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Chapter I - Learning to live a half lifeFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph The 1950s had been a decade of protest, from…
Chapter I - Twenty thousand strong we marchedFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph We shall not rest until we have won for our…
Chapter II - More of the sameFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph After almost five years of house arrest, I…
Chapter II - Partners in protestFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph Soon after my return to South Africa in 1955…
Chapter III - My very ordinary lifeFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph On that day in August 1956, I was already…
Chapter III - The world outsideFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph While I was living encapsulated in house…
Chapter IV - A meaningful lifeFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph June 1971 had brought me freedom from all…
Chapter IV - Becoming an activistFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph I remember well that first meeting with the…
Chapter IX - Return to my faithFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph Forty years is a very long time to be away…
Chapter IX - Treason - South African style 2From the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph The months of legal argument on the…
Chapter V - Acts of conscienceFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph One of the special joys of being unbanned…
Chapter V - South Africa belongs to all who live in itFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph The Congress Alliance, functioning with a…
Chapter VI - A strange kind of goal birdFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph The first anniversary of the Soweto…
Chapter VI - HEAR US!From the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph The Congress of the People was over. We had…
Chapter VII - Democracy?From the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph In January 1957 we were back again in the…
Chapter VII - The 1980’sFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph Two of our most loved women leaders, Mary…
Chapter VIII - The Mandela’s – family extraordinaryFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph The main street in a small country town in…
Chapter VIII - Treason - South African style 1From the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph Six months later, in August 1958, we came to…
Chapter X - Final wordFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph Right up to the morning of 1 July, I did not…
Chapter X - Trial by detentionIn Pretoria things had changed at court. Our van drove through the gates of the old…
Chapter XI - Witness for freedomFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph When I began to give evidence, my knees were…
Chapter XII - Can we be free?From the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph The State of Emergency was over. Lilian and…
Chapter XIII - Journey to the banishedFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph At long last 1962 arrived and I could say to…
Chapter XIV - End of an eraFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph I drove back alone to Johannesburg, to my…
Chapter XV - House arrestFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph On 13 October 1962,1 became the first person…
Foreword: Helen Joseph’s – If This Be Treason – by Benjamin TriskI was unaware of Helen Joseph’s memoir of the Treason Trial (1956 – 1961) until I came…
PostscriptFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph ... Two roads diverged in a wood, and I, I…
Side By Side: The Autobiography of Helen JosephHelen Joseph is one of the most well-known South African women to campaign against…
Speech by President Nelson Mandela at the unveiling of the tombstone of Helen Joseph Avalon Cemetery, Johannesburg, 30 March 1996Distinguished Mayors of Greater Johannesburg; Members of the National and Provincial…
The Treason Trial: Foreword by Chief Albert Luthuli to a book by Helen Joseph, 1963`What are Kingdoms without Justice but large robber bands?` St. Augustine Mrs. Helen…