Judas Goat
Betrayel for the sake of survival
Nonfiction, History, Africa, South Africa, Biography & Memoir, Political
| Author: | Wynand du Toit | ISBN: | 9781928349990 |
| Publisher: | Groep 7 Drukkers en Uitgewers | Publication: | June 22, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Wynand du Toit |
| ISBN: | 9781928349990 |
| Publisher: | Groep 7 Drukkers en Uitgewers |
| Publication: | June 22, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
During May 1985, a South African Special Forces Team consisting out of nine operators, (miskien is die woord “saboteurs” beter om te gebruik) landed on a beach in the oil-rich province of Cabinda in Angola. Their target was the six massive oil-storage tanks. The subsequent firefight led to the death of two soldiers and the capture of captain Wynand du Toit. This meant only one thing: Betrayal!
Read in his own words of this harrowing experience and the pain of his incarceration, the happenings behind the scenes and the realization that this was just an opening move that eventually should mislead the South African population to the end of the war in Angola and the independence of Namibia.
Judas Goat promised to take the reader on a unbelievable journey of hardship, suffering and betrayal which eventually led to Wynand du Toit becoming a household name in South Africa.
During May 1985, a South African Special Forces Team consisting out of nine operators, (miskien is die woord “saboteurs” beter om te gebruik) landed on a beach in the oil-rich province of Cabinda in Angola. Their target was the six massive oil-storage tanks. The subsequent firefight led to the death of two soldiers and the capture of captain Wynand du Toit. This meant only one thing: Betrayal!
Read in his own words of this harrowing experience and the pain of his incarceration, the happenings behind the scenes and the realization that this was just an opening move that eventually should mislead the South African population to the end of the war in Angola and the independence of Namibia.
Judas Goat promised to take the reader on a unbelievable journey of hardship, suffering and betrayal which eventually led to Wynand du Toit becoming a household name in South Africa.
