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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  17 April 2021

Danelle van Zyl-Hermann
Danelle van Zyl-Hermann
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Universität Basel, Switzerland
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White Workers and South Africa's Long Transition to Majority Rule
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Print publication year: 2021

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Eddie, , interviewed 18 August 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
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Frik, , interviewed 8 September 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Gert, interviewed 27 October 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Group interview, 14 September 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Hugo, , interviewed 18 August 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Kobus, , interviewed 18 August 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Louis, , interviewed 18 October 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Neels, , interviewed 14 September 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Paul, , interviewed 20 October 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Schalk, , interviewed 28 October 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
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Anton, , interviewed 28 October 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Eddie, , interviewed 18 August 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Frans, , interviewed 22 September 2011, Bellville.Google Scholar
Frik, , interviewed 8 September 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Gert, interviewed 27 October 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Group interview, 14 September 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Hugo, , interviewed 18 August 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Kobus, , interviewed 18 August 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Louis, , interviewed 18 October 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Neels, , interviewed 14 September 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Paul, , interviewed 20 October 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Schalk, , interviewed 28 October 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
Wouter, , interviewed 20 September 2011, Kloofsig.Google Scholar
van der Walt, Dennis, interviewed by Naas Steenkamp, 7 October 2008.Google Scholar
Botha, Fanie, interviewed by Wessel Visser, 27 May 2002.Google Scholar
Wiehahn, Nic, interviewed by Adam Ashforth, 10 October 1981. Interview: Nic Wiehahn, AG2738-152, Institute for Advanced Social Research Collection, Historical Papers Research Archive, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg.Google Scholar
Wiehahn, Nic, interviewed by Deborah Posel, 1 August 1984.Google Scholar
van der Merwe, Piet, interviewed by Naas Steenkamp, 7 October 2008.Google Scholar
van der Merwe, Piet, interviewed by Hermann Giliomee, 18 March 2009.Google Scholar

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