Примери за използване на Uitlanders на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Uitlanders were rapidly growing by the constant stream of immigrants.
Among the issues giving rise to tension between the Transvaal government on the one hand and the uitlanders and British interests on the other, were.
Established uitlanders, including the mining magnates, wanted political, social, and economic control over their lives.
The city of Johannesburg sprang up as a shanty town nearly overnight as the uitlanders(foreigners, white outsiders) poured in and settled around the mines.
The influx was such that the uitlanders quickly outnumbered the Boers in Johannesburg and along the Rand, although they remained a minority in the Transvaal.
Confident that the Boers would be quickly defeated, they planned and organised a short war,citing the uitlanders' grievances as the motivation for the conflict.
The failure to gain improved rights for uitlanders became a pretext for war, and to justify a major military buildup in the Cape Colony.
To Lord Milner's satisfaction, the June 1899 negotiations in Bloemfontein failed, andin September 1899 British Colonial Secretary Joseph Chamberlain demanded full voting-rights and representation for the uitlanders residing in the Transvaal.
The failure to gain improved rights for Uitlanders became a catalyst for war and a justification for a major military build-up in the Cape Colony.
The uitlanders resented the taxes levied by the Transvaal government, particularly when this money was not spent on Johannesburg or uitlander interests, but diverted to projects elsewhere in the Transvaal.
As a result, the Transvaal reluctantly acquiesced to the immigration of uitlanders(foreigners), mainly from Britain, who came to the Boer region in search of fortune and employment.
Certain self-appointed uitlanders representatives and British mine owners became increasingly angered and frustrated by their dealings with the Transvaal government.
As a result, the Transvaal reluctantly acquiesced to the immigration of uitlanders(foreigners), mainly English-speaking men from Britain, who came to the Boer region in search of fortune and employment.
The Boers, nervous and resentful of the uitlanders' growing presence, sought to contain their influence through requiring lengthy residential qualifying periods before voting rights were obtained, imposing taxes on the gold industry, and introducing controls through licensing, tariffs and administrative requirements.
As a result,the Transvaal reluctantly acquiesced to the immigration of uitlanders(foreigners), mainly from Britain, who came to the Boer region in search of fortune and employment.
Given the British origins of the majority of uitlanders and the ongoing influx of new uitlanders into Johannesburg,the Boers recognised that granting full voting rights to the uitlanders would eventually result in the loss of ethnic Boer control in the South African Republic.
Among the issues giving rise to tension between the Transvaal government on the one hand and the uitlanders and British interests on the other, were Established uitlanders, including the mining magnates, wanted political, social, and economic control over their lives.
The Boers for their part recognized that the more concessions they made to the Uitlanders the greater the likelihood, with approximately 30,000 white male Boer voters and potentially 60,000 white male Uitlander, that the independence of the Transvaal would be lost and absorbed into the British Empire;
As tensions escalated, political manoeuvrings andnegotiations attempted to reach compromise on the issues of the rights of the uitlanders within the South African Republic, control of the gold mining industry, and the British desire to incorporate the Transvaal and the Orange Free State into a federation under British control.