Uprising in the colony of Natal, South Africa, in 1906, led by Bambatha, deposed chief of the Zondi tribe; often referred to as the poll tax rebellion. It took place in 1906. The setting was Colony of Natal. It was part of Scramble for Africa. Those involved included the British Empire and Zulu people.
Before and after
- 17 November 1905Japan–Korea Treaty of November 1905
- 1906Discovery of lutetium
- 1906Establishment of Mesa Verde National Park
- 1906Founding of Torino FC
- 1906Bambatha Rebellion
- c. 1906Birth of Joan Crawford
- 7 February 1906Birth of Puyi
- 19 March 1906Birth of Adolf Eichmann
- 31 March 1906Birth of Shinichiro Tomonaga
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