The first European settlement in South Africa was founded
Time: 1652
Place: South Africa
Details: The first European settlement in South Africa was founded at the Cape of Good Hope in 1652, and thereafter administered as part of the Dutch Cape Colony.
‹ Earlier in historyKösem's murderSaturday Sep 2, 1651 Later in history ›Chetham's Library (the oldest public library in the English-speaking world)1653
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