Season 6 · Episode 3 — Apartheid Part 3: 1963-1977
Independent homelands' for blacks was the centerpiece of Prime Minister Hendrick Verwoerd's vision of apartheid. Part 3 focuses on how the white government found African leaders to collaborate with them in a plan to make foreigners of black South African citizens by deporting them to independent homelands in rural areas of the country. The program looks at the increased resistance to the homeland policy as seen through the first nationwide attack by young black South Africans in the Soweto ghetto in 1976.
Season 6 episodes
E1Many white South Africans claim that the entire country is theirs by right. No black man, they say, occupied South Africa before the first…
E2Part 2 details the new policy which included classifying all South Africans by race, removing blacks from cities where many had lived for g…
E3Independent homelands' for blacks was the centerpiece of Prime Minister Hendrick Verwoerd's vision of apartheid. Part 3 focuses on how the…
E4When PW Botha became prime minister of South Africa two years after the Soweto uprising in 1976, he realized that apartheid must ‘adapt or…
E5Part 5 looks at an unprecedented meeting in the struggle for South Africa’s future. Two years before the release of Nelson Mandela, disside…
E6Frontline traces the rise and fall of television evangelists Jim and Tammy Bakker and investigates why government agencies failed to vigoro…
E7Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Seymour Hersh investigates one of Ronald Reagan’s greatest truimphs-the rescue of American students during…
E8Frontline goes inside the mind of Mark David Chapman, the man who shot and killed John Lennon in 1980. Newly acquired records paint the chi…
E9Since deregulation, America's airline industry has become a nightmare of delays, cancellations, and near misses. This film probes the air t…
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E11Joe and Joyce Cruzan want doctors to remove their severely brain damaged daughter from the life-support system that keeps her alive. Nearly…
E12In 1968, American journalist Jerry Schecter, accompanied by his wife and five young children, moved to Moscow on assignment for Time magazi…
E13The military is America’s largest producer of toxic waste. Frontline reporter Joe Rosenbloom investigates the Pentagon’s poor record of cle…
E14When Shirley Turcotte was a child, she was sexually abused by her father. After years of therapy she takes a remarkable journey back into h…
E15Frontline investigates the unsolved 1984 terrorist bombing at a press conference held by contra leader Eden Pastora. Eight people, includin…
E16Can America succeed in Japan? Frontline paints an intimate portrait of Americans living and working in Japan-baseball players, businessmen,…
E17Frontline explores the disturbing increase in racial incidents and violence on America’s college campuses. The attitudes of black and white…
E18An accountant for the Medellin drug cartel explains how he was asked by the CIA to provide funding to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels.
E19E20Frontline examines in-depth the background, character, qualifications, and beliefs of the Republican and Democratic candidates, George Bush…
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