Connections
Moses Mauane Kotane
31 ARCHIVE
- Armed and Trained: Nelson Mandela’s 1962 military mission as Commander in Chief of Umkhonto we Sizwe and provenance for his buried Makarov pistol by Garth Conan Benneyworth
- Chapter 1 - IntroductionFrom: The South African Communist Party In Exile 1963 - 1990 On 10 December 1996, the…
- Chapter 1 - INTRODUCTION
- CHAPTER 1 - Old Battle-Cries and Borrowed Language by Howard Barrell- The ANC’s operational strategic heritage, 1960-1975 The tradition of all the dead…
- CHAPTER 2 - You only win once by Howard Barrell- Prioritising armed struggle, January 1974 - June 1976 A struggle is made up of…
- Chapter Five - The Fighter for Black Unity: 1935 - 1945From the book: Johnny Gomas Voice of the working class: A political Biography by Doreen…
- Chapter Four - The Years with the CPSA: 1925 - 1935From the book: Johnny Gomas Voice of the working class: A political Biography by Doreen…
- Chapter XV - House arrestFrom the book: Side by Side by Helen Joseph On 13 October 1962,1 became the first person…
- Document 117 - Non-European United Front of South Africa, Statement of Passive Resistance Movement (1939)
- Document 119 - Non-European United Front of South Africa, Minutes of Conference held in City Hall, Cape Town, 8 to 10 April 1939 From: South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by…
- Document 130 - Communists in Conference: The 1943/44 National Conference of the Communist Party of South Africa From: South Africa's Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by…
- Document 16 - Joint Sitting of the Executive Committees of the All-African Convention and the African National Congress, 17 April 1949
- Extract from a speech made in the House of Assembly on 21 May 1962 during the second reading of the General Law Amendment BillWhen South Africa became a Republic, subversive elements intensified their attack on…
- For Africanisation of the Party Letter from Moses M Kotane in Cradock to Johannesburg District Party Committee dated February 23, 1934.South African Communist Party 1934 For Africanisation of the Party Letter from Moses M…
- Historical Overview of Black Resistance, 1932-1952 - The Congress of the People and Freedom Charter Campaign by Ismail Vadi, New Delhi, 1995Contents Economic Development and the Expansion of the African Working Class The…
- JB Marks and Moses Kotane arrive home
- Letter replying to letter from the Prime Minister’s office and statement of intention to launch defiance campaign, from Dr. J. S. Moroka and W. M. Sisulu to Prime Minister D. F. Malan, February 11, 1952
- Message From Moses M. Kotane, Walter Sisulu, J. B. Marks And Dr. Y. M. Dadoo Read At The Unveiling Of A Memorial To Johannes Nkosi In Durban, July 18, 1953
- Minutes of the Joint Conference of the ANC and the AAC, December 16-17,1948
- Oration by Oliver Tambo at the funeral of Moses Kotane, 26 May 1978, MoscowMy first contact with Moses Kotane was in 1946, which was the beginning of a period of…
- Remains of Moses Kotane and JB Marks to be repatriated from Russia
- South Africa’s Radical Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison DrewIntroduction Part One - South African Socialists and the radically-divided working…
- The ANC, MK and the turn to violence by Paul S. Landau, 1960 - 1962, Johannesburg, South Africa
- The Anti-Apartheid Movement Abroad by Max RossiterThe Role of London in the Anti-Apartheid movement, specifically in relation to the SACP…
- The defiance campaign by M. P. NaickerINTRODUCTION This year, June 26, will mark the twentieth anniversary of the beginning of…
- The Funeral of Moses Kotane
- The South African Communist Party In Exile 1963 - 1990 By Eddy Maloka
- Tribute To Comrade Moses Kotane On His Seventieth Birthday, June 1975
- Tribute To Moses Kotane: Speech Delivered At Novodevichy Cemetery, Moscow, May 26, 1978
- Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo South Africa’s Freedom Struggle: Statements, Speeches and Articles including Correspondence with Mahatma Gandhi
- ”National Day of Protest and Mourning, Stay at Home on Monday, 26th June! “flyer issued by [twelve persons], June 15, 1950