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Ian Berry - South Africa. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Johannesburg. The public lavatories at City Hall were strictly segregated until a relaxation of the rules in the late 1980s. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Ventersdorp. Eugene Terre Blanche in discussion with the police. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Ventersdorp. Police and AWB protesters clash for the first time. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Ventersdorp. Police and AWB protesters clash. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Johannesburg. Alexandra Township. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Bloemfontein. President de Klerk at a National Party meeting prior to the elections. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Western Transvaal. Ventersdorp. For the first time Afrikaans policemen faced up to protesters of the right wing AWB movement, leaving two AWB memb
SOUTH AFRICA. Gauteng. Johannnesburg. A nervous white man carries flowers through a predominantly black area of Johannesburg which has one of the highest mug
SOUTH AFRICA. Transvaal. Ventersdorp. Conflict between right wing AWB supporters and the police using dogs. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Transvaal (Gauteng). Ventersdorp. For the first time police and rightwing extremists AWB clash with both sides using teargas and batons resulti
South Africa. North West Province. Ventersdorp. Funeral of a white AWB farmer, killed during riots. Black labourers look on at a respectful distance as white
South Africa. Gauteng. Johannesburg. Eugene Terre Blanche leader of the Whites only AWB Party talking on South African TV. 1991
South Africa. Ventersdorp. Police wearing gas masks face up to all white AWB party led by leader Eugene Terre Blanche (beard, centre) 1991
South Africa. Ventersdorp. Whites only AWB party leader Eugene Terre Blanche in confrontation with the police before the battle which resulted in three Africa
South Africa. Ventersdorp. The all white AWB party members led by Eugene Terre Blanche (centre) march towards their attack on the police which subsequentally
South Africa. Ventersdorp. The first confrontation between the all white AWB party and the police kicks off with a police dog biting another policeman on the
South Africa. Ventersdorp. Whites only party AWB leader Eugene Terre Blanche (beard) in confrontation with the police. 1991
SOUTH AFRICA. An African nanny carrying a white child, watched by a mounted policeman. 1995.
SOUTH AFRICA. A courageous first attempt at a multi-racial play of 'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" at the Pretoria State Theater. 1991
A courageous first attempt at a multi-racial play of 'Guess Who's Coming To Dinner" at the Pretoria State Theater.1991
South Africa. Since the abolition of Pass Laws thousands of hawkers flood Johannesburg's pavements, many camping out overnight. Here, huddling against the cold ...
SOUTH AFRICA. Transvaal (Gauteng). Ventersdorp. For the first time, police and right wing extremist AWB supporters clash resulting in chaos. Both sides use t
SOUTH AFRICA. Ulundi. Inkatha rally. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. 1991.
A police dog savages an AWB supporter as the confrontation turns to violence.
The funeral of a white AWB farmer killed during the Ventersdorp's riots. Black labourers look on as the children of the dead man lay wreaths..1991.
S.Africa. An African nanny carrying a white child, watched by a mounted policeman. 1995.
SOUTH AFRICA. Johannesburg. One of the many squatter camps that have spread up and around Johannesburg. The temporary shelters at Ivory Park have to be dismantl
SOUTH AFRICA. Ventersdorp. Black victims with the AWB protesters. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Ventersdorp. Police and AWB protesters clash. 1991.
SOUTH AFRICA. Nelson MANDELA in N.E. Transvaal on Mozambique Border to adress tribal chiefs in an attempt to drum up support amongst the rural community chiefs.
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