The Road to Democracy in South Africa, Volume 3, International Solidarity
South African Democracy Education Trust
Contents:
Foreword :
By Essop Pahad
Preface :
Notes on Contributors
Sponsorship and Donations
Part 1
Chapter 1
Introduction
By Gregory Houston
Chapter 2
The United Nations and the struggle for liberation in South Africa
By Enuga S. Reddy
Chapter 3
The International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa
By Al Cook
Chapter 4
In the heart of the beast:
The British Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1959–1994
By Christabel Gurney
Chapter 5
The Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement
By Louise and Kader Asmal with Thomas Alberts
Chapter 6
Sweden and the Nordic countries: Official solidarity
and assistance from the West
By Tor Sellström
Chapter 7
From Jan van Riebeeck to solidarity with the struggle:
The Netherlands, South Africa and apartheid
By Sietse Bosgra
Chapter 8
Anti-apartheid activity in the European Community and
selected West European countries
Part 1 The European Community and apartheid:
Minimal effective pressure
By Sietse BosgraPart 2 Austria and South Africa during apartheid
By Walter SauerPart 3 The anti-apartheid struggle in Belgium as perceived by the
Comité Contre le Colonialisme et l’Apartheid
By Paulette Pierson-MathyPart 4 Hoera vir die Boer hoera! Pro- and anti-apartheid struggles in
Flanders and Belgium
By Jan VanheukelomPart 5 France–South Africa 667
By Sietse Bosgra, Jacqueline Derens and Jacques MarchandPart 6 A history of the Anti-Apartheid Movement in the
Federal Republic of Germany
By Gottfried WellmerPart 7 Italy, ‘beneficiary’ of the apartheid regime, and its internal
opposition
By Cristiana FiamingoPart 8 Switzerland and apartheid: The Swiss Anti-Apartheid Movement
By Peter LeuenbergerPart 9 Other Mediterranean countries: Spain, Portugal, Greece
By Sietse BosgraPart 10 The Liaison Group of Anti-Apartheid Movements in the EC
By Sietse BosgraPart 11 AWEPAA: European activists–politicians against apartheid
By Peter Sluiter and Sietse Bosgra
Part 2
Chapter 9
Anti-apartheid solidarity in United States–South African relations:
From the margins to the mainstream
By William Minter and Sylvia Hill
Chapter 10
Canadian solidarity with South Africa’s liberation struggle
By Joan Fairweather
Chapter 11
The anti-apartheid movements in Australia and
Aotearoa/New Zealand
By Peter Limb
Chapter 12
‘There is no threat from the Eastern Bloc’
By Vladimir Shubin with Marina Traikova
Chapter 13
The German Democratic Republic and the
South African liberation struggle
By Hans-Georg Schleicher
Chapter 14
Cuba: The little giant against apartheid
By Hedelberto López Blanch
Chapter 15
China’s support for and solidarity with South Africa’s
liberation struggle
By Zhong Weiyun and Xu Sujiang
Chapter 16
Solidarity: India and South Africa
By Vijay Gupta
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