[last updated: june 2004]

TRC FINAL REPORT

Presented to President Nelson Mandela on 29 October 1998, who said:-

"I accept the report as it is,
with all its imperfections, as
an aid the TRC has given us
to help reconcile and build
our nation."

[NOTE:
This page was mirrored in 1998 by NiZA from www.trc.org.za,
now at www.doj.gov.za/trc.
The report was published in October 1998, except the final report, Vol. 6,
which was published March 2003.
On Contrast.org you can find the reports presented to the
Truth Commission in November 1997. These files, composed by
researcher Klaas de Jonge, reveal leads that may prove
involvement of the Apartheid government intelligence
and European secret services in several covert operations. Such as:

• The assassination of Olaf Palme
• The murder of ANC-representative Dulcie September
  
• The involvement in the SA Chemical Warfare program
  (includes Dr. Wouter Basson now standing trial in South Africa)

May 2004, NiZA published an annotated bibliography on the TRC, 1992-2003,
with documentary sources available at the NiZA library.]

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

VOLUME 1

VOLUME 2

VOLUME 3

VOLUME 4

VOLUME 5

VOLUME 6

Download from this site all 5 volumes in a single WinZip file:

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or per volume:

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2. Volume 2 (ca. 0.90 Mb)
3. Volume 3 (ca. 0.93 Mb)
4. Volume 4 (ca. 0.39 Mb)
5. Volume 5 (ca. 0.46 Mb)


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The paper version is available from Juta Books. Price R 750. Order from cserv@juta.co.za or visit their website at www.juta.co.za.

DISCLAIMER In the interests of making this electronic version of the Final Report available as quickly as possible it was produced in a tearing hurry and the process of converting between computer systems and different file formats may have introduced some errors of a minor nature. Specifically, fonts and typefaces may vary, footnote numbers may appear without their text, cross references may not be accurate, some diagrams and charts have still to be converted and tables, such as the Balance Sheets, tend not to line up. These will be remedied as soon as we are able.