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by Brian Bunting
Contents:
- The Birth of the Nationalist Party
- The First Nationalist Government
- The Broederbond
- Followers of Hitler
- In the Shadow of War
- Armed Struggle
- The Draft Constitution
- Making Power Secure
- South Africa's Nuremberg laws
- Eliminating all Opposition
- Indoctrinating the Young
- The Control of Ideas
- Taming the Trade Unions
- The Conquest of Economic Power
- Iron and Blood
- The Other Side of the Boom:
African Living Standards
- The Rot
Acknowledgements
I would like to express my thanks
to the many men and women in South Africa who helped me in the preparation
of this book. In consequence of the situation which prevails in my unhappy
country at the present time, I am unable to mention their names for fear
that they may be victimized, but I would like them to know that their
assistance has been most deeply appreciated and is hereby gratefully
acknowledged.
This book is dedicated to all
South Africans who are fighting against enormous odds to free their
country from unendurable tyranny. Long terms of imprisonment and even the
death penalty face opponents of the Nationalist government who fall foul
of their oppressive laws. The freedom fighter may be killed or injured on
the battlefield. It is my hope that this book may help to mobilize public
opinion in support of the growing international campaign to end the most
vicious regime the world has known since the death of Hitler.
BRIAN BUNTING
Notes
- When decimal coinage was
introduced in South Africa in 1961 the £ sterling was equal to R2 (two
Rand). After the devaluation of the £ in November 1961, the £ was equal
to R1.71.
- Measurement of land area: one
South African morgan = 2.11654 acres. Caption taken from Apartheid and
The History of The Struggle for Freedom in South Africa, All rights
reserved.
The history of the Afrikaner
reveals a determination and a definiteness of purpose which make one
feel that Afrikanerdom is not the work of man but a creation of God. We
have a Divine right to be Afrikaners. Our history is the highest work of
art of the Architect of the centuries.'
DR D. F. MALAN
It was the Aryan alone who
founded a superior type of humanity; therefore he represents the
archetype of what we understand by the term: MAN.... It was not by mere
chance that the first forms of civilization arose there where the Aryan
came into contact with inferior races, subjugated them and forced them
to obey his command.'
ADOLF HITLER in Mein Kampf
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