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Apartheid Museum

Northern Parkway & Gold Reef Road 2001, Johannesburg, South Africa

Featured Review : From 1948 to 1991, segregation was a way of life in South Africa. You were either white or colored (black). If you were not white, then you had nothing. If you were not white, then you were treated as nothing. Activi...See Full Review

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Apartheid Museum

  • 4 out of 5 stars by MikeInTown from Leesburg, Virginia
  • December 30, 2006
Apartheid Museum
Quote: Our first excursion in South Africa was a half-day visit to the Apartheid Museum. Apartheid means apartness or separation. During the apartheid years, the South African government classified its citizens as white, black, or colored (mixed or Asian).... Read the full Apartheid Museum review

From journal Jo'burg and the Burbs

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Apartheid Museum

  • 4 out of 5 stars by KenDurham from Quispamsis NB, New Brunswick
  • January 4, 2004
Apartheid Museum
Quote: From 1948 to 1991, segregation was a way of life in South Africa. You were either white or colored (black). If you were not white, then you had nothing. If you were not white, then you were treated as nothing. Activists, such as Nelson Mandela,... Read the full Apartheid Museum review

From journal South Africa Part 5 or 7

Apartheid Museum

  • 4 out of 5 stars by MSRITA from indaianpolis
  • October 30, 2003
Quote: The Apartheid Museum is fascinating as it gives a historical and political accounting of what apartheid is, why it was created, and finally why and how the apartheid laws have been dissolved. We spent three hours in this museum and could have spent... Read the full Apartheid Museum review

From journal 5TH WEEK OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN ADVENTURE