JEREMY CRONIN
In the course of the armed struggle which as I say lasted from 1961 to 1990, the ANC moved through a variety of strategies - it was the ANC with Umkhonto weSizwe operating under the political guidance of the ANC.
	The original targets of the ANC - when it launched it's armed struggle in 1961, were purely buildings, facilities - unoccupied buildings, unoccupied facilities and pylons.  So the original wave of sabotage action launched in 1961, was directed at those targets and there were strict instructions not to injure or hurt anyone including security forces - the belief at that time was that there was a possibility still of a negotiated settlement in the early 1960's.
	Through the period of the 1970 and '80's strategies changed, they were always publicly announced and cadres were always carefully instructed in those changing tactics and strategies.   By the - in the course of the 1980's the ANC, Umkhonto weSizwe, used - amongst other things, land mines which by their nature can be indiscriminate - the idea was to prevent military and security organisation on White farms particularly on the border are, that was the strategic and political objective and that had ceased by 1990.