Inside Apartheid's Prison Raymond Suttner isixhosa

Inside Apartheid's Prison Raymond Suttner isixhosaIn the public imagination the struggle that saw the end of apartheid and the inauguration of a democratic South Africa is seen as one waged by black people who were often imprisoned or killed for their efforts. Raymond Suttner, an academic, is one of a small group of white South Africans who was imprisoned for his efforts to overthrow the apartheid regime. He was first arrested in 1975 and tortured with electric shocks because he refused to supply

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the affection of flawed but well-meaning friends and family and the randomness of everyday life

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A stepping stone in the process of documenting and conserving South Africa's huge diversity of insect life