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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_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.
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C01_78 |
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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. |
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January 1994 |
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In the late 1993 and early 1994 rumours of war and civil war from the right-wing underground organisations were rife. In January 1994 De Wet Potgieter and Doug Lee of Rapport newspaper were hooded and taken to a secret venue in the mountains of KwaZulu-Natal where well-known right-wing activist, Leonard Veenendaal, and other right-wingers were secretly busy with covert training of Zulu warriors.
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