File:ChristTheKing.BaptistryMural.1972.JPG

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Vandalised baptistry of the Church of Christ the King, Sophiatown, South Africa taken during the Apartheid era.

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English: Mural above the baptistery of the Church of Christ the King, Sophiatown, Johannesburg. This picture was taken in 1972 when the church was derelict, the Sophiatown population having been forcibly removed in 1955 under South Africa's Apartheid regime. Trevor Huddleston, a missionary based at the Church of Christ the King, was one of the leaders of the opposition to the removals.
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Camera location26° 10′ 24.96″ S, 27° 58′ 36.84″ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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