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South African Civil War
LesothoCivilWarDD
Beginning:

3 March 1991

End:

17 July 1998

Place:

South Africa

Outcome:

Anti-Apartheid Forces Victory

  • Banning of Pro-Apartheid Organisations.
  • Disolution of PAFSA
Major battles:

Battle Of Prieska, Battle for Durban, Siege of Pietermaritzburg

Combatants

Anti-Apartheid Forces

  • South Africa
  • UPAS (United Party for Anti-Segregation)
    • Supported by: ILS

Pro-Apartheid Forces

  • PAFSA (Pro-Apartheid Force of South Africa)
  • PPWS (Party for Preservation Of White Supremacy)

Affricker resstinsnce Azanian National Liberation Army Azanian People's Liberation Army

Commanders
  • South Africa - Nelson Mandala
  • UPAS - Jonathan Kimbali
    • ILS - John Turner
  • PAFSA - Michael Jones
  • PPWS - Georg Tanliki
  • NLSA - Henrik Fobles
Strength

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Casualties and Losses

1000 Killed or Injured

3800 Killed Or Injured

The South African Civil War, also known as The Apartheid War or The Greater Racial War was a conflict that lasted more than 7 years and ended with the surrender of the pro-Apartheid forces.The war is normally agreed to began with the assassination of F. W. De Klerk by a white nationalist who felt he was giving too many concessions to the Blacks. The first phase of the war dealt with anti-apartheid versus white supremacists, and phase two dealt with anti-apartheidists vs black nationalists who wanted a reverse apartheid system

It was a direct result of the racial tension due to the decline and abolition of Apartheid Polices in South Africa.

Africa
Notable Countries
South AfricaSomaliSomalilandPuntland
Notable Events
South African Civil WarSomali Civil War


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