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A group of inspired Afrikaners met in the vestry of the NG-Tweetoringkerk in Bloemfontein on Saturday 4 February 1939 and founded the Ossewabrandwag. All the people present were sworn in as members, with a solemn oath. They pledged not to rest before the freedom of the Afrikaner nation was reclaimed (freely translated out of the book by Van der Schyff, P.F. 1991. Die Ossewabrandwag - Vuurtjie in droë gras. Potchefstroom: History Department, PU for CHE).
The Afrikaner has always had the desire for self-government. This desire is embodied in the "Voortrekker trek" out of the Cape Province and the subsequent wars of independence. During the First World War the 1914-1915 Rebellion also voiced this notion of freedom. With the commemoration of the "Groot Trek" in 1938 Afrikaner Nationalism experienced an upsurge that stimulated the establishment of a National Afrikaner organisation, namely the Ossewabrandwag.
South Africa's participation in the Second World War brought a lot of discord. The Ossewabrandwag did not want the South African soldiers to be involved and said that the Germans were not their nation's enemies.
A more active group, namely the "Stormjaers" was then founded as an integral part of the Ossewabrandwag. This group was responsible for acts such as the cutting of telephone lines, etc. These acts prevented a lot of South African soldiers from going to the war, because they had to ensure the internal stability of South Africa.
The farm Biddulphsberg was the central place for the activities of the
Ossewabrandwag and the "Stormjaers" in Senekal and the surrounding areas. Daan Erasmus, the owner of the farm, played a key role. Various meetings were held here. "Stormjaers" that were under suspicion and were thus fugitives from the police, were harboured at the farm. Looted fuel (petrol) was buried here in drums. This fuel was used in activities and organisations. Petrol could otherwise only be obtained through coupons. Some of the fugitives were captured here on 18 April 1944 and Daan Erasmus was captured as an accessory.
Thus, advocate Jan Strydom, Jannie Rigter, Johannes Cronje and Stoffel Pretorius ended up in the Bloemfontein prison with Daan Erasmus. They were detained but not charged. They planned an escape and a revolver was smuggled into the prison. The prisoners were allowed in the courtyard for walking and smoking. Sunday afternoon, 11 June 1944, was the planned day of the escape. Nic Coetzee was in charge of obtaining a vehicle for the escape. He performed his duty, though he had a broken leg, and left the vehicle in the street at the prison and vanished down the street on crutches. The prisoners had by then walked in circles for weeks on end, turning near the trellis door where a guard sat in the "crow's-nest". As usual a black prisoner took coffee to the guard at three o'clock and the followed the following ritual: the trellis door was opened and the prisoner took the guard his coffee, another trellis door was then opened and the coffee was then put down in the "crow's-nest". This was the sign and large
Johannes Cronje was right behind the coffee bearer. One hard push with the knee in the back and a pair of large hands on the guard and the keys to the outside were available. Jan Rigter tried to immobilise the alarm, but could not succeed. He then put a helmet on his head, saluted his officer Daan Erasmus, who was calmly smoking his pipe and walked to the waiting vehicle where the others were already waiting. He refused to run from the enemy. That evening the four slept
in the Molopo.
Daan Erasmus was advised by advocate Strydom not to escape, because the government would not have a case against him when the others were gone. He was not charged and after a while he went on a hunger strike, he did however drink water. After eight days he was charged and could leave the prison on bail. He was scarcely a few weeks on the farm when a friend informed him that he would be intimidated. He fled to the Western Cape and took shelter at various friends. Finally he went back to Senekal and moved into a ravine, afterwards named "Klein Duitsland" (Little Germany). He hid here for a while with Lother Sittig.
The end of the war brought indemnity and Daan Erasmus could return to his farm and family. It was, however, still dangerous for Lother Sittig, a German of origin, and he stayed behind in the ravine, where he kept himself busy by stacking the erosion ditches with rocks. He only appeared after the National Party won the 1948 election.
Summary written by Borrie Erasmus and translated by Nicolien Erasmus
"Op Saterdag 4 Februarie 1939 het 'n groep besielde Afrikaners in die
konsistorie van die NG-Tweetoringkerk in Bloemfontein vergader en die Ossewa-Brandwag gestig. Al die teenwoordige persone is as lede ingesweer, met aflegging van 'n plegtige eed om nie te rus alvorens die vryheid van die Afrikanervolk herwin is nie.
Die Ossewa-Brandwag (OB) se wortels was diep ingebed in die geskiedenis van die Afrikaners se stryd om die bande met
Brittanje te breek, om onderhorigheid aan 'n vreemde moondheid af te sweer, om - soos in die republikeinse era - oor sy eie lotgevalle te beslis." (Van der Schyff, P.F. 1991. Die Ossewabrandwag -Vuurtjie in droë gras. Potchefstroom: Geskiedenisdepartement, PU vir CHO)
Die Afrikaners het nog altyd die begeerte gehad om selfregering te hê. Dit is vergestalt in die Voortrekkers se trek uit die Kaapprovinsie in die vroeë 1800's en die daaropvolgende Vryheidsoorloë. Gedurende die Eerste Wêreldoorlog is die 1914-1915 Rebellie nog 'n uiting van hierdie vryheidsgedagte. Met die herdenking van die Groot Trek in 1938 het Afrikaner Nasionalisme 'n geweldige opwelling en groei ondervind wat die stigting van 'n Nasionale Afrikaner organisasie
gestimuleer het en die Ossewabrandwag is toe gestig. Suid-Afrika se
betrokkenheid na die uitbreek van die Tweede Wêreldoorlog het baie verdeeldheid veroorsaak. Die Ossewabrandwag wou dan ook nie hê dat Suid-Afrikaanse soldate betrokke moes raak nie en het gesê dat die Duitsers nie ons volk se vyand is nie.
