The Anglo-Broke War 1899-1902

The brilliant writer Arthur Conan Doyle, as a direct witness and participant in the Anglo-Burian war as a military surgeon, outlined its history ... with limited data, but with a great desire to do everything carefully and objectively. This war, having appeared the final stage in the struggle of Great Britain for the assertion of dominance in South Africa, brought a lot of new to military affairs: smokeless gunpowder, machine guns, explosive bullets “Dum-thought”, Khaki’s protective color in the uniforms of soldiers, field telegraph, and thorny wire. She made a deepest impression on contemporaries, and the book of Conan Doyle, published at the end of 1900, with the 1902th withstood eighteen publications! The venerable writer constantly complemented his work with new chapters and applied his gift to the narrator with the benefit of the empire. Today, this book deserves the attention of everyone who is interested in the military and political history of the era of the great colonial empires of the late XIX - early XX centuries and loves the work of this great writer