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Fotos: © Ralf Gründer, damals Giyani, Homeland Giyani, South Africa.


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Presseartikel

Tipp 1: Mozambicans: the new game in Kruger Park, Refugees brave lions, rifled and mir ..., The Sunday Times, 08.03.1987
Tipp 2: Our own barriers of shame, The Star, 20.11.1989
Tipp 3: Bishop in row at border post, SA, Mozambican rules urged to ease burden of refuges, The Star, 25.09.1989
Tipp 4: Brave still chance the electric fence, Clyde Johnson (Lowveld Bureau), The Star, 24.10.1989
Tipp 5: Border fence deaths, Weekly Mail, 19.01.1990
Tipp 6: Mozambican refugees find sanctuary in South Africa, Ziana Reuter, FG, 26.01.1990
Tipp 7: Border shooting: Man will never walk again, The Argus Correspondent, 07.02.1990
Tipp 8: SA 'fence of fire' has claimed more lives than Berlin Wall, Eddie Koch, Weekly Mail, 29.06.1990
Tipp 9: Across the fence of fire, Refugees, 09.1990
Tipp 10: Mit der „Feuerschlange“ gegen die Flüchtlinge. Schon 200000 Mosambikaner gingen über die Grenze nach Südafrika - aber nicht in Sicherheit, Johannes Dietrich (Giyani), Frankfurter Rundschau, 03.09.1990
Tipp 11: The fence of shame. Its death toll is heavier than the Berlin Wall, City Press, 17.02.1991
Tipp 12: Electrified fence on border remains switched on, The Citizen, Parliament, Page 8, Reported by Sapa, 06.03.1991
Tipp 13: Electrified fense 'never switched off', The Star, 06.03.1991

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