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Broederbond

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Broederbond [ˈbrʊdəˌbɔːnt ˈbruːdəˌbɒnt]
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) (in South Africa) a secret society of Afrikaner Nationalists committed to securing and maintaining Afrikaner control over important areas of government
[Afrikaans: band of brothers]
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Pilger continues: "What exactly was the deal struck between the ANC leadership and the fascist Broederbond which stood behind the apartheid regime?
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Liberatory solidarity may well have become institutionalised in a kind of black African Broederbond (League of Brothers, after the secret Afrikaner organisation).
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