Ladysmith
South African city
Ladysmith is a town in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, known for the Siege of Ladysmith during the Second Boer War (1899-1900), when British forces were besieged for four months.
The name also belongs to towns in British Columbia and Wisconsin.
Ladysmith Black Mambazo, the Grammy-winning South African choral group, takes its name from the town.
Anglo-Dutch colonial conflict
- BritishOf the United Kingdom
- reliefEasing of distress
- blockadeSealing off a place
- besiegedSurrounded by attackers
garrison · defenders · starvation · resistance · encirclement · fortification · artillery · trenches
Rainbow nation
- municipalityLocal governing district
- townshipCounty's smaller division
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
- communityCollective of connected people
residential · streets · urban · infrastructure · neighborhood · population · borough · locality
Boer War
Anglo-Dutch colonial conflict
besieged · garrison · defenders · starvation · resistance · encirclement · fortification · artillery · trenches · reinforcements
South Africa
Rainbow nation
- municipalityLocal governing district
- townshipCounty's smaller division
- settlementResolved dispute or colony
community · residential · streets · urban · infrastructure · neighborhood · population · borough · locality · village
ABBA
Swedish disco-era pop group
- acapellaVocal music, no instruments
- choirOrganized group of singers
- GracelandMemphis music pilgrimage site
harmony · vocals · Grammy · South African · gospel · Zulu · singing · ensemble · township · jive
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