Interviews with members of this group about a set of holiday attacks open the seventh chapter of a book about them by Paul Landau. A commander of this group, who with Denis Goldberg set up its first training camp in the town of Mamre, was the first to die while detained under the so-called 90-Day Act. During a military campaign in the Wankie Game Reserve, this group joined forces with ZIPRA. Along with the APLA, this group was integrated into the SANDF (“sand-F”). This group was officially formed in protest of the Day of the Vow, a holiday that commemorated an 1838 victory by Andries (“AHN-dreess”) Pretorius. In response to Ruth First’s assassination, this group committed the Church Street bombing. This group, formed after the Sharpeville Massacre, had most of its leadership imprisoned in the Rivonia Trial. For 10 points, name this paramilitary wing of the ANC. ■END■
ANSWER: Spear of the Nation [or uMkhonto weSizwe; or uWs; accept MK; prompt on ANC or African National Congress until read; prompt on uMkhonto] (Paul Landau’s book is Spear: Mandela and the Revolutionaries. The second sentence refers to Looksmart Ngudle. The 1838 battle was the Battle of Blood River.)
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