This article is part of the series: History of Transvaal. This page is a history of Transvaal from October to August Transvaler ground troops under the command of Governor-Colonel Annetjie van Matteus currently consist of ten battalions amounting to soldiers dispersed in Central and Southern Boereguay while rebel forces also consist of similar-sized numbers based in the borderlands of Agmar , Dell Land , and unoccupied Brazil.
While Governor van Matteus is calling the guerillas "a horde of bloodthirsty, baby-eating communists and mongols" the FPLP does not seem to currently exhibit any sort of cohesive ideology apart from a unified dislike of the Transvaler occupation. Van Matteus has stated that no opposition to her authority as Boereguayan Colonial Governor will be tolerated and the Witbrangwag will be dealt with in due course once the situation against the FPLP has stabilised.
A known troublemaker in Transvaal , Uys Rooyan de Ruijters has a very long history of supporting the extreme right in the Federal Republic as well as twice committing treasonous acts against the state to overthrow it and replace it with an apartheid regime.
A former interior minister of Transvaal - including service under Van Matteus when she was Transvaler prime minister - de Ruijters had close ties with the Dark Hand and was involved in a failed assassination plot against Emperor Justinian of Slavorussia.
A staunch supporter of segregation and white supremacy, he later he sided with the neo-nazi Volkstater movement and Hugel von Hasso's plot to overthrow the National Party regime by opening Transvaal up to invasion by GOONS during the Unjust War. De Ruijters later faced treason charges but ended up being exonerated and released from prison when Prime Minister Hertzog decreed a mass amnesty prior to the formation of the Federal Republic last December.
