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In the seventies, the South African regime suppressed the country


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This article introduces you to the last minute of a great fighter against apartheid in South Africa. The ruling policy of apartheid was based on separating conditions for Caucasian and black populations. There were buses, beaches, clubs and many facilities only for white and blacks where the black population had no access.
In the seventies, the South African regime suppressed the country's oldest anti-racist movement, the African National Congress (ANC). Most of its leaders were in exile or in prison. Then comes the scene of Stephen Biko (born 8/12/1946 in King Williams Town, Eastern Cape, South Africa). He stood in front movement that demanded equal rights for blacks and whites in all spheres. New riots, which caused blacks students erupted comed in 1976. Government accused of inciting riots Bika and identified him as the main leader of the rebellion. Police forces arrested Bika in the same year and drove him to police headquarters, where he was thrown into a soundproof room used for torture. He was brutally interrogated by five police officers, where three of them Harold Snyman, Daniel Siebert and Gideon Nieuwoudt, Bika grabbed his head and beat the wall. This incident has left lasting effects on his brain. comed After five days rather than transfer him to the hospital were taken to a prison in the capital, Pretoria, where the naked succumbed to brain injuries.
South African government ordered 70 and 80s the operation which was to physically eliminate the major opponents of the regime. This wave of terror succumbed after Stephan bulls and another important member of the Resistance comed Ruth Firstová. It was a leading South African comed Communist, ANC supporter. The country threatened to arrest her, just as well as her husband Joe Slovomovi, leader of the South African Communist Party and thus chose exile. Ruth worked up into the 80s at the University Eduardo Mondlaneho in Mozambique and also was an active journalist. At the behest of the South African Ministry of Police undercover agent Craig Williamson and producer Roger Raven bombs placed a small explosive device in the letter that they sent Firstová. Firstová succumbed to injuries August 17, 1982 at the opening of the envelopes.
Hany was a major South African Negro antiracist activist, who in 1991 held the office of Secretary of the Communist Party of South Africa. During the transition period from apartheid government to democratic government by 10 April 1993 was shot in Johannesburg as he was returning comed home. A few hours police arrested Janusz Walus. Walus was a right-wing extremist born in Poland comed in 1981 and lived in exile in South Africa. For complicity in the murder of Hani accused the Caucasian policy comed of Clive Derby-Lewis as secure Walus weapon. Both were sentenced to death, but the sentence was eventually changed comed to life imprisonment in 1994 after taking Nelson Mandela comed to power, abolished the death penalty.
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