Becoming More Informed About Informers.

NORTHERN IRELAND: BETRAYAL AND PUNISHMENT Ron Dudai's I Penality in the Underground: The IRA's Pursuit of Informers i is a wonderful companion to Dlamini's work. Deploying Mose's security police file, written in bureaucratic language and technicalities characteristic of such documents, Dlamini not only demonstrates how Mose's collaboration developed and transformed over time but also invokes intimacy in describing Mose's involvement in the creation, curation and maintenance of the Album. The stories narrated in Dlamini's book colourfully illustrate the intimacy and emotionality of informing.[5] In this respect, the stories of an African National Congress (ANC) defector, Gladstone Mose, and a police officer, Eugene Fourie, stand out. PUBLIC HISTORIES OF THE OCCUPIED CHANNEL ISLANDS Dlamini's and Dudai's works address the slow burn of repression over many decades of internal, external and insider-outsider occupation. [Extracted from the article]