War and resistance : Southern African reports : the struggle for Southern Africa as documented by Resister magazine
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War and resistance : Southern African reports : the struggle for Southern Africa as documented by Resister magazine
（Southern African studies）
Macmillan, 1994
- pbk.
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Resister
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Includes index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book is the result of 11 years of work by many people: exiled South African war-resisters and supporters of COSAWR who researched, wrote, edited, illustrated, laid out and distributed "Resister". The 67 issues of "Resister" contained about three-quarters of a million words - this book has less than 100,000. What appears here, then, is but a small proportion of the magazine. It is not the "Best of Resister": the material has been selected so as to give an overview of the concerns of the magazine, and to tell the story of COSAWR and the wider war-resistance movement in South Africa. The articles are largely as they originally appeared, although most have been cut and many are extracts from much longer pieces. Minor changes have been made in places to improve readability, but the editors have endeavoured not to change the style or meaning of the original articles, nor have they attempted to update the material. The selection is a result of the personal taste and judgement of the editors, who between them were involved in writing, editing and producing the magazine over the entire period of its publication.
目次
Chapter 1: The Occupation of Namibia. Liberation war. The occupying forces. The horrors of war. Resisting conscription. Towards independence. Chapter 2: Angolan Campaigns. Operators Protea and Askari. Supporting UNITA. The battle for Cuito Cuanavale. Chapter 3: Destabilisation. Squeezing the neighbours. Mozambique's tragedy. Chapter 4: The struggle for South Africa. Area War. 13 000. War in the townships. The role of the police. Armed struggle. Chapter 5: Aspects of militarisation. Black troops. White women and the war. The dogs of war. Vigilantism and the Natal conflict. The rise of the right. Hit squads. The nuclear threat. Chapter 6: Conscripts' experiences. Conditions of service. Personal experiences. Mass protest. Traumas of war. Chapter 7: War-resistance. Religious, moral and political arguments. Conscientious objectors and the End Conscription Campaign. Exile and the international dimension: The Committee on South African War Resistance.
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