Contemporary history experiences of Kallie de Beer: Stories of my grandpa and- mother about the Anglo Boer War. The family link to the diamond related and seventh adventist church de Beers. Farms in the Free State's little towns and trips abroad. Research in contemporary history of South African diplomacy and the change of the former South African Army into a peacekeeping force in Africa and additional academic research in casu open distance e-learning.
Dirk De Beer, standing next to the grave of Johannes Nicolaas De Beer. The inscription on the tombstone reads: Graveyard of Johannes Nicolaas De Beer. Born 6 December 1830. Died 20 June 1883. Owner of the farm Vooruitzicht on which diamonds were discovered in 1871 and on which Kimberley is situated..."
posted by Kallie (Karel Johannes) de Beer at 3:46 AM
Married to Christa. Three children. Johan(M), Christo(M) and Sanmariè(F).one daughter In Law, Henriette and one son In Law, Louwrens Schlebusch. As family man and proud grand father of five grand children, Reinhardt (m), Elrie (f)Kalista (f)Sanè (f) and Lourine...I strive to enhance a healthy southern African society. Also in my part time capacity as external assessor & moderator at the University of the Free State in Political Science related post graduates. Above all, I am sincerely interested in the De Beer family history, new uncovered facts about the Christian Bible, traveling and science.
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