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What role did South Africa play in WWII? — Quartz Africa


May 15, 2021
The story of the intelligence war in South Africa during the World War II is one of suspense, drama, and dogged persistence. South Africa officially joined the war on Sept. 6, 1939 by siding with Britain and the Allies and declaring war on Nazi Germany.
South African historians have largely overlooked the intelligence war, partly because of the apparent paucity of reference sources on it. This lack of attention prompted me to investigate the matter further. The result was my book
Hitler’s Spies: Secret Agents and the Intelligence War in South Africa.
The book offers a new perspective on this lesser-known episode of South African history. ....

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What role did South Africa play in WWII?


What role did South Africa play in WWII?
Quartz
5/15/2021
Evert Kleynhans
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The sunsets over Vryburg, a large farming town which once hosted the premier German intelligence organization in wartime South Africa.
The story of the intelligence war in South Africa during the World War II is one of suspense, drama, and dogged persistence. South Africa officially joined the war on Sept. 6, 1939 by siding with Britain and the Allies and declaring war on Nazi Germany.
South African historians have largely overlooked the intelligence war, partly because of the apparent paucity of reference sources on it. This lack of attention prompted me to investigate the matter further. The result was my book ....

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Opinion: Artistic duos helped define Springs scene


As we brace ourselves for the city’s sesquicentennial hoo-ha on July 31 (Fireworks! Parades! Vendors! Tens of thousands of Downtown celebrants, spectators, vendors, politicians and assorted scoundrels!), here’s a story about another 150th anniversary.  
In 1871, Paris art dealer/promoter extraordinaire Paul Durand-Ruel figured out how sell art and make serious money at the game. During the following decades, he employed then-sophisticated marketing techniques to sell canvases by obscure Impressionist and Barbizon artists. He bought up their production, identified them as geniuses and trumpeted the “exclusivity of the artist’s production.” During Durand-Ruel’s long run, he bought and sold 1,000 Monets, 1,500 Renoirs and more than 2,000 Picassos. ....

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A return to the archives sheds light on German spies in South Africa during WWII


A return to the archives sheds light on German spies in South Africa during WWII
By Evert Kleynhans - The Conversation
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MAY 6, 2021
Members of the Ossewabrandwag on parade during WWII. The then political opposition collaborated with the Germans. - Source: OB Photo Collection/Records, Archives and Museum Division, North-West University
The story of the intelligence war in South Africa during the Second World War is one of suspense, drama and dogged persistence. South Africa officially joined the war on 6 September 1939 by siding with Britain and the Allies and declaring war on Nazi Germany.
South African historians have largely overlooked the intelligence war, partly because of the apparent paucity of reference sources on it. This lack of attention prompted me to investigate the matter further. The result was my book ....

Far East , South Africa , North West , United Kingdom , Union Of South Africa , Republic Of South Africa , South African , Van Rensburg , Lawrence Barrett , Lothar Sittig , Hans Van Rensburg , National Party , British Security Service , National Archive , Barrett Mission , National Archives Of The United Kingdom , Felix Organisation , Second World War , Secret Agents , Intelligence War , Good Hope , British Empire , National Archives , Rudolph Rein , இதுவரை கிழக்கு , வடக்கு மேற்கு ,