by Henning van Aswegen | Jan 4, 2025 | BfSS NIS, Contemporary Police History / Eietydse Polisiegeskiedenis, Historical photos, Life Story, Local South African Police Forces, Police Psychology, Public Safety, RI/BfSS/NI/NIS/BSV, SA Defence Force / Weermag, SAP History / Geskiedenis, SAP Security Branch / Veiligheidstak, Sekretariaat van die Staatsveiligheidsraad (SSVR - SSSC), SOUTH AFRICAN FORCES HISTORY PRESERVED, South African Intelligence History
Ontploffing op Johannesburg-stasie – 1964 In 1964 neem die ANC-SAKP se rewolusie geweldadige afmetings aan met ‘n gewetenlose aanval in Johannesburg op onskuldige lede van die algemene publiek. ’n Ondergrondse organisasie, bekend as die ARM, het intussen...
by Henning van Aswegen | Jan 4, 2025 | BfSS NIS, Archives Posts, Life Story, RI/BfSS/NI/NIS/BSV, South African Intelligence History
Min spioene kan daarmee spog dat hulle die verloop van ʼn oorlog verander het, maar die Russiese spioen Richard Sorge kan. Sorge(uitgespreek Sor’j),was ʼn meesterspioen, waarskynlik die beste spioen van alle tye omdat sy spioenasiebedrywighede ʼn beduidende impak op...
by WPS | Apr 3, 2024 | Life Story, Military History
ABSTRACT: Extra cash is always welcome! Many of us have memorabilia from our time in the Forces stashed away at home. Uniforms, other kit, perhaps even medals and awards. Stuff that the kids may not be interested in, or simply not have space for, or perhaps they live...
by | Mar 24, 2024 | Life Story, Historical photos
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by WPS | Feb 25, 2024 | Defence, BfSS NIS, Life Story, SA Defence Force / Weermag, SA Military History, SAP History / Geskiedenis, SAP Security Branch / Veiligheidstak
ABSTRACT: Dr Willem Steenkamp, son of former SAP-SB CO Maj-Gen Frans Steenkamp, and himself a former NIS officer who did his doctoral thesis on the intelligence function, as well as being a novelist, ambassador, attorney, entrepreneur and polyglot with wide...
by | Feb 17, 2024 | Life Story
Brigadier Gert Booysen ABSTRACT: The life of Brig Gert Booysen (96) – called “Flet-Gert” – he always went ‘flat out’ in an investigation. He was an imposing character. Judged by his friends they feel he would have made an excellent major general. He is the author of...
