South Africa’s historical and contemporary statues: a public and political battleground

As South Africa moves beyond its apartheid past, the fate of historical statues ignites fierce debate across the nation and among political powers. This discussion reflects deep-rooted tensions and divergent views on how a nation reconciles with its tumultuous history.

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2025-03-24
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https://doi.org/10.14749/28649354
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South African History and Culture
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South Africa’s historical and contemporary statues: a public and political battleground

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Abstract

As South Africa moves beyond its apartheid past, the fate of historical statues ignites fierce debate across the nation and among political powers. This discussion reflects deep-rooted tensions and divergent views on how a nation reconciles with its tumultuous history.

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