Piet Rudolph

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http://www.volkstaat.net/index.php?view=article&catid=47%3Apersonalities&id=122

Excerpt: Piet Rudolph (Petrus Johannes Rudolph) called "Skiet" is a Boer nationalist. An impetuous man, brave and generous, who has dedicated his life to the Boer nation. Although he has been committed in various political organizations, he has always been a genuine and disinterested fighter, motivated by love for his people.

Piet Rudolph was born in South Africa the 20th June 1937, in the small village of Vischkuil in the district of Springs, in the Transvaal.

He was City Councillor in Pretoria for the Herstigte Nasionale Party (HNP, in English: Reconstituted National Party) and member of Konserwatiewe Party (KP, in English: Conservative Party). Was later a prominent member of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging (AWB, in English: Afrikaner Resistance Movement); deputy leader of Boerestaat Party (BSP, in English: Party of the Boer State); a founder and the leader of the Orde Boerevolk (in English: Order of the Boer Nation).

"To survive no price is too high", this phrase stood out on a banner held up by Piet Rudolph in 1979, while waiting outside a court Terre'Blanche and other AWB men tried for mistreating a professor who mocked, and asked to destroy the sacred traditions of the Boer nation. A phrase on a banner, and for him: a way of life.