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… American Coordinating Committee for Equality in Sport and …

… which aimed to educate White students on resistance to Apartheid. As a result of his political activities, the Apartheid Government withdrew … in his writing over two decades.  In 1977, Moss founded Work in Progress , together with Gerry Mare and Susan Brown, …

… On 7 May 1960, two American transports descended on Durban with 33 airmen on … Anon, (1960), ‘American Transports arrived in Durban,’ from The Star , 7 … 33 American airmen arrive in Durban on a mission to launch a …

… Organised by the Action Committee for a Woman's Right to Work. Artwork of a woman holding a flag with title on it. … Demonstrate June 5th womens right to work …

… Multicoloured art work of country scene with butterflies and birds. Notice of … Exhibition of work by the childrens art cent …

… A Crime Against Humanity - Analysing the Repression of the Apartheid State edited by Max Coleman The year 1989 will go … pressure forced the minister to retreat somewhat from his original position, resulting in a major victory for … the acting general secretary of the UDF, was detained from his office in Braamfontein. From this time onwards-violent …

… ‘He struggled to liberate society from oppression. He gave his life so that others may have a better life. He was a true patriot as a man of unity in the struggle against apartheid. His sacrifices were not in vain as his principles, … in themselves (Biko 1971),’ BCP provided literacy and work training, published newspapers, and provided health …

… French anti apartheid poster. Image of black baby sitting in helmet. … Mouvement anti-apartheid …

… Sydafrika Kommitten), poster from Sweden. Ungdom mot apartheid logo. … Ungdom mot apartheid …

… American Max Conrad sets a new world non-stop-flight record with his 7,878 mile journey from Cape Town, South Africa, to St Pe …

… from South Africa with a cross over it. Austrian Anti-apartheid boycott poster. … Apartheid Freien Zone …

… where he grew up in an English speaking liberal home. His mother was born in England and came to South Africa after … in which black people in South Africa lived under apartheid, and his conviction that he should use his … a photojournalist for Agence France Press where he would work for 3 years until 1987. Also during 1984, Hartman joined …

… it. Words - Happy Republic Day? in red. Dont celebrate apartheid in green letters at bottom. … Dont celebrate apartheid …

… the words Peoples Power on it; smashing a building with Apartheid Parliament written on it. Tvl Anti-PC, appears on … Dont Support Apartheid …

… half and white profile on black half. Words - 'ungdom mot apartheid' - around it. Isolera Sydafrika Kommitten (ISAK). … Ungdom mot apartheid …

… November 2nd. Rally at Trafalgar Square, by the Anti-Apartheid Movement. Artwork of a group of people protesting. … March against apartheid …

… White poster with black lettering. Anti-Apartheid - Bewegung in Osterreich (Austria). Coloured … Das ist apartheid …

… heavy jowls and intense blue eyes who was renowned for his deadpan sense of humour and his quick wit’. He was a … liberation movements in a period of dramatic opposition to apartheid – the African National Congress (ANC) and its … their three children were born. Vorster was allowed to work and found a job at a local firm of attorneys in Brakpan. …

… performances around the township in 1958. He then turned his attention to drums, and later the flute. Coetzee finally … boastfulness. It was precisely this assertion that the Apartheid government detested.  Consequently, musicians faced … the government made it difficult for Coetzee to continue work in the craft he loved. However, in the 1980s political …

… Christian Brothers College in Kimberley. After completing his Matriculation Examination, Woods enrolled at the … As result Woods was prosecuted several times for violating apartheid’s publication laws. Woods in turn successfully sued … London by Nelson Mandela. In 2001 he was honoured for his work in Human Rights when he was awarded the Honour of …

… in the early 1960s.  He came to South Africa in 1923 to work with the deaf and in the 1930s headed the Athlone School … he developed "an ever deepening sense of solidarity," in his own words, with the African, Coloured, and Indian struggle against apartheid. Trusted as a friend, he received money in the …

… a blacksmith left Cornwall for Johannesburg in 1928. After his arrival, he worked as an English school teacher before … is the Kimberley Train (1959) which was an anti apartheid production. With him being gay at a time when … formation of MK, Williams became involved in underground work of MK. For instance, when Mandela returned from military …

… three children, was born in Johannesburg in February 1924. His father was an engineer with the Post Office and his mother a teacher. His parents moved to South Africa from … John's College in Cambridge and met his future wife and American physics student, Barbara Seavey. He returned to …

… in October 1935. He was brought to South Africa by his father to live with relatives in Prinsloo Street, … in Marabastad, despite all the underhand attempts by the apartheid state to relocate him. Nana Sita who applied the … sometimes financial problems. He continued doing voluntary work in the Marabastad area, bringing communities together …

… the international scene when he was recruited by North American club Atlanta Chiefs. After a few years abroad, … South Africa and immediately started proceedings to form his own team, to the disapproval of many in the football … He named the club Kaizer Chiefs, after himself and his former team Atlanta Chiefs. Kaizer Chiefs is now one of …

… Work in Progress - Rogerio Chamusso …

… This is a short autobiography of Vella Pillay written for his 80th birthday party held on 18th October 2003 at … my full-time employment, I became active in various anti-apartheid causes. I recall having led a small delegation of … house in the City of London at a salary of £8 a week. The work was far from interesting. After working there for a …

… Obituary by his son, Aleck Karis. Thomas G. Karis, a former foreign … was born November 21, 1919, in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His parents were Greek immigrants who changed their surname … Officer on his return. During 1957-59, he served in the American Embassy in Pretoria, reporting on black politics, …

… in exile for thirty years, died on 23 April 1993. Yet his legacy lives on. Comrade O.R. left us a significant and … The whole family contributed to the homestead economy. Work was practical and rewarding. Unlike labour in industrial … in the struggle for liberation from oppression and the apartheid system in particular' in the years to come. 'They …

… Steyn was born in Cape Town, Western Cape on 4 March 1928. His mother, Zerilda Steyn, was a pioneer of social welfare in … honoris causa by the University of Stellenbosch for their work. Their dedication to philanthropy left its mark. Turning … to congratulate Steyn: ‘There falls the first pillar of Apartheid'. It is infrequently remembered that F.W. de …