Was the British Empire's role in the Boer War its most shameful moment on the world stage?
The Boer War (1899β1902) saw Britain establish concentration camps in which tens of thousands of Boer civilians and Black Africans died. Over a century later, debate continues about whether this chapter represents the Empire's moral nadir or simply a reflection of its era.
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