Lydenburg
South Africa
Lydenburg, South Africa links to 667 places across 13 topics through 32 Bunkabop connections. The largest group is military, led by the Second Boer War, followed by history and government. A convoy sent from Lydenburg in 1879 to supply a garrison features in the Battle of Intombe, and the Lydenburg Commando elected Schalk Willem Burger as commandant in 1885. Its strongest overlaps are with South Africa, Pretoria and Johannesburg. The writer John Eppel was born there.
Battle of Intombe
Connects Lydenburg to: Derby, England
Billy Zulch
Connects Lydenburg to: Australia | South Africa | Johannesburg, South Africa | Mpumalanga
Schalk Willem Burger
Connects Lydenburg to: South Africa | Rotterdam, Netherlands | Vereeniging, South Africa | Afrikaanderwijk
Roman Catholic Diocese of Dundee
Connects Lydenburg to: South Africa | Dundee, Scotland | Durban, South Africa | Volksrust
John Eppel
Connects Lydenburg to: South Africa | Bulawayo, Zimbabwe | Colleen Bawn, Zimbabwe
Emil Cohen
Connects Lydenburg to: Berlin, Germany | South Africa | Strasbourg, France | Heidelberg, Germany | Alsace
Natives Land Act, 1913
Connects Lydenburg to: South Africa | Soweto | Sophiatown | Hammanskraal | Daggakraal
Roman Catholic Diocese of Witbank
Connects Lydenburg to: South Africa | Johannesburg, South Africa | Pretoria, South Africa | Rodrigues, Mauritius | Mandla, India
South African Film and Television Awards
Connects Lydenburg to: South Africa | Cape Town, South Africa | Johannesburg, South Africa | Edem, Nigeria | Tunzi
Maputo Bay
Connects Lydenburg to: Matola, Mozambique | Malalane | Kabokweni | Louis Trichardt | Inhaca, Mozambique
Walter Fraser Oakeshott
Connects Lydenburg to: London, England | California | United Kingdom | Oxford, England | Spain
André Brink
Connects Lydenburg to: France | South Africa | Belgium | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Rhodes, Greece