MR DU PLESSIS
General, Brigadier Cronje was not involvedin the higher levels of authority such as the State Security Council,at the bottom of page 17 he says that he had no doubt that hisactions and that of his subordinates "under my command wouldhave been made known to the State Security Council". He givesan example that of the handgrenades which we had already dealtwith.
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102 GNL VAN DER MERWE
 Then General another important point is the following.  Thisis a further factor concerning which Brigadier Cronje will bringtestimony which convinced him that he's acting legitimately andcorrectly under the instructions of the government.  This regardsBrigadier Schoon who phoned him on a particular incident, whogave him instruction that the Security Branch with the militaryspecial services were to act.  
  "His instruction to me was that the SADF's special serviceswas to cooperate with us.  This was the special combat unit workingwith covert actions.  If Brigadier Schoon gave me instructionto work with Military Intelligence I would not have consideredthan an instruction war, but the instruction to work with specialforces was a direct instruction to get involved in direct militarywarfare.  This instruction was given to me during a time afterthe instruction of Brigadier Victor.  It was within a couple ofmonths of each other.  I accepted Brigadier Schoon's instructionand respected it as an instruction to get directly involved withmilitary action in a military way.   It was therefore no longernormal policing actions or tasks which I had to carry out.  Myresponsibilities were therefore far wider".
Do you know of this instruction from Brigadier Schoon?