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R-0120289 From the margins to the mainstream: the anti-apartheid movement and the politics of agenda-setting in the United States
R-0120288Natal and the 1960 Republican Referendum
R-0120287 The politics of nonracialism: White opposition to apartheid, 1945-1960
R-0120286 Marxism and history: twenty years of South African Marxist studies
R-0120285 Trade unions, politics and the working class struggle: the Food and Canning Workers Union, 1975 to 1986
R-0120284 Conformity and conflict: Afrikaner nationalist politics in South Africa
R-0120283 For freedom without hunger: aspects of the South African Congress of Trade Unions with reference to the Western Cape
R-0120282A study of Inkatha Yesizwes approach to the
R-0120280 An investigation into the effect of race and politics on the development of South African sport (1970-1979)
R-0120279 An investigation into the effect of race and politics on the development of South African sport (1970-1979
R-0120278 KwaZulu in contemporary South Africa: a case-study in the implementation of the policy of separate development
R-0120277 Women in twentieth century South African politics: the Federation of South African Women, its roots, growth and decline
R-0120276Draft theses: The Workers Party of South Afr
R-0120269 Testimony before the house foreign affairs subcommittees on African Affairs and International Economic Policy and Trade
R-0120267Life histories
R-0120227 Press Statement of the United Democratic Front
R-0120223 United Democratic Front statement on the second round of talks about talks
R-0120222 Programme of Mass Action against Natal violence continues
R-0120220Press statement: Death of Japhta Masemola
R-0120219United Democratic Fronts press statement on
R-0120214Releases a victory for the people
R-0120210Five years of the United Democratic Front
R-0120209United Democratic Front protests banning
R-0120208 Message to the people in Bophuthatswana and other Bantustans from the United Democratic Front
R-0120207 United Democratic Front challenges PW Botha on opening of parliament
R-0120206 New year message of the United Democratic Front: December 1987
R-0120205 United Democratic Front condemns South African Government intervention in Angola.
R-0120204 The Okanangan statement on Southern Africa and programme of action
R-0120203 United Democratic Front comment on the proposed National Council Bill
R-0120202 Press statement on stop hanging of Meilies and Jantjies.
R-0120201Chamber of mines must negotiate
R-0120200 United Democratic Front Pledges support for Striking mine workers.
R-0120199 Press statement on United Democratic Front rejects the imposition of the regional services councils.
R-0120198 Message to all comrades and compatriots in detention, prison and facing trials
R-0120197 United Democratic Front statement on national detainees day
R-0120196 United Democratic Front reaffirms non-violent position
R-0120191 The United Deocratic Front and repression-January 1985 to April 1986
R-0120189 Message of symphathy and solidarity to the families of comrades that were murdered and the organisations of which they were active members.
R-0120188National press statement
R-0120186 United Democratic Front statement on foreign investment in South Africa
R-0120184Detention of United Democratic Fronts activi
R-0120182 National statement on NZRFU decision to tour South Africa
R-0120181 Proposed joint statement on: call for national unity against apartheid and the emergency
R-0120173 Legalized Lawlessness : The public safety amendment bill
R-0120172 Press statement on the release of the Sharpeville Six
R-0120171Press statement on Bisca Marshall plan
R-0120169 Why Management Committees should be totally rejected
R-0120168Call for peace
R-0120166 United Democratic Front/African National Congress/COSATU press statement
R-0120164 Press statement: Margaret Thatcher policy on South Africa

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