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Dr Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo
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- Statement Before The Court At His Trial Under Emergency Regulations, September 6, 1940
- Statement Condemning The First Banning Orders Under The Suppression Of Communism Act, May 1952
- Statement From The Dock Before Being Sentenced In Johannesburg Magistrateâs Court For Defying Banning Orders, July 1952
- Statement In Court At Trial For Speech At Benoni, January 31, 1941
- Statement In Court By Dr. Dadoo And Dr. G. M. Naicker, When Charged With Aiding And Abetting Under The Immigrants Regulation Act Of 1913, February 26, 1948Your Worship, We are charged with the offence of contravening Section 20 (r)of the Act…
- Statement On Release From Prison, September 26 1946
- Statement On The Pretoria Agreement, May 1944
- Statement On The Proclamation Of Group Areas In Johannesburg, August 1956
- Statement submitted to the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid, on the occasion of the Day of Solidarity with South African Political Prisoners, 11 October 1979Statement submitted to the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid on the…
- Statement To Court By Dr. Dadoo And Dr. G. M. Naicker, March 3, 1948
- Statement To The Delegation Of The United Nations Special Committee Against Apartheid, London, April 1964
- Statement To The Indian People On The Eve Of His Trial, January 30, 1941
- Statement Welcoming The Resolution Of The United Nations General Assembly On The Treatment Of Indians In South Africa, November 1950
- Telegram To Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit, Leader Of The Indian Delegation To The United Nations General Assembly, November 21, 1950
- The Bell Is Tolling For Apartheid: New Year Message, 1962
- The Indian People In South Africa: Facts: About The Ghetto ActThe great majority of the South African Indians are descendants of the Indian labourers,…
- The Maturing Of The Revolutionary Process, 1971-1977”:
- The Necessity of Non-Racism_Doctor Yusuf Dadoo Today by Professor Ari SitasWe are living through a race-obsessed period in a race-obsessed country. This obsession…
- The Role Of The Indian People In The South African Revolution: An Interview In 1968QUESTION: Dr. Dadoo, you have just published a leaflet which is the first public call you…
- Three Doctors` Pact, March 9, 1947
- Tribute To M. P. Naicker, May 8, 1977
- Tribute To Michael Harmel: Oration At Funeral In Prague, June 24, 1974We have come together to pay homage to Comrade Michael Harmel, an outstanding South…
- Tribute To Vietnam: Letter To The Vietnam Workers` Party And The National Liberation Front, January 26, 1973
- Why the United Front failed: Disruptive role of the PAC by Dr Yusuf DadooWhy the United Front failed: Disruptive role of the PAC, by Dr Y M Dadoo, an article…
- Yusuf Dadoo. Some facts of his life - Vladimir ShubinYusuf Dadoo. then the SACP Chairman, one of 15 members of the Central Committee and one…
- Appendix 2: The Effects Of The South African Governmentâs Educational Policy On The Education Of The Indian People
- ”Amilcar Cabral - Outstanding Leader Of African Liberation Movement”: A Tribute, 1973
- ”Apartheid Over Our Dead Bodies:” Speech, July 1948Speech at mass welcome meeting in Johannesburg organised in his honour by the Transvaal…
- ”Bapu”: Reminiscences Of Mahatma Gandhi, February 1948
- ”Call For Renewed Struggle Against Ghetto Act”: Joint Statement Of Dr. Dadoo And Dr. Naicker Issued After A Meeting Of The Joint Passive Resistance Council, December 1947
- ”Fight For Peace, Democracy And An End To Exploitation”: New Year Message, January 1, 1951
- ”Free Us To Defend Our Homes”: Statement, March 1942
- ”His Spirit Lives On”: Tribute To Mahatma Gandhi, January 30, 1948
- ”India, South Africa And U.N.O.”: Article In , Delhi, September 25, 1949
- ”India’s Step Most Timely”: Joint Statement By Dr. Dadoo And Dr. Naicker On The Decision Of The Government Of India To Raise The South African Indian Question Again Before The United Nations General Assembly, July 1948
- ”Malan Cannot Succeed Where Hitler Failed”: Interview To , Cape Town, June 1950"Never before in the history of South Africa have the national leaders acted so swiftly…
- ”March Forward, United, Through Struggle To Freedom”: Statement On Return To South Africa, October 1949
- ”Our Greatest Indian Leader Since Gandhiji”: Tribute To Dr. Gangathura Mohambry Naicker, 1978
- ”Proposed Round Table Conference”: Statement At A Press Conference On Return From India In June 1947
- ”Racial Crisis In South Africa”: Address To Meeting Of Pakistan Institute Of International Affairs, March 2, 1961
- ”Resistance Or Death”: Address At Public Meeting, Johannesburg, January 1948
- ”Segregation Or Progress”: An Appeal To Natal Indians, March 1945
- ”Smuts Refuted”: Joint Statement Of Dr. Dadoo And Dr. Naicker On The Correspondence Between General Smuts And Pandit Nehru, August 1947
- ”South Africa: Revolution On An Upgrade”: Article, 1978
- ”We Are Marching On”: Foreword To Pamphlet, November 1946
- ”Why The South Africa United Front Failed: Disruptive Role Of The Pan Africanist Congress”: Article, March 1962