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Frederik W. de Klerk: Presidential Years in the International Arena
Riaan Eksteen reflects upon the contributions of Frederik W. de Klerk on the history of South Africa. He argues that de Klerk’s presidency was most notable for his handling of foreign affairs. He summarizes de Klerk’s contribution in this area and argues that up to now this legacy in the realm of international relations has not been properly explored.
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