Commandant Paul Kruger of Afrikaners, aka Böers (3d - anim - era)

The files are:
http://www.civfanatics.net/uploads9/afrikaners01.zip
http://www.civfanatics.net/downloads/civ3/civs/afrikaners02.zip

Civilization: Afrikaners (aka Böers)
Bonuses: Religious and Expansionist
Title and leader: Commandant Paul Kruger
Best/shunned government: Republic and Communism
Aggression: 04 (high)
Cultural group: European
Noun: Afrikaners
Adjective: Afrikaner
Colors: Dark Yellow (Mongols) and Orange (England)
UU: Horse Commando
Civilopedia entry: RACE_AFRIKANERS



Cities:
Pretoria
Johannesburg
Vereeninging
Nelspruit
Pietersburg
Bloemfontein
Pietermaritzburg
Oos-Londen
Kaapstad
Kimberlei
Bronkhorstpruit
Benonifontein
Germisten
Nigel
Heidelburg
Vanderbijlpark
Witbank
Middelburg
Stoffberg
Groblersdal
Bethal
Morgenzon
Grootdraai
Standerten
Amersfoort
Volksrust
Piet Retief
Wakkerstroom
Ermelo
Lothair
Breyten
Belfaast
Dullstroom
Waterval Boven
Lydenburg
Barberten
Sabie
Komatipoort
Graskop
Ohristad
Akornhoek
Warmbad
Nylstroom
Vaalwater
Potgietersrus
Grootgeluk
Ellisras
Baltimoor
Bochem
Zebedelia
Haenertsburg
Tzaneen
Duivelskloof
Penge
Gravelotte
Soekmekaar
Mika
Soutpansberg
Falensburg
Sasolburg
Parys
Heilbron
Villiers
Vrede
Memel
Tweeling
Warden
Reitz
Koppies
Frankfort
Edenville
Petrus Steyn
Lindlei
Arlingten
Kestell
Ventersburg
Bothaville
Odendaalsrus
Welkom
Hoopstad
Bloemhof
Hertzogville
Bultfontein
Theunissen
Senekal
Winburg
Fouriesburg
Ficksburg
Ladybrand
Brandfort
Marquard
Wesselbron
Boshof
Petrusburg
Dewetsdorp
Reddersburg
Wepener
Edenburg
Van Stadensrus
Zastron
Smitsveld
Springfontein
Bethulie
Philippsstad
Jagersfontein
Koffiefontein
Luckhoff
Belmont
Jakobsdal
Paulpietersburg
Nieuwburg
Louwsburg
Vryheid
Dannhauser
Wasbank
Melmoth
Felixstad
Kranskop
Durban
Edendal
Weenen
Van Reenen
Bergville
Stanger
Darnall
Tongaat
Umkomaas
Skotsburg
Kokstad
Underberg
Howiek
Dordrecht
Wilgdal
Herschel
Stutterheim
Peddie
Grahamsstad
Alfredpoort
Elizabethpoort
Uitenhage
Kirkhout
Kokhus
Tarkastad
Vaalkop
Kathkaart
Sterkstroom
Hofmeyr
Rosmeed
Steynsburg
Burgersdorp
Jakobsstad
Kradok
Peersten
Klipplaat
Jansenstad
Steytlerstad
Patensie
Kruisfontein
Humansdorp
Stormsrivier
Wilgmoor
Kendreuiw
Murreisburg
Nelspoort
Beaufort
Leeu
Gamka
Oudtshoorn
Avontuur
Uniondal
Mosselbaai
Herbertsdal
Groot-Brakrivier
Stilbaai
Riviersdal
Witsand
Laingsburg
Zoar
Ladismit
Touwsrivier
De Doorns
Langeberg
Kalitzdorp
Van Wyksdorp
Keres
Swellendam
Protem
Bredasdorp
Elim
Klipdal
Stellenbosch
Aschten
Strand
Walkerbaai
Simonstad
Wellingten
Paarl
Tulbak
Malmesburg
Darlinge
Hoopveld
Moorressburg
Portierstad
Piketberg
Velddrif
Vredenburg
Aurora
Citrusdal
Lambertsbaai
Vredendal
Klawer
Lutzville
Vanrhynsdorp
Nuwerus
Bitterfontein
Nieuwoudtville
Kalvinia
Elandsvlei
Suderland
Bontberg
Bastersberg
Fraserburg
Loeriesfontein
Willisten
Sakrivier
Brandvlei
Karnavon
Garies
Hondeklipbaai
Nollothspoort
Alexanderbaai
Oranjemund
Vioolsdrif
Steynkop
Nababeep
Oklep
Springbok
Gamoep
Goedhus
Aggeneys
Namies
Pofadder
Onseepkans
Bladgrond
Kakamas
Keimoes
Grobblershoop
Kenhardt
Putsonderwater
Mariedal
Vanwyksvlei
Vosburg
Mynfontein
Noupoort
Petrusville
Hoopstad
Griekwastad
Delportshoop
Warrenten
Danielskuil
Olifantshoek
Postmasburg
Sischen
Hotazeel
Sonstraal
Van Zylsrus
Twee Rivieren
Pomfret
Vryburg
Bloemhof
Makwasie
Reineke
Stella
Sannieshof
Klerksdorp
Ottosdal
Potchefstroom
Stilfontein
Orknei
Ventersdorp
Bakkersville
Lichtenburg
Ottoshoop
Koster
Rustenburg
Brits
Beestekral
Pienaarsrivier
Swartruggens
Zeerust
Groot-Mariko
Walvisbaai
Windhoek
Swakopmund
Hentiesbaai
Luiderits
Sendelingsdrif
Karasburg
Keetmanshoop
Kalkrand
Maltahoogt
Stampriet
Witvlei
Rietfontein
Hoogveld
Fransfontein
Grootfontein
Helmeringhus
Zeeheim
Gruinen
Noordoewer
Swartrand
Witboolsvlei
Ulenhoorst
Lenartsstad
Steynhus
Willemsdal
Holoog

