Any good, decent, non-Leftist books on Apartheid?
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[I got this request from someone. Jan]
He wrote:
Hello Jan, I hope all is well. I am currently wanting to look into the history of South Africa but as expected all sources these days have a strong leftist bias. Do you know of any good books on the topic, especially on the apartheid era? Any help would be much appreciated.
Kind Regards
I replied:
This is a tough one. I can’t think of anything off hand. It’s probably best to find something that was written in South Africa. As a rule, the Afrikaans stuff is the best, but then you sit with the problem that it’s not English.
I don’t have a quick answer for you. Let me see if anyone has any suggestions.
I’ll post a request on my website.
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