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Posing for ltMlf the question 'can South Africa
Survive without destroying Itself V the most
recent and influential wflwmwm:lc treaties on
Afrikaner nationalism arguee that to answer this
question, it la nacaaaary to focue solely on the
'ruling Afrikaner ethnic group 1 . H. Adam A
H. Gillomee, Ethnic Power Mobilised. New Haven,
1979.
The classic statw-wnt of this position is
fl, Horwiti, The Political Economy of South Africa
(London 1967^7"
Again the clearest statement of these Multiple
errore and confusion la Ada* & Glllowee op.clt.
J, de St, Jorre, A House OUldod, New York, 1977,
p3.
H. wolpe. Towards an Anal
African State*. mdmeo
thw South
D* Hobert Houghton, The South African Economy,
Oxford, 1967, p160.
Analysed by Marx in Capital, Vol. 1, Ch 25.
The Economic Development Progrseae ... 1965-70,
Survey of Race Relations In South Africa. 1973,
Johannesburg, 1979, pl36.
Quoted in R. Devles, 'Capital Restructuring and
the Modification of the Reclel Oivialon of Labour',
Jnl of Southwm African Studies. 5t 2, 1979.
Charles Simklne, 'Employment, unemployment end
Growth in South Africa 1961-1979'. Seldnj
working Paper No 4.
Oevlea op. dt.
This la the subject of a Special Survey on
Exports, Financial wall. 19.8.1977.
Quoted In Financial wail. 11,2.1977-
eg the speech by the Managing Director of
General Mining, -The Ideological Orientation of
Afrikaner Business 1 aiawo 1975.
This la clear from the book by the Chairmen of
Sanlamt A.D. wasswneer, Assault on Privwte
Enterprise, Cape Town, 1977.
16. D 0 f Claws Capital and Ideology * n _ tn>
t of Afrikaner nationalism, D.Phil,
University, 1979, Ch 12,7,13.
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Again moat notably Adwa & Giliomee op.clt.
O'Moara loc.cit.
Ibid.
Ibid. Ch 3.
Ibid.
Sanlmm Annual Report 1961.
See eg The South African Observer. X, 6, March
1966.
See H. Serfonteln, Die Verkrempte Aanslag, Cape
Town, 1770.
Sea eg the Report by the Head of Military
Intelligence, 'The Afrikaner Broederbond'
(n.d. - but from internal abidance, August
1944), Thw Hofmeyr PwjM
t.cit., Ch 12.
Documented in B. Schoemen, Voratar sc 100 Dae,
Cape Town 1974.
Ibid, & Serfonteln op.cit.
Interview with a Front 8ench MP Msy 1976.
The teraa verkraepte and verllgte heve now
been replaced by conservative and reformist
respectively,
Paratus, July, 1979, p36.
Defence White Paper, 1977, p5.
Gen Magnus mslmn, Rend Pally Mall. 13.6.1979.
See the Important article by Glenn Moss, 'Total
Strategy', fork in Proqresa. Ho 11, Feb I960.
PD Vsssanear, Aasault on Private Enterprise^
The Freeway to Communism, Cape Town, 1977.
Two atatemente by the then Minister of Police*
J. Kruger, seemecf to eum this up. After Soweto
he declared that the police had uewd live
ammunition rether than rubber bullets as a method
of crowd control* because Africans had to be 'made
tame to thw gun'. Similarly when the newe first
broke of thw death of Stave Biko In detention
Kruger dwclarwd that it 'left hie cold', end lied
to the Natal NP Congress that Biko had died aa
the result of a hungwr strike. The congress
then congratulated the Minister 'on extwnding. to
Biko thw democratic right to starve hlmewlf to
death'.
This ia in fact what occurred. Bothe instructed
the investigating Judge not to divulge thw degree
of Vorater'e complicity, but hie orders were
Ignored and Voretwr was then forced to resign
from thw State Presidency In disgrace in June
1979.
40, Financial Vail
41, See SACTU
1«0,
ndum to I960 IL0 Conference, June
42. Sea the speech by the Minister of Manpower to
thw 0FS congress of the hP, Quoted in The Star,
8.9.1979.
43. This la particularly clear in the Government white
Paper on the Report of the Commission of Enquiry
into Manpower Legislation (the Riekert Commission).
A Cabinet Committee, which lncludea w numbwr of
leading businessmen has been set up to study the
position of 'the urban African 1 *
44.
45,
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Survey of feet Halations In South Africa, 1979,
pp3-6.
Omaiing with Stete Security, Finance, Economical
Internal Affaire, welfare end Legislation and
Parliamentary Affelra.
Magnus Melan la the son of the former Chairmen
of the largest Afrlkeena Bank, Volkakas. His
father ewe for many years one of the leading
•embers of the Broederbondr a Member of Parliament
and prominent verlcrampte. Gen. malen'e personal
and political biography thus makes him the ideal
person to bridge the government, army and
capitalist class.
47. Survey of Race Relations In South Africa. 1979,
pp6f t AJO-»I.
46. Barlow Rand, SA Brwwerias, Old Mutual and General
Mining.