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Historical Overview of Black Resistance, 1932-1952 - The Congress of the People and Freedom Charter Campaign by Ismail Vadi, New Delhi, 1995
Contents Economic Development and the Expansion of the African Working Class The Quiescence of Political Organisation in the 1930s Mass…
The Role Of The Indian People In The South African Revolution: An Interview In 1968
QUESTION: Dr. Dadoo, you have just published a leaflet which is the first public call you have made to the Indian people since you left…
A tribute to Sam Ramsamy and others who fought apartheid sport by E.S. Reddy
Sports and the Liberation Struggle: a Tribute to Sam Ramsamy and others who fought apartheid sport by E.S. Reddy (Former Director,…
Trade Union Organizer in Durban: M B Yengwa, 1943-1944 by Baruch Hirson
Article“We Shall Resist” - The Role of Indian Women in the Passive Resistance Campaign 1946-1948 by Kalpana Hiralal
Group Areas Act and Its Effects on Indian People in Natal, May 1956 by Dr Gangathura Mohambry (Monty) Naicker
Paper On The Group Areas Act And Its Effects On The Indian People Of Natal, May 195649 A: HISTORY AND AIMS OF THE ACT 1. The Group…
‘Wash Me Black Again’: African Nationalism, the Indian Diaspora, and Kwa-Zulu Natal, 1944-1960 by Jon Soske
‘Wash Me Black Again’: African Nationalism, the Indian Diaspora, and Kwa-Zulu Natal, 1944-1960 Jon Soske Doctor of Philosophy …
Theses and DissertationsClass, Consciousness and Organisation: Indian Political Resistance in Durban, South Africa 1979 - 1996 - by Kumi Naidoo
Contents Abstract Magdalen College, D. Phil., Michaelmas, 1997 Resistance to the apartheid system, led by the African National…
Theses and DissertationsClass, Consciousness and Organisation: Indian Political Resistance in Durban, South Africa 1979 - 1996 - by Kumi Naidoo (Full Theses)
The first martyrs of Satyagraha by E. S. Reddy
Gandhiji often stressed that satyagraha is not mere jail-going. He warned, during the first satyagraha in South Africa, as early as 1909: …
From Survival to defiance: Indian Hawkers in Johannesburg 1940-1980 edited by Coco Cachalia
South Africa's Minorities edited Peter Randall
A Forgotten Diaspora: Forced Indian Migration to the Cape Colony, 1658 to 1834 by Parbavati Rama
This thesis aims to explore Indian forced migration to the Cape Colony from 1658 to 1834. The ‗forgotten diaspora‘ of its title refers to…
Natal Indian Teacher's Society Silver Jubilee 1925-50
To mark its Silver Jubilee, the Natal Indian Teachers' Society presents this record of its birth, growth and development over the last…
Online bookOur Glorious Heritage - A Dravidian Experience
For some considerable time, the Author has been contemplating a survey of the social, educational, cultural, religious, economic and…
Official Document - Conference PaperNon-racialism, non-collaboration and Communism in South Africa: The contribution of Yusuf Dadoo during his exile years (1960-1983) by Allison Drew
An ‘Imagined Community’ in diaspora: Gujaratis in South Africa by Goolam Vahed
Afrindian Fictions: Diaspora, Race, and National Desire in South Africa by Pallavi Rastogi
The Indians of Natal: Resistance to Apartheid, 1971-1985 by Davinder S. Dhillon
ABSTRACT OF THESES This thesis highlights the ebbs and flows of the Indian minority's struggles against the systematic and unjust…
An Ascendant Sugarocracy: Natal's Millers-cum-Planters, 1905-1939 by David Lincoln
Education Feature from Frene Ginwala's Thesis
Originally no provision was made for the education of Indians. The Reverend Stott of the Wesleyan Mission established a school for Indian…
National Liberation, Non-Racialism and 'Indianness' the 1947 visit of Dadoo and Naicker to India by Goolam Vahed and Ashwin Desai
The History of the Indians in Natal by Mabel Palmer
Indian Life and Labour in Natal by Prof. Raymond Burrows
Indian people in Natal by Hilda Kuper
South Africa Defies United Nations, what next? by Sorabjee Rustomjee, Ashwin Choudree and A.I. Meer
Shadhan Naidoo, 1961-1989
Young, Gifted and Black by Carmel T. M. Chetty
Natal’s Indians, the Empire and the South African War, 1899-1902 by Goolam Vahed
Gandhi, Tamils and the Satyagraha in South Africa by E.S Reddy
At a farewell meeting of the Tamil community in Johannesburg on July 15, 1914, Gandhi said that the Tamils bore the brunt of the satyagraha…
Thambi Naidoo and his Family - The Story of Thambi Naidoo, a lieutenant of Gandhi in the Satyagraha in South Africa, and of his family which sacrificed for five generations in the struggle for a free South Africa by E.S. Reddy
The Story of Thambi Naidoo, a lieutenant of Gandhi in the Satyagraha in South Africa, and of his family which sacrificed for five…
‘The coolies will elbow us out of the country’: African reactions to Indian immigration in the Colony of Natal, South Africa, by Heather Hughes
Joseph Royeppen – A barrister who joined the satyagraha in South Africa by E.S. Reddy
PARSEES and the SATYAGRAHA in South Africa by Enuga Sreenivasulu Reddy
ArchiveA Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai
It is common knowledge that Indians came to South Africa in two categories, namely as indentured Indians and as 'free' or 'passenger'…
I Remember: Reminiscences of the Struggle for Liberation and the Role of Indian South Africans, 1924 - 1958 by I. C. Meer
Gandhiji’s vision of a free South Africa: A collection of articles by E.S. Reddy
"If we look into the future [of South Africa], is it not a heritage we have to leave to posterity, that all the different races commingle…
Being Indian, Being Mk: An Exploration Of The Experiences And Ethnic Identities Of Indian South African uMkhonto We Sizwe Members by Varsha Lalla
Natal Indian Congress - The Significance of Its Revival
The Natal menace
The need to understand: a call to South Africans of Indian descent
ArchiveIndentured Indians in Natal, 1860 - 1902: A Study Based on Ship's lists by Surendra Bhana, October 1987
India and South Africa - A Collection of Papers by E.S. Reddy
The Indian War Memorial: National Memory and Selective Forgetting by Eric Itzkin
Segregation and the emergence of a left-wing grouping within the Transvaal and Natal Indian Congress
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