Martin Dolinchek, who claimed to be a senior officer in the South African intelligence service, is displayed before reporters after his capture following the abortive mercenary-led coup on the Seychelles Islands on November 25. Dolinchek, who said he had taken leave from the service to help in the coup attempt, is among five white mercenaries captured on Mahe Island who are awaiting trial on charges.
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Press, 11 December 1981, Page 6
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65Martin Dolinchek, who claimed to be a senior officer in the South African intelligence service, is displayed before reporters after his capture following the abortive mercenary-led coup on the Seychelles Islands on November 25. Dolinchek, who said he had taken leave from the service to help in the coup attempt, is among five white mercenaries captured on Mahe Island who are awaiting trial on charges. Press, 11 December 1981, Page 6
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