Concentration Camp Records for van Deventer Surnames

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ALBERT M	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ALETTA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ANDRIES HERMANUS	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ANNA E	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ANNA JOHANNA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ANNA M	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
BETTIE	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
CATHRINA CHRISTINA ELIZABETH	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
CATHRINA ELIZABETH	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
CATHRINA HELENA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
CATRINA M M	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
CHRISTINA BARENDINA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
CHRISTOFFEL	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ELIZABETH ANNA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ELIZABETH CATHRINA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ELIZABETH HENDRIKA MARIE	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ELIZABETH JOHANNA HEND	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
EVA CATHRINA MAGDALENA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
FRANCOIS JAKOBUS	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
FREDERIK PETRUS	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
GERT	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
GERT F J	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
GESINA J D	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
GEZINA CATRINA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
GIDEON JACOBUS	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
HENDRIK NICOLAS CHRISTOFFEL	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
ISABELLA ELIZABETH	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
J	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
J	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
JACOB JACOBUS	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
P W	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
PETRONELLA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
PETRONELLA MAGRIETA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
PETRONELLA SOPHIA	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
PIET G	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
PIETER GABRIEL	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
PIETER GABRIEL	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
R	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
S A D	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
SAREL ANDRIES JOHANNES	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
STEPHANUS LUCAS	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
THEUNCINA C W	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
WILHELMINA H	VAN DEVENTER	View Record
WILLEM A	VAN DEVENTER	View Record

Concentration Camps

During the Second Anglo-Boer War which lasted from 1899–1902, the British operated concentration camps in South Africa: the term "concentration camp" grew in prominence during that period. The camps had originally been set up by the British Army as refugee camps in order to provide refuge for civilian families who had been forced to abandon their homes for any reason which was related to the war.