Apartheid: in South Africa

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Member of the National Party on the electoral system in South Africa

Publication date 01/01/1980 From €100.00

Apartheid: in South Africa

Mr. RENKEN, a member of the National Party, talks about the European electoral system "one man one voice" which is not applicable in South Africa. He explains that the country consists of 12 nations, it is a very vast and multiethnic country. He wants the vote to take place in each nation separately because the majority of voters in the country being black, the government would be overthrown and Mr RENKEN fears "racism" of blacks.

Nthalo Motlana explains Apartheid

Publication date 01/01/1980 From €100.00

Apartheid: in South Africa

Nthato MOTLANA, president of the Soweto Civic Association, explains what Apartheid means in South Africa. He talks about the worsening of the situation today for black people in this country about their citizenship.

Breyten Breytenbach on the South African Government

Publication date 05/06/1986 From €100.00

Apartheid: in South Africa

The writer Breyten BREYTENBACH analyses South African politics and criticizes government measures. He talks about the responsibility of the rulers over the current situation of the country and the repression of the power in place.

The history of South Africa

Publication date 01/01/1980 From €100.00

Apartheid: in South Africa

A look back at the history of South Africa. Discovered by the Portuguese in the 15th century, this rich country was later colonized by the Dutch then the British. Although having a multicultural history, successive governments have established the Apartheid regime.

Afrikaner farmer talks about Apartheid

Publication date 27/02/1986 From €100.00

Apartheid: in South Africa

An Afrikaner farmer from Transvaal who employs 160 blacks on his tobacco plantations, Willy VAN LANDESBERG, speaks about the Apartheid regime. He explains that he works with "primitive" people and says he is very angry with Ronald REAGAN and the UN who allow themselves to tell him what he should do with them. For him, these laws allow each ethnic group to "live its religion and traditions separately".

Interview Miriam Makeba on the South African government

Publication date 22/11/1985 From €100.00

Apartheid: in South Africa

Miriam MAKEBA speaks on the politics of her country. She is concerned about the situation and explains that the government must deal with the entire population, otherwise it cannot work.

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