The National Party implemented this policy after coming to power under Daniel Malan, and many of its opponents were convicted in the Rivonia Trial.
The Kairos Document was a theological response to this policy, and CODESA I and II attempted to negotiate an end to it. The National Party implemented this policy after coming to power under Daniel Malan, and many of its opponents were convicted in the Rivonia Trial. Harold Macmillan denounced this policy in his "Wind of Change" speech, and the Spear of the Nation was one of the most militant opponents of it. Many of the opponents of this policy were imprisoned on Robben Island, and after it was ended, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission was set up. Ended by Frederick Willem de Klerk and opposed by Nelson Mandela, for 10 points, name this policy of racial segregation in South Africa.
The Kairos Document was a theological response to this policy, and CODESA I and II attempted to negotiate an end to it.
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