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… Magnus Malan was born in Pretoria on 30 January 1930. His father, … House of Assembly, and his mother was Elizabeth Frederika Malan. He studied at the University of Stellenbosch (but did … of P.W. Botha .   During his time in government, Malan garnered a reputation for being a military technocrat, …

… D.F. Malan was born in 1874 in Riebeeck West in the Cape. He … Prime Minister  Louis Botha  to form the  National Party , Malan was one of his first supporters. In 1915 the newspaper ‘Die Burger’ was founded and Malan became its first editor, using it as a springboard for …

… "The Government must be warned that this Bill will not and cannot crush the demand of the people for freedom - it cannot … National Congress has given the clarion call to action. June 26 may well be the great and historic struggle which … How wrong they are! The battle is just beginning: "MALAN CANNOT SUCCEED WHERE HITLER FAILED!" …

… June Rose Nala was born in Durban, Natal. She graduated from … June Rose Nala …

… Nontsikelelo June-Rose Cothoza was born at King Edward Hospital, Umbilo, Durban , in June 1967. The second child of Zizile Cothoza, Nontsikelelo … months. She would never return home.     Cothoza died on 8 June 1988 while attempting to return to South Africa from …

… Yusuf Dadoo Timeline: 1950 - 1959 1950 January 6-8, The Communist Party of South … to call a national one-day stay at home protest on 26 June. May 28, The African National Congress, South African … to George and Knysna to mobilise people. March 1, Dr. D. F Malan announces the Separate Representation of Voters Bill …

… in 1960 in the aftermath of the Sharpeville massacre. 1950 Florence Matomela leads an anti-pass demonstration … to call a national one-day stay at home protest on 26 June. This was to protest against the Unlawful Organisations … as a sign of protest against the “Notorious Bill of the Malan Government”, the Unlawful Organisations Bill. 26 June, …

… 1950 In the late 1940s and early 1950s, Mandela trained at … The ANC and SACP called for a national day of action on June 26th.12 May, The Immorality Amendment Act No 21 of 1950 … pieces of apartheid legislation being introduced by the Malan Government. 11 December, Mandela was banned for six …

… 1950 - 1960 In Fietas, Johannesburg, the Transvaal Indian … to call a national one-day stay at home protest on 26 June. 11 June, The African National Congress (ANC) and the … as a sign of protest against the "Notorious Bill of the Malan Government" Unlawful Organisations Bill. 20 June, The …

… Verwoerd ”, the South African Prime minister by then. In June 1960, the iKongo leaders called a meeting on Ngquza … Pondoland revolt - 1950 - 1961 …

… Indian South Africans Timeline: 1950-1959 1950 A.K.M. Docrat , a popular activist, was named under the … that he was a member or office bearer of the CPSA 1952 22 June, around 10 000 people attended a ‘Day of the Volunteers’ … Indian South Africans timeline 1950-1959 …

… Immorality Amendment Act, Act No 21 of 1950 This Act was one of the most controversial pieces of … 1957 as Act 23. Suppression of Communism Act, Act No 44 of 1950 The Act was passed as a result of the National Party … the target of the Defiance Campaign of 1952. Commenced: 18 June 1951. It was revalidated on 2 March 1956 after a court …

… separately (South African Institute for Race Relations, 1950: 26). When the Group Areas Act (GAA) was passed in 1950, … transfers of land and immovable property (property which cannot be moved without being severely altered or destroyed, … ignored the protests of the Indian community. In June 1977, the Minister of Community Development stated that …

… Liberation history Timeline 1950-1959 …

… the Ohlange Institute. Dube receives funding from Emaroy June Smith to build a men’s dormitory. 1906 The Bambatha … 1946 11 February, John Dube dies in Umhlanga, Natal. 1950 Institution of 'Mafukuzela Day' at Ohlange. In time, … John Langalibalele Dube Timeline 1940-1950 …

… the anti-pass campaign. Women and the anti-pass campaign 1950-1953 The apartheid regime's influx control measures and … any at the time' (1991:125). Protests started as early as 1950 when rumours of the new legislation were leaked in the … the Defiance Campaign 1952. Source: Jurgen Schadeberg. In June 1952 the African National Congress  (ANC)  and South …

… Party met to decide the issue of disenfranchisement on June 8 1899. De Waal sided with the majority, who rejected … of De Waal, TP Theron, DJA van Zyl, JH Schoeman and FS Malan. During the Cabinet crisis, Merriman identified De Waal … and he was regarded as one of the new leaders who could succeed Hofmeyr. When Malan and others began to organise a …

… Document 64 - Progressive Forum 6 , Johannesburg [June 1950] …

… List of major massacres 1950 …

… Telegram to Mrs Margaret Ballinger, M.P.,   June 6, 1950 …

… against pass and other restrictive laws. On 26 March 1950, the ANC held a ‘Defend Free Speech’ convention in … shooting, killing 19 and injuring 30. The ANC declared 26 June as a national day of mourning, to be observed annually … and draft a new constitution for South Africa. On 26 June 1955, a meeting was held in Kliptown in Johannesburg …

… We will succeed when united …

… done by the Government except evils,’ and that ‘an African cannot walk on the pavement inJohannesburg.  If the Government succeeds in oppressing us it will not succeed in oppressing our children.’ Allegedly, Kaizer …

… national executive has agreed on the sit down strike on June the 26th. My chief, let us not carry our brains in our … another year to live. The Engine and brain of the Congress cannot be the communist influence.    Take these into … according to plan and organise. That is strategy. We cannot achieve all over one night. There are other means by …

… Who cannot take sides? …

… We cannot be silenced …

… PFP cannot be trusted …

… They cannot forget Lumumba …