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20,181 records

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R-0118023The Convention Movement
R-0118022What Now?
R-0118019Fourth Reich Blues
R-0118018Misery in Happy Valley
R-0118017Bid to Protect Privilege
R-0118016Only One Way
R-0118015Great so Far! But Not Yet Great Enough
R-0118014 Consensus on the Economy; Reality, Illusion or Shame?
R-0118013South Africa After Mandela
R-0118010 Book Reviews: Chilling Insights into a Sick Society
R-0118009 Book Reviews: The SA Police: Amnesty Alleges Partisan Role
R-0118007Famine
R-0118006Editorial: Dangerous Times
R-0118004Universitas Bound
R-0118003More on African Nationalism
R-0118002The Strange Phenomenon
R-0117998Twelve Million Outlaws
R-0118000 The Report of the U.N. Committee of Experts on South Africa
R-0117999Sport in S.A.
R-0117997The Lesson of the Transkei
R-0113168Analysis of the recent clampdown
R-0113166Non-violence news: the South African fellowship of reconciliation
R-0113165The South African Fellowship of Reconciliation: a short history
R-0113164Non-violence news: the South Africam fellowship of reconciliation
R-0113163Emergency convocation of churches in South Africa
R-0113162South African Church leaders confront the Sstate
R-0113159Joint communique of the Southern African Catholic Bishops Conference and the African National Congress
R-0113157Non violence news: looking again at non-violence
R-0113156Progressive theological education
R-0113155Open letter to Archbishop Hurley, President of the Catholic Bishops Conference
R-0113154Be not overcome by evil
R-0113153Dramatic call by church leaders
R-0113152 Non violence news: the changing purpose of this letter
R-0113151In Calvins steps
R-0113150Apartheid and the reformation
R-0113148A sign of hope
R-0113147Non violence news
R-0113146Non-violence news: conscription objection
R-0113144Statement by ABRECSA
R-0113143An open letter to Desmond Tutu
R-0113140Nairobi Assembly
R-0113138Religious Society of Friends writes letter to Cabinet Ministers: forced removals of Africans
R-0113136Statement by the Archbishop of Cape Town, the Most Rev Bill Burnett
R-0113135The way through
R-0113134Where I stand
R-0113133Archbishop Burnett puts the record straight
R-0113132The heresy of apartheid
R-0113131Motion passed at the 43rd Provincial Synod Meeting of the Church of Province of Southern Africa
R-0113130Statement of General Secretary of South African Council of Churches, Bishop Desmond Tutu, October 11, 1979
R-0113129Divine obedience: a letter to the Minister of Justice

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