{"value"=>"<p>Include \"War Stories\", a series of articles and speeches written by independent journalist Michael Slate on the grassroots movement in South Africa, and published mostly in the pages of the <em render=\"underline\">Revolutionary Worker</em>. Conducted by Slate, the interviews include a partial transcript of a discussion with black activists in Uitenhage and Durban in 1990, and interviews with a youth leader and AZASM member in the Port Elizabeth area in 1987, with AZAPO president Lybon Mabasa, in 1984, with a group of exiles in Botswana who had left the country for military training, with two Harare (Zimbabwe)-based exiles who had fled South Africa for fear of police persecution and other forms of harassment due to an ANC-AZAPO feud in 1985, with the head of the Allied Miners and Construction Union in 1987, and an 87 p. interview with five BCM activists on the 1976 and the 1980 uprisings in Soweto and the reality of living and fighting under the apartheid regime.</p>"}