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South African Propaganda Films of The Apartheid Era - Volume X
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South African Propaganda Films of The Apartheid Era - Volume X
WE ARE MARCHING ON PRETORIA - 25mins - A celebration of Afrikanerdom. South African government’s Ministry of Information focuses on the administrative capital Pretoria; a nostalgic view of a city whose government tried Nelson Mandela during the apartheid era. Produced, directed by Jamie Uys and also released via his own Mimosa Films company.
WHO IS VASCO MUTWA? - 14mins
In this propaganda film, South Africa’s then Ministry of Information conveyed a deceptive image of the establishment of Bantu peoples as a way of restoring distinct ethnic identities to the different indigenous peoples of South Africa.
HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER - 18mins
On White immigration
During the apartheid era, the South African Information Service launched a campaign of propaganda and disinformation aimed at the Western powers, whcih it considered its natural allies against what it called the 'Communist Onslaught' to take over South Africa.
This campaign was both overt and covert and ranged from what appeared to be straightforward tourist films to savage attacks on the ANC through a source apparently unconnected to the South African Information Service.
The South African government spent millions of dollars to win hearts and minds, with most of this effort directed at the United States, where it had many influential sympathisers.
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