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On the Border 1965–1990 remains a powerful and accessible historical work, praised for its balanced perspective and human approach. It is essential reading for anyone interested in South African military history, twentieth-century politics, or the personal narratives behind the country’s turbulent past
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On the Border 1965–1990 by David Williams offers a compelling and personal exploration of South Africa’s Border War through the eyes of those who lived it. Drawing on interviews, firsthand accounts, and military records, Williams examines the experiences of South African soldiers, conscripts, and their families during the long conflict fought in Namibia and Angola. The book captures not only the battlefield realities but also the political and emotional toll of a war that shaped a generation.
On the Border 1965–1990 remains a powerful and accessible historical work, praised for its balanced perspective and human approach. It is essential reading for anyone interested in South African military history, twentieth-century politics, or the personal narratives behind the country’s turbulent past.
Condition: Very Good – Prior ownership inscription on front end page.






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