Military leaders:
Jan van Riebeeck
Christiaan de Wet
Jan Smuts
Daniel François Malan
Hendrik Frensch Verwoerd
Paul Botha
Fredrik Willem de Klerk

Scientific ones:
Christiaan Barnard
Philip Blaaiberg
Gerard Moerdyk
Vincent Oliphant

Civilopedia:
In 1652, Jan van Riebeeck of the Dutch East India Company founded a shipping station on the Cape of Good Hope. This colony prospered, but market and work conditions in Cape Town (most of the work being done by slaves) led to a large proportion of the white population adopting the life of trekboeren (wandering farmers).When Britain took control of Cape Colony in 1806, the Boers soon became disenchanted with British rule, and this disenchantment led to the Great Trek when, between 1835 and 1843, roughly 12,000 Boers left the Cape and headed for the empty spaces of the high veld beyond the Orange and Vaal rivers.
Eventually, under the terms of the Sand River Convention (1852), the British agreed to recognize the independence of these settlers in what came to be the Orange Free State and Transvaal.
British interest in control of the Transvaal region was re-kindled by the discovery in the late 1860s of gold and diamond deposits along the Vaal river, and in 1877 Britain succeeded in annexing the regional athough a Boer uprising regained independence after British forces were defeated at Majuba Hill (1881).
In 1886, further extensive gold deposits were discovered in the Witwatersrand area, and this led to a massive influx of - primarily British and German - miners and fortune-seekers. These uitlanders, as they became known, quickly came to outnumber the Afrikaner population and although their presence served as a great stimulus to the economy of the region, the Transvaal government - now led by Paul Kruger - refused to grant them voting rights.
This disenfranchisement of the uitlanders quickly became a major bone of contention in Britain, and the tension was raised further by subsequent events, the most notable of which was Leander Starr Jameson's infamous "raid" in Decemeber 1895 - an abortive attempt at stirring up an uitlander rebellion. Although the issues which apparently divided the sides could have been resolved relatively quickly had the will to do so existed, the intransigence of Kruger coupled with his (justified) suspicions of British motives and the determination of the British to use the franchise issue as the pretext for precipitating a crisis, meant that war was virtually inevitable.
This inevitable, but at the same time wholly unnecessary, war finally broke out in October 1899 after a demand by Kruger for the removal of British troop reinforcements was rejected and the Orange Free State, under its president Marthinus Steyn, joined to fight alongside the Transvaal. Although the Afrikaners achieved some early successes against not notably well-led British forces, they frittered away much of their initial advantage (of having their troops immediately on hand) by not following up these successes properly. Once the British were able to bring up sufficient force, sheer weight of numbers made the final outcome inevitable and the two capitals of Bloemfontein and Pretoria fell to the British in the summer of 1900. After the fall of Pretoria, the conflict, continued but took on the nature of a guerrilla war.
During this guerrilla war, the Afrikaners' chief weapon was the Horse Commando. Although these commandos had been used during the more formal phase of the war,they came into their own as guerrilla units. Swift and elusive, they were a constant thorn in the flesh of the the British forces.
Eventually, the strain of maintaining this guerrilla war proved too much for the resources and resolve of the Afrikaner republics and in May 1902 the Treaty of Vereeniging finally ended the independence of both the Afrikaner republics.
After the war, Britain gradually restored a degree of autonomy to the republics and, in 1910, became constituent Provinces of the new Union of South Africa, a status they retained when this Union became the Republic of South Africa in 1961.
Generally speaking, the history of Afrikaner rule in the 20th Century was not a happy one. The strict policy of apartheid, denying almost all rights to the majority non-white population, had always been part of the Afrikaner philosophy from the very early days of the trekboeren, but its perpetuation led to increasing international condemnation and the consequent political and economic isolation of the Republic.
By the late 1980s, the days of minority Afrikaner rule were clearly numbered and eventually, in 1993, the then president F.W. de Klerk bowed to the inevitable, and called elections in which [all] the people of South Africa would be eligible to participate, thus writing himself into the history books and consigning Afrikaner rule to the same pages.

