Hermann Giliomee
Author of The Afrikaners: Biography of a People
About the Author
Hermann Giliomee, Professor of History at the University of Stellenbosch, South Africa, is the editor or author of thirteen books, including Negotiating South Africa's Future and The Afrikaners: Biography of a People (Virginia).
Works by Hermann Giliomee
Nog Altyd Hier Gewees: Die Storie Van 'n Stellenbosse Gemeenskap (Afrikaans Edition) (2007) 10 copies
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- Legal name
- Giliomee, Hermann Buhr
- Birthdate
- 1938-04-04
- Gender
- male
- Occupations
- Professor of Political Studies
- Nationality
- South Africa
- Birthplace
- Sterkstroom, South Africa
- Places of residence
- Stellenbosch, South Africa
- Associated Place (for map)
- South Africa
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The Afrikaners: Biography of A People, the first comprehensive history of the Afrikaner people based on—and critical of—the most recent scholarly work, draws on the author’s own research and interviews conducted with leading political actors. Hermann Giliomee weaves together life stories and interpretation to create a highly readable narrative history of the Afrikaners.
This revised and expanded edition also offers a fresh contextualisation of apartheid, its paradoxes and its complex show more effects, and of the increasingly fraught relationship between the ANC government and the powerless Afrikaner minority. Giliomee revises current orthodoxies on white supremacy in South Africa in important ways. The result is not only a magisterial history of the Afrikaner people, but also a fuller understanding of that history, which for good or ill resonates far beyond the borders of South Africa. show less
This revised and expanded edition also offers a fresh contextualisation of apartheid, its paradoxes and its complex show more effects, and of the increasingly fraught relationship between the ANC government and the powerless Afrikaner minority. Giliomee revises current orthodoxies on white supremacy in South Africa in important ways. The result is not only a magisterial history of the Afrikaner people, but also a fuller understanding of that history, which for good or ill resonates far beyond the borders of South Africa. show less
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