ANDRIES HENDRIK ALBERTS
I was already disabled at that stage. I had stood up after three and a half years in a wheelchair and I couldn't personally participate in any physical operation. So the understanding was that these four fit young men would form the nucleus of a cell which would then control the activities. I had enough trust in the leadership of Jean du Plessis and although we didn't make a specific appointment for a particular time, the understanding was that in due course we would continue.  In the longer term I would take charge of the propaganda of a more political wing of such a movement because that was my strong point.