The Man who Killed Apartheid

The narrative centers on Dimitri Tsafendas, who assassinated South Africa's Prime Minister Hendrik Verwoerd in 1966, a pivotal figure in the apartheid regime. Following the murder, Tsafendas was deemed insane and unfit for trial, leading to a 28-year imprisonment marked by brutal treatment. This updated edition explores the complexities of his case, revealing the political implications and the injustices faced by Tsafendas, while also providing new insights into developments since the book's initial release.