Revisiting the stance of the left-wing liberation movement prior to the April 1994 general election in South Africa : its impact on the future prospects of these movements

Chitja Twala; Leo Barnard

n Journal for Contemporary History - Revisiting the stance of the left-wing liberation movement prior to the April 1994 general election in South Africa : its impact on the future prospects of these movements

ISSN : 0258-2422

Author Chitja Twala and Leo Barnard
Source : Journal for Contemporary History, Volume 30, Issue 2, Jan 2005, p. 143 - 162
Accreditation : Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET)

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Abstract

In order to discuss the stance of the left-wing groups prior to the 27 April 1994 democratic election, one must begin with a great riddle. The statements of the left-wing liberation movements over the three decades before the 1994 election warrant this kind of a research.

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