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R-0059574The Revolt Takes Shape by H. Baruch
R-0059572The First Commemoration of June 16-Baruch, H. (1979). Year of Fire, Year of Ash: The Soweto Revolt: Roots of A Revolution, Zed Press: London
R-0059545”Who Is Black?” Editorial by Steve Biko, SASO Newsletter, September 1970”
R-0061291’UNITE! MOBILISE! FIGHT ON! BETWEEN THE ANVIL OF UNITED MASS ACTION AND THE HAMMER OF THE ARMED STRUGGLE WE SHALL CRUSH APARTHEID!’
R-0059557To All Fathers and Mothers, Brothers and Sisters, Friends and Workers, in All Cities, Towns and Villages in the Republic of South Africa. Flyer in English and Sesotho by the Soweto Students’ Representative Council, 15 October 1976
R-0083802’Need for cool heads over language row’, The World. 15 June 1976
R-0083793’Parents stand firm in launguage row’, The World. 8 March 1976
R-0083805’Anti-Afrikaans pupils go on strike in soweto’, Bokala, W., The World. 18 May 1976
R-0083790’Strik school in dreadlock’, Bokala, W., The World. 20 May, 1976
R-0097759Tension at riot school, 9 June 1976
R-0097751PRP and UP calss to scrap rule 17 June 1976
R-0059576Uprising that shaped an entire generation by Zwelinzima Vavi’s - Workers assembly
R-0059555Report of Fort Hare Local Committee to SASO annual General Students’ Council, by Pumzile Majeke, July 1973
R-0086659Statement of the President of the ANC, Nelson Mandela, on the the 17th anniversary of the 1976 students uprising Orlando Stadium, Soweto, 16 June 1993
R-0083785’Language strike continues’, Nxumalo, C., The World. 15 June 1976
R-0083807’Inquiry must be held into Soweto riot’, The World. 17 June, 1976
R-0083797Meetings on schools language issues’, The World. 5 March 1976
R-0083788’Student form new body’, The World, 3 August 1976
R-0059563Press release by Khotso Seatlholo, chairman of the Soweto Students’ Representative Council, 29 October 1976
R-0059579Memorandum to the Minister of Bantu Administration and Development and Bantu Education by Soweto Black Community Leaders, written by M. T. Moerane,June 29, 1976 (abridged)
R-0083795’The schoolboard are toothless’, The World. 28 April 1976
R-0083789’This is what lead to the ‘76 riots...’, Molefe, T, The World. 16 June 1976
R-0097758STAR article, 16 June 1976
R-0097750Ministers visit Soweto 24 June 1976
R-0059580People of South Africa--The African National Congress Calls on You. Amandla Soweto!, Flyer, July 1976
R-0083796’Language row may be ending - at long last’, Weekend World. 16 March 1976
R-0097757Soweto school violence, 9 June 1976
R-0097749Looting, burning as riots continue 17 June 1976
R-0097741The Riots Special Report Illustration
R-0083792’Thow ideology out’, Burg, J., The World. 26 May 1976
R-0083794’School strike - Botha quizzed’, The World. 3 June 1976
R-0097756Soweto pupils riot - six dead, 16 June 1976
R-0097748Child’s moment of Agony 17 June 1976
R-0059559To All Residents of Soweto, Hostels, Reef and Pretoria, Flyer in English and Zulu by Soweto Students’ Representative Council, September 7, 1976
R-0083791’Kids keep up strike big march planned’, The World. 19 May, 1976
R-00595536. The 1976 Soweto Uprising. “To Be or Not to Be . . . ?” Article by Nthanyane Maaga, SASM Newsletter, April 1973
R-0059558To Town!!! To Eloff!!! To That Exclusive White Paradise!!! From Monday!!! Flyer by Soweto Students’ Representative Council announcing demonstration on September 23,1976
R-0083809’New school joins strike’, Nxumalo, C., The World. 28 April 1976
R-0097755Soweto pupils stone police van, 10 June 1976
R-0097747Education chief faces - Who to Blame - storm 20 June 1976
R-0093233Speech at his inauguration as President of South Africa by Thabo Mbeki, June 16 1999
R-0083799’Leaders lash ‘stupid’ education system’, Mutloatse, M., The World. 23 May, 1976
R-0097754Scrap Afrikaans call, 21 June 1976
R-0097746Children in revolt - Soweto strikers reject Afrikaans 13 June 1976
R-0083801’UBC in new school row’, Nxumalo, C & Bokala, W., The World. 17 June 1976
R-0083787’Moves over teachers and language coming’, New Govt. 27 April 1976
R-0097762Why were the warning signals ignored, 17 June 1976
R-0097753Schools language dispute began in 1974
R-0097745Cape Time’s articles 18 June 1976
R-0086840Speech by President Nelson Mandela on South Africa Youth Day Ladysmith, 16 June 1995

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