Historical Events tagged with "siege tactics"
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Military & Warfare
General Piet Cronjé Surrenders at Paardeberg
February 27th, 1900 125 years ago
British military leaders received an unconditional notice of surrender from Boer General Piet Cronjé during a pivotal engagement at the Battle of Paardeberg. The battle, which took place in the Free State region of South Africa, was marked by intense fighting and strategic maneuvering. It was a significant victory for British forces amidst the Second Boer War, showcasing the challenges faced by the Boer fighters as their positions became increasingly untenable against the British siege tactics.
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