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Oppenheimer,
Frank Leslie, 158 Oppenheimer, Gustav, 158 Oppenheimer, Harry
Frederick, 105, 150, 151, 158, 170 role in politics, 172-86
Oppenheimer, Mrs. Harry Frederick, 175, 178-80 Oppenheimer, Louis, 158
Oppenheimer, Lady Mary, 149 Oppenheimer, Mary, 178 Oppenheimer, Sir
Michael, 170 Oppenheimer, Nicholas, 176,
178 Oppenheimer, Otto, 158 Orange Free State, 29-30, 35 Orange River, 19-20, 25, 271-
72, 278-81, 284-87 Oranjemund diamond field,
286-99 O'Reilly, Jack, 18, 21-22
Paris
diamond industry in, 192-93,
210 Peacock Throne, 196-97 Pniel, South Africa, 25-26, 33,
36 Premier Mine, 110, 123, 125,
127-29, 134-42 Pretoria, 131-32 Prinsloo, Joachim, 125-26
Rawstorne, Fleetwood (diamond prospector), 40-41
Raymond, Harry, 103
Red-Cap Company (diamond miners), 40-41
Regent diamond, 194
Rhodes, Cecil John, 43, 98, 146-48 creates first diamond monopoly, 92-97
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death of, 104
gains control of De Beers, 83,
85, 89-91 gold-mining interests, 101,
103 role in mechanizing diamond
mining, 81-82 role in politics, 100, 104
Rhodesia Broken Hill Development Company, Limited, 145
Rhodesia Copper Refineries, Limited, 145
Rhodesian Anglo-America, Limited, 145
Rhokana Corporation, Limited, 146
Richards, Bishop, 21-22
Rip Van Winkle of the Kalahari, A, by Lieutenant Fred C. Cornell, O.B.E., cited, 269-70
Robinson, Sir Joseph B., 107-9
Rothschild (banking house), 92, 94
Rudd, Charles D., 82
Schultz, Wilhelm, 33 Selection Trust, 299-300 Sierra Leone diamond fields,
299-304 Sierra Leone Selection Trust,
300-4 Singh, Sikh Ran jit, 199 Société Miniere du Beceka, 146 Star of Africa diamond, 25 Stewart, Mr. (diamond digger),
88 Story-Maskelyne, Professor H.,
243 Streeter, Edwin W., 194, 197,
cited, 191-92
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