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DIE SUID-AFRIKAANSE BLANKE JEUG IN DIE TWEEDE VRYHEIDSOORLOG
J.A. Visser
Scientia Militaria : South African Journal of Military Studies , 2012, DOI: 10.5787/15-3-481
Abstract: This article is a detailed description of the lives of white Youths during the Second War of Independence in South Africa. The plight of children confined in concentration camps all over the country, the high death rate due to malnutrition and the outbreak of disease in the camps are analysed and the attention is focussed on the allarming fact that whereas 6189 burghers died during this war, a total of 27, 927 men, women and children died in concentration camps during the same period. It can thus safely be said that it was much safer at the front than in a concentration camp. Examples of extraordinary valour by young children were numerous during this war and some of these are related in the article.
A discussion about difficulties of university education for Korean missionary children
Hee-Kyung Youn,Julian C. Muller
Nederduitse Gereformeerde Teologiese Tydskrif , 2011, DOI: 10.5952/52-1-25
Abstract: In this article, “a discussion about university education for Korean missionary children”, the researcher describes the purpose of education for Korean missionary children and their issues of university entrance. The most significant problem encountered by Korean missionary children is identity. Regarding this, the Korea World Missions Association (KWMA) defined the purpose of education for Korean missionary children to be citizens of God, citizens of the world, and citizens of Korea. Since the definition was proclaimed, mission agencies and missionaries in Korea stimulate Korean missionary children to enter university in Korea, in terms of establishing these identities. Since Korea expended special admission allowances for university entrance in 1997 to missionary children, a tendency has arisen that Korean missionary children changed from a Western to a Korean college/ university (Back 2007:1). However, the system of special admission allowance has recently been complicated and this system may be more stringent in future. This new attitude towards the special admission allowance for university entrance will influence Korean missionary children in future. Hence, Korean missionary parents and mission agencies need to be open minded instead of persisting in preconceived ideas concerning university education. Personal character and preference of college/ university options must be seriously considered, as they see the idea of ‘one-sizefits’ is not appropriate for all. Alternative options are needed to offer to Korean missionary children for their university education.
KINDERS IN MILITêRE VERBAND
W. Otto
Scientia Militaria : South African Journal of Military Studies , 2012, DOI: 10.5787/6-1-866
Abstract: 'Many anxious parents feel it is wrong to send boys straight out of school to fight terrorist on the Republic's borders.'Hierdie aanhaling kom uit die Evening Post van 19 November 1975. 'n Briefskrywer in die Beeld van 25 Oesember 1975 is baie skerper en se dat dit 'uiters buffelagtig is om kindel's wat op skoolbanke moet sit na die grens te stuur.' Onder die opskrif 'Grenssoldate is gans te jonk' publiseer Rapport van 28 Oesember 1975 'n brief van 'n bekommerde vader 001' dieselfde onderwerp.
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