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The government drops two Bills, which were designed to enforce racial segregation on university campuses.

… The government drops two Bills, which were designed to enforce racial segregation on university campuses. …

Former President John Vorster says he has decided to withdraw from politics for family reasons.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … Former President John Vorster says he has decided to withdraw from politics for family reasons. …

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Egypt is placed under martial law in response to wide-spread riots against the British.

… Egypt is placed under martial law in response to wide-spread riots against the British. …

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Australia’s international airline, Qantas, resumes direct flights to South Africa after a break of fourteen years.

… international airline, Qantas, resumes direct flights to South Africa after a break of fourteen years. …

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World War 2: The German troops of Gen. Erwin Rommel move from Italy to North Africa.

… 2: The German troops of Gen. Erwin Rommel move from Italy to North Africa. …

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The Council of the University of Stellenbosch recalls its decision to dissolve the university choir.

… of the University of Stellenbosch recalls its decision to dissolve the university choir. …

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Inhabitants of the Congo are prohibited to collect ivory and rubber, unless for the state.

… Inhabitants of the Congo are prohibited to collect ivory and rubber, unless for the state. …

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The KwaNdebele Legislative Assembly passes a unanimous motion instructing the homeland’s Cabinet to begin independence negotiat

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood … a unanimous motion instructing the homeland’s Cabinet to begin independence negotiat …

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WWII: Allied forces on their way to Tunis wipe out German 15th Panzer Division.

… WWII: Allied forces on their way to Tunis wipe out German 15th Panzer Division. …

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A student, Eric Ngomane (22), dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape.

… dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape. …

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A global conference at the United Nations decides to extend the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty indefinitely.

… A global conference at the United Nations decides to extend the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty indefinitely. …

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Military observers returning to the Rwandan countryside report ethnic killings of at least 200 000.

… Military observers returning to the Rwandan countryside report ethnic killings of at least …

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The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City.

… The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City. …

Response letter from the Prime Minister’s Office to Dr James Moroka 29 January 1952 (pdf)

… Response letter from the Prime Minister’s Office to Dr James Moroka 29 January 1952 (pdf) …

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Delegates of forty-five nations meet in San Francisco, California, to organise the United Nations.

… of forty-five nations meet in San Francisco, California, to organise the United Nations. …

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Delegates of forty-five nations meet in San Francisco, California, to organise the United Nations.

… of forty-five nations meet in San Francisco, California, to organise the United Nations. …

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End of a four day meeting between Hitler and Mussolini over failure to hold North Africa.

… four day meeting between Hitler and Mussolini over failure to hold North Africa. …

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A student, Eric Ngomane (22), dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape.

… dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape. …

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End of a four day meeting between Hitler and Mussolini over failure to hold North Africa.

… four day meeting between Hitler and Mussolini over failure to hold North Africa. …

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Zaire’s President Mobutu Sese Seko declares a nationwide state of emergency in response to rebel advances.

… Seko declares a nationwide state of emergency in response to rebel advances. …

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The government refuses to comply with the ultimatum issued by die ANC on 5 April 1991.

… The government refuses to comply with the ultimatum issued by die ANC on 5 April …

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The railway line from Pietermaritzburg to the Transvaal border at Charlestown, near Volksrust, is opened.

… The railway line from Pietermaritzburg to the Transvaal border at Charlestown, near Volksrust, is …

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African National Congress (ANC) President Nelson Mandela calls for an &quot;independent international monitoring force&quot; to

… calls for an "independent international monitoring force" to …

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Nelson Mandela and three other ANC leaders are moved from Robben Island to Pollsmoor prison.

… and three other ANC leaders are moved from Robben Island to Pollsmoor prison. …

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Military observers returning to the Rwandan countryside report ethnic killings of at least 200 000.

… Military observers returning to the Rwandan countryside report ethnic killings of at least …

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The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City.

… The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City. …

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Algeria and Morocco decide to restore diplomatic relations after twelve years of bitter political disputes.

… Algeria and Morocco decide to restore diplomatic relations after twelve years of bitter …

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SA signs an agreement with France with regard to the launching of the eole balloons.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … SA signs an agreement with France with regard to the launching of the eole balloons. …

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SA signs an agreement with the Republic of Namibia to curb and prevent illegal fishing.

… a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997, Westport: Greenwood. … SA signs an agreement with the Republic of Namibia to curb and prevent illegal fishing. …

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The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, to which SA is a party, is signed.

… The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, to which SA is a party, is signed. …

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The government drops two Bills, which were designed to enforce racial segregation on university campuses.

Former President John Vorster says he has decided to withdraw from politics for family reasons.

Egypt is placed under martial law in response to wide-spread riots against the British.

Australia’s international airline, Qantas, resumes direct flights to South Africa after a break of fourteen years.

World War 2: The German troops of Gen. Erwin Rommel move from Italy to North Africa.

The Council of the University of Stellenbosch recalls its decision to dissolve the university choir.

Inhabitants of the Congo are prohibited to collect ivory and rubber, unless for the state.

The KwaNdebele Legislative Assembly passes a unanimous motion instructing the homeland’s Cabinet to begin independence negotiat

WWII: Allied forces on their way to Tunis wipe out German 15th Panzer Division.

A student, Eric Ngomane (22), dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape.

A global conference at the United Nations decides to extend the Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty indefinitely.

Military observers returning to the Rwandan countryside report ethnic killings of at least 200 000.

The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City.

Response letter from the Prime Minister’s Office to Dr James Moroka 29 January 1952 (pdf)

Delegates of forty-five nations meet in San Francisco, California, to organise the United Nations.

Delegates of forty-five nations meet in San Francisco, California, to organise the United Nations.

End of a four day meeting between Hitler and Mussolini over failure to hold North Africa.

A student, Eric Ngomane (22), dies in KaNgwane, allegedly shot by police while trying to escape.

End of a four day meeting between Hitler and Mussolini over failure to hold North Africa.

Zaire’s President Mobutu Sese Seko declares a nationwide state of emergency in response to rebel advances.

The government refuses to comply with the ultimatum issued by die ANC on 5 April 1991.

The railway line from Pietermaritzburg to the Transvaal border at Charlestown, near Volksrust, is opened.

African National Congress (ANC) President Nelson Mandela calls for an &amp;quot;independent international monitoring force&amp;quot; to

Nelson Mandela and three other ANC leaders are moved from Robben Island to Pollsmoor prison.

Military observers returning to the Rwandan countryside report ethnic killings of at least 200 000.

The UN, previously without a permanent home, begins to move into headquarters in New York City.

Algeria and Morocco decide to restore diplomatic relations after twelve years of bitter political disputes.

SA signs an agreement with France with regard to the launching of the eole balloons.

SA signs an agreement with the Republic of Namibia to curb and prevent illegal fishing.

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, to which SA is a party, is signed.

African National Congress (ANC) President Nelson Mandela calls for an "independent international monitoring force" to