GEORGE DUBE
Alright.  We stayed in that camp from January to September in Mozambique.  So Comrade Lennox came to that refugee camp to take people who wanted to join the ANC.  Other people were Zimbabweans wanted to go and join PAC, others BAC, there were three guys from Lesotho who wanted to join BAC.  So he asked us that those who wanted to go and join ANC they must come to him and write names so that he may come here to fetch us two by two or three by three to Tanzania.  So we did that, we who wanted to join ANC. Comrade Lennox recruited us.
 I went to Tanzania to join the ANC.  So I arrived in Dar Es Salaam at Comrade Mashego's house, ANC house, Entemeke(?).  So I found a lot of other fellow countrymen there, young men, that was now after June '76.  These boys I could see that they were the ones who have been fighting Boers there because of this Bantu education.  So I stayed there for almost two weeks in that house.  After that a further Comrade Tambo came to that place and we were chosen being 16 that will be going to France, that's what Comrade Tambo said to us.  So he told me that I am going to be the commander of this group of 16 comrades... Commissar also.  So we were told that tomorrow morning we are going overseas so we mustn't speak our language in the plane until we reach France.
REV. FINCA: In your statement George you mentioned that
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you were made commander of this battalion of 16, do you still remember any of the people who were in that battalion of 16?