apartheid

A journalist writes about the future of South Africa as apartheid ends and suggests possible results of the end of white minority rule.

Discusses the historical background, events, apartheid, and the future of South Africa.

The author discusses his involvement in various human rights violation investigations and war crime tribunals, including those addressing abuses in South Africa, the former Yugoslavia, and Rwanda.

Traces the history of South Africa from the arrival of the Bantus 2000 years ago to the 1976 Soweto riots to the present day. Examines race relations, the origins of apartheid, and the different peoples who settled in South Africa.

Provides an overview of the history of South Africa, including the three hundred years of colonial occupation by the Dutch and British, the establishment of settlers domination over non-whites, institutionalized slavery, and, later, apartheid, and includes information on F.W. de Klerk and Nelson Mandela's efforts to reform its political system and reconfigure arbitrary borders.

Contains essays that provide a broad picture of the political and social factors that influenced the end of apartheid in South Africa; features brief biographies of key individuals related to apartheid; and includes a chronology, and a selection of relevant historical documents.

Examines the history of Apartheid in South Africa, its roots in the seventeenth century, harsh segregation laws during the twentieth century, and its ultimate demise.