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`THE BORDERS OF APARTHEID` BY PAUL ALBERTS, FIRST EDITION

`THE BORDERS OF APARTHEID` BY PAUL ALBERTS, FIRST EDITION

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"THE BORDERS OF APARTHEID" BY PAUL ALBERTS, FIRST EDITION, COMPLETE INTACT DUST JACKET IN VERY GOOD CONDITION

The Borders of Apartheid, A Chronicle of Alienation in South Africa with a portfolio of Photographs on Bophuthatswana Today, The Gallery Press, Cape Town.

Part one, A Chronicle of Alienation in South Africa,

Part two, Portfolio of Photographs on Bophuthatswana Today.

The South African Photographic Gallery (SAPG)subscribes to the principles of the Photo League in that the photographer has a responsibility to record a true image of the world. This book is the second SAPG book, the first being David Goldblatt's "In Boksburg".

The text covers the history of South Africa from 1652 and looks at the growing confrontation about land and race issues. Paul Alberts was a leading social documentary photographer.

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