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The Third Day of September (The Sebokeng Rebellion of 1984)

An eyewitness account, by Johannes Rantete, of the 1984 uprising in the township of Sebokeng.

Submitted by red jack on December 3, 2016

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Sebokeng Uprising (1.43 MB)
  • South Africa
  • apartheid
  • Johannes Rantete
  • Sebokeng

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