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Why is the Boer war important in WWII?
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Why is the Boer war important in WWII?

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The Boer Wars played an important role in shaping modern South Africa.

The 1902 peace pact brought the British and the Boers together in an uneasy partnership, enabling for the construction of a unified South Africa.

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Answer: The Boer War is what would define modern South Africa, in todays days.

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