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| R-0073900 | archive | The Politics of non-Collaboration: The Campaign to Boycott the Tricameral Elections | 8 Feb 2012 | – |
| R-0072560 | archive | Chapter VIII - The Mandela’s – family extraordinary | 16 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0072547 | archive | The Role of the Missionaries in conquest - Chapter VI - The Wesleyans take a hand | 16 Jan 2012 | – |
| R-0121440 | archive | Professor H. W. van der Merwe: former Director of the Centre for Intergroup Studies interview with Rupert Taylor, 23 November 1999, 6 Cambridge Road, Observatory, Cape Town | 14 Jul 2016 | – |
| R-0124906 | archive | Chapter 14 Out of prison: 28 February 1985 as a free person by Denis Goldberg | 9 May 2018 | – |
| R-0072257 | archive | Eye of the Needle - Chapter 9 - Postscript - South Africa: The Present as History | 13 Jan 2012 | – |
The Politics of non-Collaboration: The Campaign to Boycott the Tricameral Elections
… have voted, while 17.6% would have voted for the NIC, and 16.8% were undecided. Only 3.4% would have voted for some …
Chapter VIII - The Mandela’s – family extraordinary
… passed. Nothing had prepared Winnie for the shock of 16 May 1977 when she was banished to Brandfort in the Free …
The Role of the Missionaries in conquest - Chapter VI - The Wesleyans take a hand
… mission station at Clarkebury. Thanks to the Rev. Ayliff, 16,000 Fingos (according to his own figures) delivered …
Professor H. W. van der Merwe: former Director of the Centre for Intergroup Studies interview with Rupert Taylor, 23 November 1999, 6 Cambridge Road, Observatory, Cape Town
… 1999, 6 Cambridge Road, Observatory, Cape Town, 9.00am-12.00pm Taylor: What we’re doing, I mean these are - we’ll … what 30 people employed… HW: Yeah. We had…
ArchiveChapter 14 Out of prison: 28 February 1985 as a free person by Denis Goldberg
… since he had jumped bail together with Archie Sibeko in 1961 after they had appealed a sentence of imprisonment for …
Eye of the Needle - Chapter 9 - Postscript - South Africa: The Present as History
… Employed % Of Total 1951 742,000 360,000 48,5 250,000 33,7 1961 967,000 484,000 51.0 321,000 33,5 1972 1,650,000 950,000 …