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 The Wynand du Toit Story -  Allan Soule Gary Dixon Rene Richards - Hans Strydom - 1987 - Paperback still in moderate condition  “South African Defence Force prisoner of war, Major Wynand du Toit, reveals in gripping detail his secret mission to Cabinda that led to two years of hell in an Angolan prison.”

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 THE WYNAND DU TOIT STORY by Allan Soule, Gary Dixon and Rene Richards. Published by Hans Strydom Publishers, Johannesburg in 1987. Paperback edition. Good condition.

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  Paperback. Hans Strydom Publishers. 1987. Black and white photos. 315 pages.

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