Attachment 5: Key Role Players in the wars against South Africans before the Union of South Africa, including Rhodes, Smuts, Milner
Key Role Players from the British Crown in the wars against South Africans during its annexation to form the illegal Union of South Africa acted on behalf of the Crown, with the backing of the British government, and with all relevant information concerning the conditions within southern Africa relayed to the British government and the Crown, were prominent role players that shaped the actions and affects of the Crown on South Africa, past and present.
In Section A of this Attachment, we report on
(i) Alfred Milner;
(ii) Cecil John Rhodes;
(iii) Jan Smuts.
Rhodes formed the Society of the Elect into which he recruited Milner. Together they worked on the development of the Round Table Society, for which Milner created an outer circle of members called the Milner Kindergarten Group.
The Kindergarten Group assisted with the administration work to annex South Africa by forming a Union of all the states, kingdoms and land in 1910.
These groups played a prominent role in the lives of South Africans and are discussed in Section B.
In Section A of this Attachment, we report on
(i) Alfred Milner;
(ii) Cecil John Rhodes;
(iii) Jan Smuts.
Rhodes formed the Society of the Elect into which he recruited Milner. Together they worked on the development of the Round Table Society, for which Milner created an outer circle of members called the Milner Kindergarten Group.
The Kindergarten Group assisted with the administration work to annex South Africa by forming a Union of all the states, kingdoms and land in 1910.
These groups played a prominent role in the lives of South Africans and are discussed in Section B.
Index to Attachment 5, extract from Bundle 2
Attachment 5 document, extract from Bundle 2
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