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Rivonia Unmasked! Lauritz Strydom Voortrekkerpers JOHANNESBURG 2
FOREWORD BY THE HON. MR. B. J. VORSTER LIFE moves so rapidly and events follow each other with such speed that while one is speculating on what may happen tomorrow, one actually forgets the incidents of yesterday. Complete reports of court cases and other happenings can often not be given in newspapers because of lack of space and interest in a sensational court case can diminish when the proceedings are protracted for months. This did happen with the Rivonia case and I am pleased, therefore, that the whole matter is related in this book in such a concise and interesting manner. The incidents connected with Rivonia and the lessons learnt by those in authority and by others must definitely not be forgotten. We can rejoice as a nation and give thanks to God that the attack on the Republic and its way of life did not succeed, but unless this results in a much greater watchfulness we shall have gained but little. Not only must we get to know who our enemy is, we must also render him harmless. That is the message of this book. It could truly not have been an easy task for the writer to extract the gist of the matter from the thousands of pages of evidence. Every reader will acknowledge that he succeeded very well in doing this. This is verily a book which deserves a wide circle of readers and which will certainly obtain them. 3
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Page 15 and 16: Van Wyk's heart sank. Nobody at hom
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Dr Yutar: Did you believe everythin
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The Regional Command was expected t
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Sisulu gave X a message for the ANC
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hiding, nobody cared if my children
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Building from time to time were not
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Johannesburg, Durban, East London,
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Further evidence submitted by the S
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eforms, as reactionaries and libera
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This, the State alleged, is a clear
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Goldberg's handwriting. In addition
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Twelve problems are mentioned. Thes
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Matters on which Goldreich desired
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9 THE CONSPIRATORS TAKE THE STAGE T
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He admitted having made strong repr
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It had never been the policy of Umk
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Dr Yutar: How do you account for th
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Mhlaba had been employed as messeng
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Among his writings, Bernstein said,
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10 THE VERDICT DR YUTAR, for the St
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circumstance in itself, inasmuch as
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"May it please Your Lordship. I hav
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Dr Yutar: I see. And you know too t
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Dr Yutar: Did you know that he had
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Dr Yutar: I will read on: 'What par
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Dr Yutar: Yes, give us a few more d
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I have heard a great deal during th
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