Week and the siege of Mafeking. For 10 points, name this war ended with the treaty of Veereniging, fought between the British and Afrikaner settlers in what is now South Africa.
Reconstruction after this war was led by a group of civil servants called the "Kindergarten" of a commissioner involved in it.
Second Boer War