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Afrikaans: 'n Kennisgewing wat aandui dat 'n sekere openbare perseel uitsluitlik vir die gebruik deur witmense daargestel is. Die teken dateer uit die Apartheid-era.
Deutsch: „Nur für Weiße“ – Hinweisschild aus der Zeit der Apartheid
English: “For use by white persons” – sign from the apartheid era
Español: “Sólo para blancos” – letrero de la era del apartheid
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Source Image taken from en:Image:Aprt.jpg, corrected perspective and lighting somewhat. Permission from photographer here.
Author El C

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FOR USE BY WHITE PERSONS

THESE PUBLIC PREMISES AND THE AMENITIES
THEREOF HAVE BEEN RESERVED FOR THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF WHITE PERSONS.

By Order Provincial Secretary

VIR GEBRUIK DEUR BLANKES

HIERDIE OPENBARE PERSEEL EN DIE GERIEWE
DAARVAN IS VIR DIE UITSLUITLIKE GEBRUIK
VAN BLANKES AANGEWYS.

Op Las Provinsiale Sekretaris

Translation

Deutsch: Übersetzung: NUR FÜR DIE NUTZUNG DURCH WEISSE PERSONEN DIESE ÖFFENTLICHEN GRUNDSTÜCKE UND DIE HIERAUF BEFINDLICHEN EINRICHTUNGEN SIND ZUM AUSSCHLIESSLICHEN GEBRAUCH DURCH WEISSE BESTIMMT. Auf Anordnung des Sekretärs der Provinz
Français : Traduction: RESERVE AUX BLANCS. Ces locaux et leurs équipements sont réservés à l'usage exclusif des personnes blanches. Sur décision du Secrétaire provincial (préfet de région)
Română: Numai: pentru uzul persoanelor de rasă albă. Aceste spaţii publice şi facilităţile aferente au fost rezervate pentru utilizarea exclusivă a PERSOANELOR ALBE! Prin Ordinul secretar provincial!

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