Last updated: 27 February 2012
In 1879 Britain, the largest imperial power in the world, went to war against a small tribal nation. In the first battle of the war, against all the odds, the might of the British Army was crushed by the tenacious Zulu warriors. 133 years on, the Anglo-Zulu War continues to captivate the public interest.
To explore the history of this fascinating conflict the National Army Museum has brought together a group of Anglo-Zulu War scholars for a series of talks.
A concessionary rate is available to SOFNAM members, students, seniors and service personnel.
23 September 2011, 9.04pm
Great. I shall attend this.
Great. I shall attend this.
4 October 2011, 6.14pm
DEFO going to attend this :D
DEFO going to attend this :D
4 January 2012, 11.57am
an interesting topic and
an interesting topic and shall apply for tickets.
17 January 2012, 1.33pm
Going to this - you will be
Going to this - you will be able to find me via my own designed t-shirt. So come and say hello if you spot me. I have been researching a Zulu War VC winner for the last 12 years. And found out some great new info. You can check it out if you search for my website on Edmund O'Toole VC.
I hope to have a great day.
25 January 2012, 5.10pm
My grandfather was at both
My grandfather was at both Islandwana and Rorke's Drift. I will certainly hope to obtain tickets for this and hope to meet other similarly interested people. C.
26 January 2012, 12.02pm
It is a great pity that this
It is a great pity that this is the same day as the England Wales game.
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