Apartheid archive

Afrikaner students protesting Mandela and the ANC in 1991.

Rare interview with Terre'Blanche during the storming of the Kempton Park Trade Center in 1993

Lost History Files 1652: The Dutch Arrival at the Cape

Lost History Files The Huguenots at the Cape: 1688 and Beyond

South African Defense Force soldiers hunting SWAPO guerrillas in 1982.

AWB Wenkommando mauls a black American journalist at AWB rally in 1994 https://x.com/basrekichka/status/2113699557246894111 *Give this guy a follow on X

Lied van Jong Suid-Afrika played during an AWB rally at Pretoria city hall

In 1996 the Irish Times visited Ian Smith in Harare and were surprised that he had no bodyguards or guards and the front door to his house was open to everyone. he went into town without any protection, and was said that Black Zimbabweans would stop him to say they were better off under his government. Mugabe on the other hand never moved without lorries of armed men and armoured cars around him, and his protection kept growing even as the country fell apart. by 2006 inflation was over 1,000% and people were queuing for bread and fuel, yet his government spent US$60k on new sirens for his motorcade. when the zimbabwean media asked what all his security was costing, the president’s office said it was “not for public consumption.” I’ve always thought this says more about the two regimes than anything.

Lost History Files D.F. Malan's 'Moral' Apartheid

Lost History Files The Story of the British South Africa Police

Lost History Files Why the ANC and Inkatha Went to War

What it is vs What it was. Transformation complete. No 'Whites Only' board.

This is a sign that existed in our past. The oppression.🤡

"Blacks won't change. We brought them out the bush onto a higher level and dug our own graves." — AWB Member, South Africa (1991)

https://newsday.co.za/south-africa/29321/anc-leaders-could-not-be-trusted-with-south-africas-nuclear-weapons/ *Correct!

Happy Birthday Oom Paul

Liberal Party members, from left: Jimmy Corrigall, Philippa Dale, Elliot Mngadi, James Wyllie and Selby Msimang, at Roosboom near Ladysmith, around February 1969. Msimang was also a founder member of the ANC and the ICU. Source: A Political Biography of Selby Msimang

South Africa officially replaces the old British-style pound, shilling, and pence system with the Rand and cent, February 1961. Credit: British Pathe