The Battle for South Africa

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"The plan, I think, is the old one of world dominion in a new form . . . Today the scene is set for the third act, intended to complete the process. The money-power and the revolutionary-power have been set up and given sham but symbolic shapes ('Capitalism' or 'Communism') and sharply defined citadels ('America' or 'Russia'). Suitably to alarm the mass-mind, the picture offered is that of bleak and hopeless enmity and confrontation ... Such is the spectacle publicly staged for the masses. But what if similar men, with a common aim, secretly rule in both camps and propose to achieve their ambition through the clash between those masses! I believe any diligent student of our times will discover that this is the case." Douglas Reed, "Far and Wide", 1951. Front Cover ......Page 1 Title Page ......Page 3 Printer's imprint ......Page 4 CONTENTS ......Page 5 Quotation from Douglas Reed: 'Far and Wide' ......Page 6 Preface ......Page 7 Postscript ......Page 8 Introduction: The Third South African War ......Page 9 1. This Worldwide Conspiracy ......Page 19 2. The War on Gold ......Page 41 3. Behind Communism in Africa ......Page 48 4. What Happened in Rhodesia ......Page 82 5. The Battleground of the Mind ......Page 98 (1) The Role of the Mass Media in Contemporary History ......Page 100 (2) Psychological Warfare designed to obscure Driving Force behind Communist Conspiracy ......Page 114 By Ivor Benson ......Page 125 Index ......Page 126 Rear Cover ......Page 132