SAHO global search

… Gandhi. Prisoner of Hope, (London: Yale University Press, 1989), 23 ↵ [8] F Meer ed. The South African Gandhi. An … Subaltern Studies 6, (Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1989). ↵ [37] Natal Archives Repository (hereafter NAR), … of M. H. Nazar, 1902-1903, (New Delhi: Pomilla & Co., 1989), 36 ↵ [85] A J Parel, ‘The Origins of Hind Swaraj’, in …

… by the sudden and devastating plunge in coffee prices in 1989 [clvii] . This caused the Rwandan GDP to fall by 5.9%, …

… its regime was overthrown by a mass uprising. In October 1989 many of the East Germans began forcing their way across … German regime was forced to open the border on the 9th Nov 1989. In the hours and days that followed, crowds from both … their parents about the process of re-unification. After 1989 about 8500 companies in the East were either privatised …

… the conservation and exhibition of artworks. On 11 October 1989, Oliewenhuis Art Museum was officially opened as a …

… that the bones found at the scene were from animals. In 1989 police had excavated Van Rooyen's garden and swimming …

… is a right-handed tennis player. [iii] On 29 January 1989, Norval competed at the Australian Open in Round 1 … Stoltenberg. [iv] He competed at Wimbledon, on 9 July 1989, against Australian Carl Limberger in Round 1. [v] …

… Events Prior to CODESA Harare Declaration ↵ On 21 August 1989 the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) published the ‘ … and eventual fall of the Soviet Union between 1989 and 1991 (as well as prior to 1989) was of significance to apartheid, anti-apartheid …