Authored by Chandre Gould and Peter Folb

 

This publication explains how the apartheid government in South Africa put together a determined chemical and biological weapons programme aimed at poisoning people within and outside South Africa. The book contains information on the following details concerning ‘Project Coast’: it explains how the apartheid regime planned the deliberate use of chemical and biological agents on people, how the government acquired knowledge and materials to develop these weapons, and how corruption within the programme led to it’s eventual downfall. This book provides a major contribution to the ongoing fight against the spread of biological and chemical weapons in the world today.

 

Soft Cover, 297 Pages,  $55

 

South Africa: An unofficial Nuclear Weapons History

 

Out Of Print and Scarce.

Not many of these were printed as they were privately published.

 

The book contains 366 pages and is well illustrated with many photographs.

Many are being published for the first time!

 

A provocative alternative account of when, how, what, and why South Africa's former apartheid government

developed covert nuclear weapons and delivery systems.

 

The book should be read by everyone with an interest in South Africa's former WMD programs because

it seeks to answer a number of important, outstanding questions about the full range of nuclear weapons systems

and delivery systems developed during the apartheid era and why the de Klerk regime was willing to give up or

give away so many of the country's military crown jewels.

 

This alternative account should also be of interest to those interested in contemporary nuclear proliferation trends.

The analysis provides invaluable insights about how a government can secretly develop, test and store nuclear weapons.

 

Highly recommended.

Soft Cover, 366 Pages, illustrated with pictures. $65