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DescriptionThe Chief who hates passes: The time to tell the truth: In 1974, White farmer Freddie Hattingh applied for Lebowa citizenship to avoid losing his farm. Known locally as 'Lefifi', he expressed deep ties with the land and good relations with Black neighbors. Lebowa officials welcomed the move【520†baha_dm_sa_st_0000076.pdf】. CONTACT US TO ORDER AND LICENSE THE IMAGES FROM THIS ARTICLE
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Drum Magazine story, South Africa edition, April 1973_003

The Chief who hates passes: The time to tell the truth: In 1974, White farmer Freddie Hattingh applied for Lebowa citizenship to avoid losing his farm. Known locally as 'Lefifi', he expressed deep ties with the land and good relations with Black neighbors. Lebowa officials welcomed the move【520†baha_dm_sa_st_0000076.pdf】. CONTACT US TO ORDER AND LICENSE THE IMAGES FROM THIS ARTICLE
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