ENDANGERED SPECIES. WHITE AFRICANS IN SOUTH AFRICA

The book "Endangered Species. White Africans in South Africa" is a moving story about the fate of Afrikaners, white residents of South Africa who have inhabited this continent for 370 years. The author, Wojciech Rogala, presents a sober view of the difficult situation of this community, exposed to attacks and brutal murders. It is a read that forces reflection on social experiments and the hatred hidden behind the facade of justice.

• Shocking account of attacks on white farmers in South Africa
• History of Afrikaners who have inhabited South Africa for 370 years
• Sober view of Wojciech Rogala on the difficult situation in South Africa
• Story about hatred hidden behind the facade of social justice
• Reflection on social experiments and their tragic consequences
• First-hand accounts from Afrikaners

The book shows South Africa not only as a paradise for tourists, but also as a place where brutal attacks on white farmers occur. According to AfriForum data, in 2021 there were 415 attacks in which 55 people were killed. These numbers are particularly shocking when we relate them to a population of approximately 3.7 million Afrikaners.

The author, Wojciech Rogala, often visits South Africa and, thanks to his ability to make contacts with Afrikaners and patiently listen to their stories, has created a book that reveals the dangerous truth about social experiments and the hatred that does not change despite improved living conditions.

The book "Endangered Species. White Africans in South Africa" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the complex situation in South Africa and learn about the fate of Afrikaners who have inhabited this continent for centuries. It is a read that forces reflection on the consequences of social experiments and the hatred that can lead to tragedy.

Zona Zero Publishing presents this book in a paperback cover, format 135x231 mm, consisting of 10 pages. The year of publication is 2025.