Christian books, and Christian tapes, than all the other countries put together, but South Africa produces more Bibles in more languages than any other country in the world.'® Peter Hammond also relates his eyewitness account of the Communist war against Christians in Africa: When I was first called up to do my military duty in the South African Defense Force, back in 1979, we came across atrocities in South West Africa and Angola. SWAPO, the South West African Peoples Organization, the terrorist group backed by the Soviets, and funded by the World Council of Churches, has been involved in war to try and overthrow Mozambique for the last 20 years. In that time they've killed 10,000 civilians, largely through land mines. We, as soldiers, had to sift through the wreckage of vehicles blown up by land mines, and we had to put the bodies into body bags. We had to sift through villages burned to the ground, and take the charred remains, the corpses of the people, and put them in body bags. When we were involved in operations in Angola, we used to seek out the churches in the villages. We would go into a village and say, "Where is the church?" and every time the people would point to a burnt out place and say, "That was the church. The Cubans burnt it down." We would say, "Where is the pastor?" and the people would say, "The Communists shot him.’ We would say, "What can we do to help you?" and the people would say, "Biblia, Biblia, — Bibles." Starving, hungry, thin people asked for Bibles as their first priority. 138 The Secret Side of History