Overview
When PW Botha became prime minister of South Africa two years after the Soweto uprising in 1976, he realized that apartheid must ‘adapt or die.’ Part 4 explores the reforms undertaken by Botha to maintain white supremacy, changes that have deeply divided Afrikaners and have provoked explosive reactions from many blacks.
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6 - 1Apartheid Part I: 1652-1948 December 14, 1987 -
6 - 2Apartheid Part 2: 1948-1963 December 14, 1987
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6 - 3Apartheid Part 3: 1963-1977 December 15, 1987
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6 - 4Apartheid Part 4: 1978-1986 December 15, 1987
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6 - 5Apartheid Part 5: 1987 December 16, 1987
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6 - 6Praise the Lord January 26, 1988
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6 - 7Operation Urgent Fury February 02, 1988
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6 - 8The Man Who Shot John Lennon February 09, 1988
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6 - 9Your Flight is Cancelled February 16, 1988
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6 - 10Shakedown in Santa Fe February 23, 1988
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6 - 11Let My Daughter Die March 01, 1988
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6 - 12Back in the USSR March 29, 1988
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6 - 13Poison and the Pentagon April 05, 1988
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6 - 14To a Safer Place April 12, 1988
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6 - 15Murder on the Rio San Juan April 19, 1988
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6 - 16American Game, Japanese Rules April 26, 1988
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6 - 17Racism 101 May 10, 1988
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6 - 18Guns, Drugs, and the CIA May 17, 1988
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6 - 19The Defense of Europe May 24, 1988
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6 - 20The Choice October 24, 1988
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6 - 21Who Pays for AIDS? June 07, 1988
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6 - 22Our Forgotten War June 14, 1988
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6 - 23Indian Country June 21, 1988
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6 - 24My Husband is Going to Kill Me June 28, 1988