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   Hugh Lewin, anti-apartheid activist who was betrayed by his best   
   friend – obituary   
      
    Telegraph Obituaries   
      
   8 FEBRUARY 2019 • 6:00AM   
      
   Hugh Lewin, who has died aged 79, was an anti-apartheid activist and   
   writer who spent seven years in a South African jail after being   
   betrayed by his “dearest friend” and “twin brother”, Adrian Leftwich.   
      
   The two belonged to a militant anti-apartheid group, and in 1964   
   Leftwich was arrested; under interrogation he named Lewin as one of   
   his comrades. Leftwich turned state’s evidence at his trial for   
   sabotage, and while he walked free, Lewin was jailed for seven years.   
      
   Lewin, who became an acclaimed author and poet, remained angry for   
   decades. “Bitterness,” he wrote, “clung to me like an armour.” Then,   
   in 2002, he read an article by Leftwich in Granta magazine. “I Gave   
   the Names” recounted his act...   
      
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