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  President P.W.Botha..Original name: Pieter Willem Botha  one of last of the Nat's President's the pictures was used in Police stations,military bases,Goverment offices,schools,ect, plz see photo's on condition little  water damage, Note they was Not made to last and colourloss over time,Great collectors item, and  Dr Hendrik French Verwoerd  08-09-1901 to 06-09-1966   Eerste Misister van Suid Afrika... from 2-9-1958 to 6-9-1966.... Original Memorial service Remembrance programme  and foto bleeds magazines. Used item signs of age and use, great collectors item, if you like more info or photo's  just ask. If you like more photo"s just ask used item in good condition for its age plz look at my other items  

  SUID-WES-AFRIKA  1967 - (SOUTH WEST AFRICA)  DR. HENDRIK VERWOERD  !!! COMPLETE !!!   (Afrikaans, Nederlands, Deutsch, English).    

Identiteit en Verandering - Sewe Opstelle Oor die Afrikaner vandag - H. W. van der Merwe Ex Library Book   Hardcover with Dust Jacket.  I send by Ordinary mail and supply A tracking number.  Postage and packaging = R    I combine postage. If you pay by cash deposit please add R (FNB fees) I also combine postage with pbkc and Jessies. For condition see images below. P lease quote Username or order number when making a payment  

 a.w.b.mug -- daar is iets binnekant  geskryf kan nie foto vat nie very good condition hight 140mm --- base 110mm --top 80mm    

Until the lions are taught to write, history will always be written by the hunters'. In the early planning stages of Freedom Park Robin Binckes participated as a member of the history subcommittee. The amount of debate and argument, much of it heated, astounded him. Practically every event discussed was interpreted from diametrically differing viewpoints. One of the most controversial topics was the Great Trek, the 1836 Boer exodus from the Cape Colony. Traditionally writers on the subject have covered the event from a perspective not only of 'white history' but predominantly of 'Afrikaner history'. It has always been seen as 'an Afrikaner event'. It was anything but. As the Great Trek and the events leading up to it involved every section of the population-Zulu, Sotho, Ndebele, Xhosa, Khoisan, Khoikhoi, Colored, British, English-speaking South African and Boer-it is time to portray the trek in that light, in the context of a unbiased, modern South Africa. Like most history the dots are all connected; it is impossible to separate the Great Trek from events which took place as far back as the Portuguese explorers because those early events shaped the backdrop to the causes of the Great Trek. Most writers have specialized in the trek itself whereas Binckes has adopted a broader approach that studies the impact of the earlier white incursions and migrations-Portuguese, Dutch, French and British-on southern Africa, to create a better understanding of the trek and its causes. Drawing heavily on eyewitness accounts wherever possible, he has consolidated these with the perspectives of leading historians, the final product being an objective and comprehensive record of one of the seminal events in South African history. This book shows that the Afrikaner was, is, and always will be, an important player in South African society, but it shows him as part of a bigger picture. The author distances himself from the noble characters stereotyped for the past two centuries and portrays them in their true light: wonderful, courageous people with human feelings, strengths and failings. Robin Binckes was born in East Griqualand, South Africa in April 1941. After matriculating in Umtata, Transkei, he did his national service at the South African Navy Gymnasium, Saldanha Bay. In 1970 he opened his own PR company to promote major sporting events ranging from international cricket to Formula One Grand Prix during the period of sports isolation. In 1990 he started The Gansbaai Fishing Company and spent ten years in the food industry. During the violence that swept South Africa in 1993 he volunteered as a peace monitor in the townships. Sparked by the passion of the late historical orator David Rattray, he qualified in 2002 as a historical tour guide, conducting tours in the Johannesburg-Pretoria region through his company 'Spear of the Nation'. His first book, Canvas under the Sky, a best-selling novel on the Great Trek, was published in 2011 and continues to fuel lively debate. PAPERBACK: 584 PAGES WITH 80 B/W ILLUSTRATIONS & MAPS Published October 2013

***PLEASE NOTE WE DELIVER TO CAPE TOWN, JOHANNESBURG AND BLOEMFONTEIN*** Name of collection/ series: Die Voortrekkers - Halfeeufees Year of issue: 1981 Country code: R.S.A. Item code: FDC 3.33 Signed by: Carel Willem Hendrik Boshoff  (9 November 1927 – 16 March 2011) [1]  was a South African professor of theology and  Afrikaner  cultural activist. He is best known for being the founder of Orania.  "Hoofleidster": M.M. Muller "Hoofsekretaris": J.C. Oelofse