C :: Doug Lee photographs

► C :: Doug Lee photographs
► C01 :: File 1: 1993-1994
► C01_06 :: Eugene Terreblanche, AWB leader, at the Magistrate's Court in Potchefstroom, September 1994.
► C01_25 :: Inkatha Freedom party (IFP) rally, Boksburg, August 13, 1994.
► C01_45 :: FW de Klerk before a television interview at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, circa 1994.
► C01_46 :: Joint AWB/Boerevolkstaat rally, circa 1994. Eugene Terreblanche and Robert van Tonder delivered speeches. Some of the images show Robert van Tonder talking to Wit Wolf Barend Strydom's mother-in-law, Trudie, while he was still on Death Row.
► C01_63 :: Scenes from the aftermath of the fall of Mmabatho when President Lucas Mangope's regime in Bophuthatswana was brought down in a popular uprising, March 1994.
► C01_67 :: The night Constand Viljoen, former chief of the South African Defence Force and leader of the Volksfront, decided to go to the polls.
► C01_77 :: Launch of Radio Pretoria - Afrikaners' rebel radio stations at Donkerhoek, January 22, 1994.
► C01_78 :: Willem Ratte, the right-wing guardian of Radio Pretoria and two of his sons at the radio station. His Pretoria Boer Commando guarded the station at Donkerhoek, just east of Pretoria, against any possible attempts from the Nationalist government of De Klerk to silence the rebel station.
► C01_82 :: Right-wingers secretly training Zulu warriors in KwaZulu-Natal, January 14, 1994.
► C01_83 :: Right-wingers secretly training Zulu warriors in KwaZulu-Natal, January 14, 1994.
► C01_84 :: Right-wingers secretly training Zulu warriors in KwaZulu-Natal, January 14, 1994.
► C01_85 :: Right-wingers secretly training Zulu warriors in KwaZulu-Natal, January 14, 1994.
► C01_86 :: Right-wingers secretly training Zulu warriors in KwaZulu-Natal, January 14, 1994.
► C01_95 :: AWB and members of the IFP marching together through the streets of Vereeniging, November 27, 1993.
► C01_96 :: AWB and members of the IFP marching together through the streets of Vereeniging, November 27, 1993.
► C01_107 :: AWB rally/event, October 1993.
► C01_108 :: AWB rally/event, October 1993.
► C01_109 :: AWB rally/event, October 1993.
► C01_111 :: Right-wingers in Ottosdal, October 23, 1993.
► C01_113 :: Right-wingers taking food to besieged Inkatha families, October 16, 1993.
► C01_114 :: Gaye Derby-Lewis, wife of the jailed assassin of Chris Hani, during an exclusive interview, October 15, 1993.
► C01_115 :: Gaye Derby-Lewis, wife of the jailed assassin of Chris Hani, during an exclusive interview, October 15, 1993.
► C01_117 :: AWB on the march in Klerksdorp, October 9, 1993.
► C01_118 :: AWB on the march in Klerksdorp, October 9, 1993.
► C01_128 :: Right-wing event, September 18, 1993.
► C01_129 :: Right-wing event, September 18, 1993.
► C01_130 :: AWB/Eugene Terreblanche, August 8, 1993.
► C01_136 :: AWB event, circa 1993.
► C01_138 :: AWB event, circa 1993.
► C02 :: File 2: 1994-2003
► C02_24 :: 32 Battalion's final military base at Pomfret in the Northern Cape, August 1996. Mainly recruited from Angolan rebels, 32 Battalion was regarded as one of the best fighting units in the world.
► C02_47 :: Right-wing campaign to free Willem Ratte from jail, June 1996.
► C02_48 :: Right-wing campaign to free Willem Ratte from jail, June 1996.
► C02_74 :: Nelson Mandela, Carl Niehaus and former police commissioner Johann van der Merwe at a press briefing, January 13, 1996.
► C02_105 :: Jani Allen, the Sunday Times' columnist, became well-known for her relationship with AWB leader, Eugene Terreblanche. Despite continuous denials from both Allen and Terreblanche, the media reported on a steamy relationship between the two. This selection of images show Jani Allen during an interview, September 1995.
► C02_108 :: Pope John Paul II is welcomed by President Nelson Mandela during his visit to South Africa on September 16, 1995. This series of images portray this historical meeting between one of the world's most beloved political leaders and an equally loved and respected religious leader.
► C02_122 :: Kumleben Commission of Enquiry, August 1995.
► C02_123 :: Kumleben Commission of Enquiry, August 1995.
► C02_175 :: Nelson Mandela at a media interview in Johannesburg, November 5, 1994.
► C02_217 :: AWB march on the East Rand, n.d.
► C02_219 :: AWB event, n.d.
► C02_220 :: AWB event, n.d.
► C03 :: File 3: 1997
► C03_44 :: Magnus Malan, former Minister of Defence, Gen. Constand Viljoen, former chief of the SADF and leader of the Volksfront with Col. Jan Breytenbach and Gen. Tienie Groenewald, September 6, 1997.
► C04 :: File 4: 1996-1999
► C04_15 :: Eugene Terreblanche in Ventersdorp during a photo session and interview, November 6, 1999.
► C04_16 :: Eugene Terreblanche in Ventersdorp, November 6, 1999.
► C05 :: File 5: 2000-2003
► C05_5 :: Rare photographs of PW Botha after his retirement at his homestead, Die Anker, in the Wilderniss in the southern Cape, May 2003.
► C05_23 :: Right-wing gathering in Brandfort Concentration Camp Cemetery, June 1, 2002.
► C05_24 :: Right-wing gathering in Brandfort Concentration Camp Cemetery, June 1, 2002.
► C05_25 :: Right-wing gathering in Brandfort Concentration Camp Cemetery, June 1, 2002.
► C05_65 :: Eugene Terreblanche, Rooigrond, June 17, 2000.
► C05_69 :: SADF, May 20, 2000.
► C05_70 :: SADF, May 20, 2000.
► C05_71 :: SADF, May 20, 2000.
► C05_72 :: SADF, May 20, 2000.
► C05_76 :: Wit Wolf Barend Strydom, n.d.
► C05_83 :: Eugene Terreblanche, March 31, 2000.
► C05_85 :: Eugene Terreblanche, March 31, 2000.
► C05_86 :: 22 images
► C06 :: File 6: 2002-2003
► C06_83 :: Orania, November 8, 2003.
► C06_84 :: Orania, November 8, 2003.
► C06_135 :: Slang van Zyl, former Brixton murder and robbery detective and later a secret operative for the notorious Civil Cooperation Bureau (CCB), June 20, 2003.
► C07 :: Box of negatives
► C07_01 :: SAP ceremony with police commisioner Johann van der Merwe, December 1, 1989.
► C07_17 :: Pik Botha, Pretoria, October 17, 1989.
Call Number: C
Title: Doug Lee photographs
Scope Content: The Doug Lee photographic material is contained in six files of negatives, one box of negatives, one brown envelope of negatives and two boxes of mostly black and white photos (derived from negatives already in the files). Only described in this inventory are those images relevant to the De Wet Potgieter collection, such as the numerous activities and events of the right-wing organisations, South African Defence Force (SADF) and the South African Police (SAP).