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… movement that our Indian people must not miss. Arms you cannot bear, and if you could you would not want to. Your …

… they did not stick to ‘their’ respective territories.  On June 1941, Germany invaded the Soviet Union.  With the help …

… could be forged anew. Petrus Mashishi was born on the 28th June 1948 in Alexandra. After leaving school he was taken on …

… the colonial boundaries to the Great Kei River. On 16 June this area was proclaimed the Province of Queen Adelaide. …

… and Bridglal Pachai M. K. Gandhi founded Indian Opinion in June 1903 to assist Indians in fighting for their civil …

… River to the development of Egyptian civilization, that we cannot separate the history of Egypt from its geography and …

… van we travelled to Fort Hare for Grace's graduation in June. I was shocked. I said to Margaret, 'Just wait. I know … had 'got themselves into a position where they feel they cannot retreat for fear of losing face.' No one could know … during the riots. The bill was made retroactive to June 16, 1976. Argus, November 22. Cape Times, November 27. …

… areas defined as “coloured” under the Group Areas Act of 1950. The years of life under apartheid had their …

… areas defined as “coloured” under the Group Areas Act of 1950. The years of life under apartheid had their …

… we have entered an era of confusion, in which all of us cannot but lose our way, unsure of our steps, unsteady on our … all agree that our society, and the poor specifically, cannot wait for strategies and dialogues and workshops – …

… take a selfish and narrow-minded view of things that they cannot and will not look upon the education of the people in … whereby you can demand a farthing in fees. Indeed, you cannot have compulsion without free education to some extent. …

… view true! After 10 years of experience of these laws we cannot but see that the boss class have succeeded in …

… Liberation of Mozambique (FRELIMO) after it was formed in June 1962, but also the Movimento Popular de Libertacao de …

… Tradition, a documentary history, Volume One 1907 - 1950, by Allison Drew PLANS FOR 1944 "WE meet at a time when …

… Thomson, “I regret nothing...!” We believe that if he cannot be charged for crimes against the people of S Africa, …

… for any narrator to catalogue his debt. This friendship cannot be described in any other terms than those of beauty. …

… that economic collaboration with the South African regime cannot be separated from the issue of South African …

… the hopes for a unified Somali state were dealt a blow in 1950 when the United Nations granted Italy a 10-year …

… other, never more to even communicate. The legacy of the 1950 Population Registration Act and Apartheid race … life on the run in the frontline states. From July 1978 to June 1979, almost 17 000 people were convicted in terms of …

… Holyoke. Fidelia Phelps, another Holyoke graduate who was succeed Mary Edwards as headmistress, arrived in 1884. The … (Hughes, 1988). As she wrote in a letter to her family in June 1925, 'it was the first thing of its kind here and forty …

… the rationalisations for this development might be, Angola cannot be both. Why are enemy agents collected from all over … city-bred students - an army composed mainly of students cannot be strong. We believe that the question of utilising …

… challenge of youth unemployment is vast and complex, and cannot be resolved through seemingly simple solutions. It … by efforts to move this process toward finality. The UN cannot lose the opportunity of its 60th anniversary to adopt …

… data available KWELEGHA RIVER , Cape: GMS 1839, abandoned June 1842 KWENDA , Zimbabwe: WMS KWEZANA , Cape: GMS KWEZI , …

… and Albert Nzula had just visited the Soviet Union. In June 1935 the union drew up a list of grievances: 1. The …

… if whites would cede power to the blacks he replied, 'I cannot foresee such a day at all.' 17 Yet an influential … held between Mr. M.C. Botha and urban black leaders on June 19, three days after the outbreak of the Soweto riots, …

… projects. We know that these and other measures cannot fully mitigate the effects of the recession. We are …

… is not respected? Only free men can negotiate. Prisoners cannot enter into contracts. It was therefore necessary to …

… but unless you present a united front ­ and that you cannot do unless you are organised ­ your position will be …

… a good deal about the broad way in which people lived, it cannot answer questions about the specific values and …