An historical survey documenting the rise of Afrikaner nationalism from the Great Trek through the peak of the Apartheid era. Originally written to accompany the acclaimed BBC television series of the same name, Harrison’s work offers a nuanced look into the Afrikaner world-view, exploring the historical forces—from the Anglo-Boer War to the 1948 Nationalist victory—that shaped their survivalist culture and political dominance. Paperback. Condition: good
Publisher: Macmillan
Date Published: 1985
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