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The Mind Of South Africa Hardcover

First American Edition rare 1990

Hardcover Collectable Value due to limited American Copies Manufactured USA.

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A historical overview of racial conflict in South Africa traces the history of the Black African tribes, the colonial invasion of the Dutch and English, the impact of the discovery of gold and diamonds, and the evaluation of apartheid

Fifth generation South African newsperson Allister Sparks presents a scholarly, sweeping historical study that explains and documents the changes taking place in South Africa today. His 40 years of journalistic experience and worldwide recognition by World Press Review provides reliability when he interprets apartheid and Afrikaner nationalism idea.

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