Memory Against Forgetting: Memoirs from a Life in South African Politics 1938-1964 by Rusty Bernstein

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Memory Against Forgetting: Memoirs from a Life in South African Politics 1938-1964 by Rusty BernsteinISBN: 9780670887927 Publisher : Viking, 27 Jan. 2000 Paperback, 392 pages A remarkable man's personal memoir of a life in South African resistance politics from the late 1930s to the 1960s. The result is a powerful and moving account of men and women whose beliefs and principles were unwavering in the face of persecutionand harassment, imprisonment and torture. "A finely crafted volume: the lucid, analytic record of someone who was engaged, who was

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