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Weenen (Dutch for "wept") is the
second oldest European settlement in KwaZulu-Natal,
South Africa. It is
situated on the
banks of the
Bushman River. The...
- The
Weenen m****acre (Afrikaans: Bloukransmoorde) was the m****acre of Voortrekkers,
Khoikhoi and
Basuto by the Zulu
Kingdom on 17
February 1838. The m****acres...
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Weenen is a
settlement in KwaZulu-Natal,
South Africa.
Weenen may also
refer to:
Weenen m****acre, a m****acre of
Voortrekkers by the Zulu
Weenen-Kliprivier...
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reserve was
stocked because their grazing habits can
cause soil erosion.
Weenen Game
Reserve supports mammals such as
black rhinoceros, giraffe, kudu, eland...
- John Van
Weenen MBE (born 26
August 1941, Enfield, Middle****, England) is a 9th Dan
karateka and humanitarian. Van
Weenen was
graded to 1st Dan by Moss...
- Stanger) on the coast, via
Oliviershoek P****, Bergville, Winterton, Colenso,
Weenen and Greytown. The R74
begins in Harrismith, Free State, at a t-junction...
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including women and children. The
Boers called it the
Weenen m****acre. The
nearby present-day town of
Weenen (Dutch for "weeping") was
named by
early settlers...
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Parkes –
Diepwalle Between 1907 and 1983, a
narrow gauge railway connected Weenen with Estcourt, 47
kilometres (29 mi) to the west, and
provided an outlet...
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Drakensberg foothills at what
later was
called Blaauwkrans and
Weenen,
leading to the
Weenen m****acre in
which 532
people were killed,
including 282 Voortrekkers...
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Dingane on 6
February 1838 and on 17
February attacks,
since known as the
Weenen m****acre, were
launched on the
Voortrekker encampments along the Bloukrans...
