Paardeberg battlefield

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Paardeberg battlefield is a historic South African site where a major and decisive engagement of the Second Boer War took place in February 1900.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf battlefield
historic site
associatedWith Boer commandos NERFINISHED
British Army NERFINISHED
Orange Free State NERFINISHED
South African Republic NERFINISHED
commandedBy Lord Kitchener NERFINISHED
Lord Roberts NERFINISHED
Piet Cronjé NERFINISHED
conflict Second Boer War
continent Africa
country South Africa
currentUse educational site
tourist attraction
dateOfEventEnd 1900-02-27
dateOfEventStart 1900-02-18
era late 19th century–early 20th century
eventType siege and battle
governingBody South African heritage authorities NERFINISHED
hasCategory Historic sites in South Africa
Military history of South Africa NERFINISHED
Second Boer War battlefields
hasFeature memorials
monuments
war graves
heritageDesignation battlefield site
languageOfPlaceName Afrikaans
locatedIn Free State province NERFINISHED
South Africa
near Bloemfontein NERFINISHED
Paardeberg Drift NERFINISHED
notableFor encirclement and surrender of Boer forces
high casualties on both sides
turning point in the Second Boer War
opposingForce Boer republican forces
British Empire forces NERFINISHED
partOf Second Boer War NERFINISHED
placeNameMeaning "Horse Mountain" in Afrikaans NERFINISHED
result British victory
river Modder River NERFINISHED
significance site of a major and decisive engagement of the Second Boer War
siteOf Battle of Paardeberg NERFINISHED
timePeriod February 1900
topicOf military history studies
usedFor commemoration of war dead
military operations

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Boer War battlefields hasPart Paardeberg battlefield