'n Meer aktiewe groep, nl. die Stormjaers, is dan ook as integrale deel
van die Ossewabrandwag gestig. Dit was dan ook hierdie groep wat verantwoordelik was vir dade soos onder andere die knip van telefoondrade, ens. Hierdie optredes het dan veroorsaak dat baie Suid Afrikaanse soldate teruggehou moes word om stabiliteit hier in Suid-Afrika te verseker en dus nie teen Duitsland hoef te gaan veg nie.
In die Senekal en omgewing was die plaas Biddulphsberg 'n baie sentrale plek in aktiwiteite van die Ossewabrandwag en Stormjaers. Daan Erasmus, die destydse eienaar van die plaas, was 'n baie prominente figuur hierin. Verskeie vergaderings, boodskappe en reëlings is hier getref.
Stormjaers wat onder verdenking was by die polisie, en dus
voortvlugtigend was, is hier gehuisves, of tydelike skuiling gebied tot hulle vervoer kon word na ander plekke.
Gebuite brandstof (petrol) is ook hier in dromme begrawe. Dit is gebruik vir aktiwiteite en organiserings. Brandstof kon andersins slegs met koeponne verkry word. Van die voortvlugtendes is dan ook
hier gevang op 18 April 1944 en is Daan Erasmus as medepligtige ook gevange geneem.
So het Adv. Jan Strydom, Jannie Rigter, Johannes Cronje en Stoffel
Pretorius saam met Daan Erasmus in die tronk in Bloemfontein beland. Hulle is nie aangekla nie en is slegs aangehou. 'n Ontsnapping is beplan en 'n rewolwer in die tronk ingesmokkel. Vir ontspanning is die gevangenes in die binnehof toegelaat vir stap en rook. Sondagmiddag, 11 Junie 1944, is beplan vir die ontsnapping, Nic Coetzee moes die voertuig reël om mee weg te kom. Hy het sy
plig na gekom, ten spyte van 'n beenbreuk op die rugbyveld, en die voertuig by die tronk in die straat besorg en op krukke die straat af verdwyn. Die gevangenes het toe reeds vir weke aanmekaar in die rondte gestap en naby die traliedeur, waar 'n wag in die "kraaines" gesit het, gedraai. Soos gewoonlik het 'n swart gevangene die wag se koppie koffie om drie uur gebring en dié ritueel is gevolg: die traliedeur is oopgesluit en die gevangene het die wag se koffie gebring, die
volgende traliedeur word dan oopgesluit en die koppie koffie
word binne die "kraaines" neergesit. Dit was die teken en groot Johannes Cronje was natuurlik reg agter die koffiedraer. Een harde stamp met die knie van agter en 'n paar groot hande op die wag en die sleutels na buite was beskikbaar. Jan Rigter het gaan probeer om die alarm onskadelik te stel, maar kon dit nie reg kry nie. Hy neem toe 'n helmet, plaas dit op sy kop en salueer sy offisier D Erasmus wat rustig sit en pyp rook, en stap daarna na die wagtende motor waarin
die ander reeds gesit en wag het. Hy het geweier om te hardloop vir die vyand. Daardie aand het die vier mans in die Molopo geslaap.
Daan Erasmus is deur Adv. Strydom aangeraai om nie te ontsnap nie, want as die ander weg is, sou die staat nie meer 'n saak teen hom hê nie. Hy word toe nie aangekla nie, en na 'n tyd het hy toe op 'n hongerstaking gegaan, maar het darem water gedrink. Na agt dae is hy wel aangekla en kon hy op borgtog uit die tronk uit kom. Hy was
skaars 'n paar weke terug op die plaas, toe 'n vriend hom waarsku dat hy geïnterneer gaan word. Hierop vlug hy na die Wes-Kaap en skuil by verskeie vriende. Uiteindelik keer hy weer terug na Senekal en neem sy intrek in 'n kloof, later genoem Klein Duitsland. Hier het hy lank geskuil saam met Lother Sittig.
Die einde van die oorlog het vrywaring gebring en kon Daan Erasmus terugkeer na sy plaas en familie. Vir Lother Sittig, 'n Duitser van oorsprong, was dit nog gevaarlik en het hy in die kloof agtergebly, waar hy sy tyd verwyl het deur erosieslote met klipwalle te pak. Hy het eers te voorskyn gekom nadat die Nasionale Party die verkiesing van 1948 gewen het.
Opsomming geskryf deur Borrie Erasmus
This badge was originally painted against the rock face by Jan Richter, who harboured here while he was a fugitive as a member of the Stormjaers of the Ossewabrandwag during 1942. It was restored by Johan, Nico and Fanie Erasmus in 1982.
Hierdie wapen is oorspronklik deur Jan Richter teen die krans geverf terwyl hy voortvlugtend was as 'n lid van die Stormjaers van die Ossewabrandwag en hier herberg gekry het gedurende 1942. Die wapen is gerestoureer in 1982 deur Johan, Nico en Fanie Erasmus.
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