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- Q5111644 description "Boer military officer".
- Q5111644 description "Boer military officer".
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- Q5111644 abstract "Christoffel Cornelius Froneman, commonly known as Stoffel Froneman (Leliehoek, Winburg 26 March 1846 - Cypress District Marquard 12 March 1913), was Veldkornet, General and Vice-Commander-in-Chief of the Orange Free State Boer forces during the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902.He took part in both the Basotho War between the Orange Free State and the Basathos from King Mosjwesjwe and the Anglo-Boer War and he distinguished himself to such an extend that his promotions followed each other in quick succession. At the outbreak of the war he was Commandant of the Ladybrand Commando.In early February 1900, together with Generaal de Wet, he took part in the Battle of Koedoesberg, west of the Boer positions at Magersfontein. When later that month General Piet Cronjé surrendered at Paardeberg, Froneman, with the help of General De Wet, managed to escape and was promoted to General. Near Sannapos and the Battle near Brandwaterkom he really excelled. Near Pompje he raided a train and all over the region he caused havoc for the British and inflicted great damage.By 1901 he was the Vice-Commander-In-Chief for the entire Eastern Orange Free State. Froneman fought until the end of the Anglo-Boer War and took part in the Peace Treaty negotiations in Vereeniging, where he voted for peace.On June 11 General Froneman and about 800 Boer commandos surrendered near Winburg to General Elliott. Nearly every one handed in a rifle with bandoliers, but, like other commandos which had come in, they spent nearly all their ammunition in game-shooting since peace was declared. The Boer Generals and the Commandants and Field Cornets were allowed to retain their private rifles.".
- Q5111644 birthDate "1846-03-26".
- Q5111644 birthYear "1846".
- Q5111644 deathDate "1913-03-12".
- Q5111644 deathYear "1913".
- Q5111644 thumbnail ChristoffelCornelisFroneman.jpg?width=300.
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- Q5111644 dateOfBirth "1846-03-26".
- Q5111644 dateOfDeath "1913-03-12".
- Q5111644 name "Froneman, Christoffel Cornelis".
- Q5111644 shortDescription "Boer military officer".
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- Q5111644 comment "Christoffel Cornelius Froneman, commonly known as Stoffel Froneman (Leliehoek, Winburg 26 March 1846 - Cypress District Marquard 12 March 1913), was Veldkornet, General and Vice-Commander-in-Chief of the Orange Free State Boer forces during the Anglo-Boer War of 1899-1902.He took part in both the Basotho War between the Orange Free State and the Basathos from King Mosjwesjwe and the Anglo-Boer War and he distinguished himself to such an extend that his promotions followed each other in quick succession. ".
- Q5111644 label "Christoffel Cornelis Froneman".
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- Q5111644 givenName "Christoffel Cornelis".
- Q5111644 name "Christoffel Cornelis Froneman".
- Q5111644 name "Froneman, Christoffel Cornelis".
- Q5111644 surname "Froneman".