Redvers Buller Collection
Redvers Buller, a prominent figure in British military history, was a Major-General who played a significant role during the late 19th and early 20th centuries
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Redvers Buller, a prominent figure in British military history, was a Major-General who played a significant role during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. In 1902, an iconic photograph captured him alongside Major-General Walter Kitchener, showcasing their camaraderie and dedication to their duties. Another lithograph depicted his triumphant return to Southampton on November 9th, symbolizing his resilience and determination. During the South African War, Buller's leadership shone through as he lunched with Generals Wood at the German Mission Station near "Mullers Pass, " where native children sang patriotic songs like "Hold the Fort. " This engraving exemplified Buller's ability to connect with different cultures while fighting for his country. In another lithograph titled "The War, " General Buller could be seen on the Tugela River. This image encapsulated his strategic prowess and unwavering commitment to achieving victory. Additionally, an engraved portrait showcased Colonel Redvers Buller's distinguished service record which included being awarded both the Victoria Cross (VC) and Companion of Bath (CB). General Buller's relentless pursuit of success was evident in yet another artwork depicting him advancing after a battle on Helpmakaar Heights in 1901. His campaign in Natal during May-June 1900 was also illustrated on a map that highlighted his tactical brilliance. Buller's influence extended beyond military circles; he even caught the attention of H. H Prince Christian in 1901. The admiration from royalty spoke volumes about his reputation as a respected leader. Amidst all these triumphs, there were challenging moments too. One photograph showed Ladysmith residents eagerly watching for General Buller from Observation Hill during their besiegement in 1900. The scene of fighting at Monte Cristo Hill further emphasized the intensity of battles fought under General Buller's command.