CLARENCE, M

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Was severely injured when MK operatives detonated an explosive in a car outside the South African Air Force (SAAF) headquarters in Church Street, Pretoria, on 20 May 1983. Twenty one people were killed and two hundred and seventeen injured. The overall commander of MK’s Special Operations Unit and two MK operatives were granted amnesty (AC/2001/003 and AC/2001/023). See Church Street, Bombing, Pretoria.

TV Series Hearing Transcripts TRC Final Report Glossary

Transcript of episode 15, section 3, starting at: 15:39

And at the time our base was Air Force Base Waterkloof, so I arranged to leave there a little bit earlier to first go via Air Force Headquarters so I could collect a certain documentation which I wanted to use for recruiting purposes. I was a fighter controller instructor. We proceeded to Air Force ...

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Transcript of episode 16, section 2, starting at: 04:17

This union entrenched European domination and effectively excluded the indigenous people from the political, economic and military dispensation established under the Union of South Africa Act of 1910, adopted by the so-called seat of democracy, the British House of Commons.

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Transcript of episode 16, section 2, starting at: 05:13

Having been overcome by the colonialists because of their superior weapons, mobility and fire power the African people correctly decided to resist the unholy alliance by setting up political organisations, drawing up petitions, organising protest marches as well as involving students and workers in ...

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Transcript of episode 16, section 2, starting at: 08:08

The Africanists opposed the Freedom Charter because it diluted the true nature of the struggle. The charter opted for multi-racialism as opposed to genuine non-racialism. It attempted to transform the struggle from one of national liberation to one of integration. The Africanists faced with this ...

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Transcript of episode 87, section 2, starting at: 22:26

The Africanists opposed the Freedom Charter, because it diluted the true nature of the struggle.

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Transcript of episode 16, section 3, starting at: 20:06

First the Pan Africanist Congress. // The PAC is proud to have played its role in this historic task of overthrowing white domination in all its manifestations. We make no apologies, we have nothing to hide. // But there was a wide expectation that the PAC should explain the brutal attacks by APLA ...

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Transcript of episode 16, section 3, starting at: 23:00

I’m not prepared to discuss St. James Church as we made it clear that we can’t because some of our chaps right now are languishing behind bars and they’re accused of that incident. It would not be fair on my part to say no or yes as far as St. James Church is concerned.

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Transcript of episode 86, section 3, starting at: 16:02

The PAC is proud to have played its role in this historic task of overthrowing white domination in all its manifestations. We make no apologies.

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Transcript of episode 15, section 3, starting at: 15:00

installations from civilian areas. Many of the victims were civilians although the ANC stress that the Air Force was the target. This is how Neville Clarence experienced the attack. ...

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