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Apartheid’s Second Front
South Africa’s War Against Its Neighbours
Joseph Hanlon
Publisher: Penguin Books (1986) London
Paperback – 130 pages
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Long out of print, we’ve obtained a small number of this publication.
Joseph Hanlon shows how the South African government combined economic, military and political means to hold its neighbours hostage to protect itself from international pressures. Where it couldn’t force those countries into line by military aggression and economic destabilisation, South Africa worked to impose its own economic sanctions.
A fascinating and incisive read.
