Collection:Sharpeville Massacre, 21 March 1960×
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Sharpeville massacre was turning point in anti apartheid movement, 21 March 1960
Commission of Enquiry into the Occurrences at Sharpeville (and other places) on the 21st March, 1960, Volume 1, Johannesburg, 15 June 1960
Sharpeville Massacre, 21 March 1960
ArticleSurvey shows ignorance about big moments in South Africa’s history – like the Sharpeville massacre (TheConversation.com)
The yearly Human Rights Day public holiday in South Africa in late March commemorates the Sharpeville Massacre, when police opened fire on…
Sharpeville behind us: a peoples democracy
White poster with dark brown lettering. Artwork of men marching.
We remember Sharpeville
Black and white poster with black lettering. Image of dead people lying on ground with police walking around. Block containing image of…
An MK combatant speaks on Sharpeville
Sunshine and Sharpeville
Sharpeville Day - an eye witness report by Humphrey Tyler
Sharpeville - March 21, 1960 by Petrus Tom
In 1960 before that terrible day of March 21 some workers resigned from work because they were preparing for that day.
Message to the PAC on Sharpeville Day by Livingstone Mqotsi
Editorial comment: The legacy of Sharpeville
Remember Sharpeville
White poster with black lettering. 21st March 1960. Black and white photo of policemen with peoples bodies all over the ground. 69 killed,…
Sharpeville Day: commemoration meeting
A pamphlet to publicise a meeting commemorating the Sharpeville massacre which took place on 21 March 1960
Documents, and articles relating to the Sharpeville Massacre 1960
Mr President, I hope that Ministers Kobie Coetseeand Gerrit Viljoen have informed you that I deeply appreciate your decision in terms of…
Apartheid: Sharpeville Massacre, 21 March 1960
The commemoration of Sharpeville: An extract from a paper by Ali Hlongwane
The Sharpeville Massacre: Its historic significance in the struggle against apartheid
The nineteen days by an anonymous Cape Town correspondent 1960
The Sharpeville Massacre - A watershed in South Africa by Reverend Ambrose Reeves
Notes on the origins of the movement for Sanctions against South Africa by E.S. Reddy
From Our Vault: Sharpeville, A Crime That Still Echoes by J Brooks Spector, 21 March 2013, South Africa
Poem “A Poem about Sharpeville” by Dennis Brutus
Poster commemorating Sharpeville 1
Sharpeville : March 21 1960 by FOSATU
Poem “Massacre at Sharpeville” by Farouk Asvat
South Africa Remembers Sharpeville Massacre, 21 March 1960
Poem “A Poem of Vengeance” By Kumalo
Poster commemorating Sharpeville 3
Poster commemorating Sharpeville 2, 1985
Poem “Our Sharpeville” by Ingrid de Kok
South Africa Sharpeville massacre 50 anniversary 21/3/10
Poster commemorating Sharpeville 5
Speech by Oliver Tambo at meeting in London, 21 March 1980
Poster commemorating Sharpeville 4
Painting of the Sharpeville Massacre by Paddy Bouma
Painting of the Sharpeville Massacre by Paddy Bouma Source: mandela-long-walk-to-freedom.blogspot.com
A tragic turning-point: remembering Sharpeville fifty years on by Paul Maylam
The child who was shot dead by soldiers at Nyanga by Ingrid Jonker
The child is not deadthe child raises his fists against his motherwho screams Africa screams the smellof freedom and heatherin the…