John Vorster, OB-generaal en Afrikanervegter (Afrikaans Edition)
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CUM-Boeke, Roodepoort, 1983. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/Fair. Signed. 235 pages (complete). In Afrikaans throughout. Signed by Terblanche on the title page. A biography of Vorster during his Nazi-sympathising years. A benign copy. The dustjacket has some light wear and scuffing and marking. The boards are sound with storage marks to the faces and some mild shelving wear to the edges. Within, the pages are clear, confident, clean. fk.

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The Boer militants of the Ossebrandwag (OB) were hostile to Britain and sympathetic to Nazi Germany, whose racial ideology parallelled their own. Thus the OB opposed South African participation in the war, even after the Union declared war in support of Britain in September 1939. While there were parallels, neither Van Rensburg nor the OB were genuine fascists, according to v. d. Berghe.[3] Alexandre Kum'a Ndumbe III however shows, that OB was "based on the Führer-principle, fighting against the Empire, the capitalists, the communists, the Jews, the party and the system of parliamentarism ... on the base of national-socialism", according to a German secret source dated Jan. 18, 1944[4] Members of the OB refused to enlist in the South African forces, and sometimes harassed servicemen in uniform. This erupted into open rioting in Johannesburg on 1 February 1941; 140 soldiers were seriously hurt.[5] More dangerous than this was the formation of the Stormjaers (English: Assault troops), a paramilitary wing of the OB similar to the Nazi Sturmabteilung. The nature of the Stormjaers was evidenced by the oath sworn by new recruits: "If I retreat, kill me. If I die, avenge me. If I advance, follow me" (Afrikaans: As ek omdraai, skiet my. As ek val, wreek my. As ek storm, volg my).[6] The Stormjaers engaged in sabotage against the Union government. They dynamited electrical power lines and railroads, and cut telegraph and telephone lines.[5] These types of acts were going too far for most Afrikaners, and Malan ordered the National Party to break with the OB in 1942.[2] The Union government cracked down on the OB and the Stormjaers, placing thousands of them in internment camps for the duration of the war. Among the internees was future prime minister B. J. Vorster. At the end of the war, the OB was absorbed into the National Party and ceased to exist as a separate body. Hardcover, Edition: 1e uitg, Label: CUM-Boeke, CUM-Boeke, Product group: Book, Published: 1983, Studio: CUM-Boeke.

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Cum-Boeke, 1983. 1st Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. the jacket is a little shelf rubbed and the edges are a bit knocked. the book has no inscriptions and the binding is excellent, square and tight. Afrikaans text.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 [4804038], Johannesburg, GAU, South Africa.
the jacket is a little shelf rubbed and the edges are a bit knocked. the book has no inscriptions and the binding is excellent, square and tight. Afrikaans text.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Chapter 1 Books, Johannesburg, [RE:4].
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