Funeral Procession for Slain United Democratic Front Activists
A priest leads a funeral procession for four United Democratic Front activists from Queenstown who were abducted and murdered by the South African security police. Those slain included Matthew Goniwe and Sparrow Mkonto. One mourner carries a small ceremonial spear within his black power salute, symbolic of Umkonto Wa Sizwe, which means "spear of the nation". (Photo by Gideon Mendel/Corbis via Getty Images)
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01 July, 1985
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