Titlebook: War Volunteering in Modern Times; From the French Revo Christine G. Krüger (Assistant Professor),Sonja Le Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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British and Imperial Volunteers in the South African War,eeded to London’s Royal Albert Docks. An uneventful 25-day journey aboard the . brought Ross to Cape Town, and less than a month later he had crossed the Vaal River into the South African Republic. For the next year, like so many other young Britons, he was engaged in a guerrilla struggle against the Boers.

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,Heroes or Citizens? The 1916 Debate on Harvard Volunteers in the “European War”,About 4,000 Americans participated in the Spanish Civil War, and during the Second World War many thousands of Americans volunteered in the Canadian army and air force (perhaps more than 30,000 in the air force alone).

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Fighting for God, for Franco and (most of all) for Themselves: Right-Wing Volunteers in the Spanishas individuals, ideologues or soldiers, and in relation to their reception within Nationalist Spain, very little has been written about the foreigners who became volunteers for Franco.. It is these individuals with whom this chapter is concerned.

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,“A Race That Is Thus Willing To Die For Its Country”: African-American Volunteers in the Spanish-Amfrican-American history, and has been far too often neglected. For the black soldiers, as well as the African-American community in the United States, military service was intimately linked with the hope of freedom and full social integration into the American nation.

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,“A Race That Is Thus Willing To Die For Its Country”: African-American Volunteers in the Spanish-Amfrican-American history, and has been far too often neglected. For the black soldiers, as well as the African-American community in the United States, military service was intimately linked with the hope of freedom and full social integration into the American nation.

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Welcome but Not That Welcome: The Relations between Foreign Volunteers and the Boers in the Anglo-Bichael Davitt, former British Labour MP).. The American, Howard C. Hillegas, correspondent of . with the Boers, was probably not too far off the mark when he estimated that there were 2,675 foreign volunteers with the Boers (see Table 8.1).