Horse Commando, the UU:
It replaces Cavalry, has 2 extra defensive points, 1 less offensive point, attack two time per turn and cost 10 shields more.

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Looks great.
I doubt anyone will ever get around to building every city on the city list though.
Is this the last of your leaderheads for now?

d/l links are working now, in case anyone was wondering

CivArmy... thanks so much for making this one. Ever since that old single-era LH I've always hoped someone would make an era-specific Paul Kruger... Now, I can add the Afrikaners to my mod! How cool is that?!

Hey Corvex... at least with long city lists like this one you'll never get any "New this" or "New that" city names. That had always bothered me about the original city lists...

Corvex, zulu9812, TopGun69



BTW: This was my last leaderhead for while, after I get my forces back ( I'm horrified with the terrorist attack against my nation until today, in 2004 Athens Marathon ) and I can start do units

Thank you CivArmy for the boer!

I can make good use of paul in my mod!

How do you do this so fast, I dont even have a chance to use them before
you have new ones out ! Good job ! It just gives me another one to use, all I need to do now is sleep !

didaskalia7 said:

How do you do this so fast, I dont even have a chance to use them before
you have new ones out ! Good job ! It just gives me another one to use, all I need to do now is sleep !

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I did it so fast, cos there is no insane animal hugh me when I was doing the leaderhead , the Brazilian racer of the image did not have the same luck in 2004 Marathon




and yes, I am too angry with this episode until now

Cool. Nice work....though I was hoping more for Jan Smuts instead of Oom Paul....

jkp1187 said:

Cool. Nice work....though I was hoping more for Jan Smuts instead of Oom Paul....

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Well, you could always simply use the head and call it Jan Smuts. OK it may not look much like him, but then it doesn't (to my eyes at least) look much like Paul Kruger either

(My apologies for this, but) if you want one that looks like Kruger try here:
http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=39860
Granted, it's inferior to the one in this thread in many ways (it's static and non-era specific and there's a problem with the _all.pcx file in later eras) but it does at least look like him...

I added the unique unit in the Afrikaner civilization, peole who already downloaded thee civ just need download again the 1st file

The top left looks like an Aussie outback person
Nice work!

Cool!

Arguably, the cultural group should be Mid-Eastern (like the Zulu's), but I guess that's pretty irrelevant with the broken CLPSLs in C3C, so getting euro-style cities is probably more important.

The marathon runner is Peruvian, not Brazilian. The dude in the kilt was 'holding on to him in preparation for the coming of Christ'
Its also the same guy who ran out into the middle of an F1 track - during the race. Lucky he wasn't killed!

Anyway, awesome units

Edit Tor said:

The marathon runner is Peruvian, not Brazilian. The dude in the kilt was 'holding on to him in preparation for the coming of Christ'
Its also the same guy who ran out into the middle of an F1 track - during the race. Lucky he wasn't killed!

Anyway, awesome units

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Believe me, he is Brazilian And he lived in my city for a while.
Thanks for enjoyed the unit

BTW, I hate this nut priest untill today And the worst part was there is more than one year of this fact and nothing happened with this stupid man

I am using both the LH and unit in the Boer War.
It should definitely fit !

Could you make an Industrial Age European in Africa have that tall white hat they had? And those sideburns with nothing on their chin?

Yeah No. Civ Army has already wimped out on us and quit.

LouLong said:

I am using both the LH and unit in the Boer War.
It should definitely fit !

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thanks and good mod

Tibetan_Turtle said:

Could you make an Industrial Age European in Africa have that tall white hat they had? And those sideburns with nothing on their chin?

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I'm out of bussiness on Civ3 LH, I can't help u right now, sorry

Goldflash said:

Yeah No. Civ Army has already wimped out on us and quit.

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I've worked these days on some Civ4 mods and some (or "many") LHs, in some days I can do a big surprise to the community