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Victory Or Violence The Story Of The Awb Of South Africa Arthur Kemp

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Publisher: Ostara Publications

File Extension: PDF

File size: 8.63 MB

Pages: 343

Author: Arthur Kemp

ISBN: 9781366741035, 136674103X

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Victory Or Violence The Story Of The Awb Of South Africa Arthur Kemp by Arthur Kemp 9781366741035, 136674103X instant download after payment.

Third edition. The dramatic story of South Africa's Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB - Afrikaner Resistance Movement) and its charismatic leader Eugene Terre'Blanche. At 10:10 AM on April 24, 1994, the largest terrorist bomb that ever exploded in South African history, detonated in a car in central Johannesburg. The explosion threw the vehicle across the street and ripped a gaping hole in the road. Several buildings were flattened in the attack, aimed at the nearby African National Congress (ANC) headquarters. Ten people were killed in the blast, including foreign journalists and one ANC candidate in the upcoming elections. The Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB, or, in English, the Afrikaner Resistance Movement) was responsible for the bombing, and the many that followed. So serious was the AWB's campaign of violent resistance against impending ANC rule, that the then government was forced to call out a state of emergency in the many parts of the country, as ANC sabotage squads targeted power networks railway lines, ANC and National Party offices-and more-in a wave of attacks which made all the ANC's previous efforts at "armed resistance" pale into insignificance. Read here of the early founding of the AWB, the backgrounds of its leading characters, the increasing militancy which accompanied the then government's political reform program, the development of the movement's ideological basis, and finally, the turn to violent resistance as the program to hand over control of the country to the ANC speeded up. No understanding of South Africa's history is complete without this largely eyewitness account of hardline Afrikaner resistance to the end of white rule. This third edition is updated to include the 2011 murder of Eugene Terre'Blanche. Illustrated throughout with many rare photographs, and fully indexed.