SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONAL MUSEUM OF MILITARY HISTORY
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The grounds of the Museum of Military History display artillery pieces, including the terrifying G-6.
Who remembers the 20,887 black South Africans who fought in the Great War on French soil or the Zulu soldiers who were prisoners in Italian camps during the Second World War? In the park of the Military History Museum there are artillery pieces on display, including the terrifying G-6. Don't miss two paintings, POW, a blue and green self-portrait by the painter Alexis Preller and Lance-Corporal Jacob Masego, a portrait of a black hero painted in Cairo by Neville Lewis.
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