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Leopold Marquard, SA educationist and missionary, is born in Westphalia, Germany.

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Britain and United States sign treaty to suppress the slave trade.

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Statements in Court, by Nelson Mandela, October 22 and November 7, 1962

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Bishop Henri Delalle, Catholic bishop in Natal, Swaziland and Transkei, dies.

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Chapter 1 - The Colonial Photographic Discourse and Censorship &ndash; Challenges for Resistance Photographers

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’Moves over teachers and language coming’, New Govt. 27 April 1976

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SA signs agreement with Lesotho on issuing of notes and coins.

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A railway strike is declared in the Transvaal and Orange Free State.

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The Triumph of the Human Spirit Ahmed Kathrada and Robben Island

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The Freedom Charter: Land Redistribution and Social Conflict by Franco Frescura

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Jan Bantjes, Voortrekker teacher of Paul Kruger and M.W. Pretorius, dies.

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Nathaniel Isaacs (64), SA author and scout, dies in Cheshire, England.

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Ludwig Heinrich Beil, SA musician and botanist, dies in Keurbooms River.

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Leopold Marquard (80), clergyman, missionary and educationist, dies in Cape Town.

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Ethiopia and Eritrea sign a cease-fire, ending their month-long war.

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Gideon Fagan, SA composer and director, is born in Somerset West.

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SA signs agreement with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

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SA signs agreement with Bophuthatswana regarding social pensions, grants and allowances.

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SA and Slovenia exchange notes regarding the establishment of diplomatic relations.

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The first electrical train trip between Pretoria and Johannesburg takes place.

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Thelma Gutsche, author, biographer and film critic, dies in Montagu, CP.

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Roelf Meyer, former politician and NP negotiator at CODESA, is born.

Winnie Mandela is released from her banning order and house arrest.

Chad closes its air space to South African and Portuguese aircraft.

Robert Biggar, SA trader and adventurer, is born in Cowpur, Scotland.

World War 1: German Togo is occupied by British and French troops.

A seminar and performances by Jana Natya Manch (Janam) from Delhi, India.

Press statement of the CASA colloquium on South Africa and journalism

Fort Klapperkop and Fort Skanskop, Pretoria, are opened to the public.

A treaty between the Orange Free State and the Transvaal is concluded.

Leopold Marquard, SA educationist and missionary, is born in Westphalia, Germany.

Britain and United States sign treaty to suppress the slave trade.

Statements in Court, by Nelson Mandela, October 22 and November 7, 1962

Bishop Henri Delalle, Catholic bishop in Natal, Swaziland and Transkei, dies.

Chapter 1 - The Colonial Photographic Discourse and Censorship &amp;ndash; Challenges for Resistance Photographers

’Moves over teachers and language coming’, New Govt. 27 April 1976

SA signs agreement with Lesotho on issuing of notes and coins.

A railway strike is declared in the Transvaal and Orange Free State.

The Triumph of the Human Spirit Ahmed Kathrada and Robben Island

The Freedom Charter: Land Redistribution and Social Conflict by Franco Frescura

Jan Bantjes, Voortrekker teacher of Paul Kruger and M.W. Pretorius, dies.

Nathaniel Isaacs (64), SA author and scout, dies in Cheshire, England.

Ludwig Heinrich Beil, SA musician and botanist, dies in Keurbooms River.

Leopold Marquard (80), clergyman, missionary and educationist, dies in Cape Town.

Ethiopia and Eritrea sign a cease-fire, ending their month-long war.

Gideon Fagan, SA composer and director, is born in Somerset West.

SA signs agreement with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development.

SA signs agreement with Bophuthatswana regarding social pensions, grants and allowances.

SA and Slovenia exchange notes regarding the establishment of diplomatic relations.

The first electrical train trip between Pretoria and Johannesburg takes place.

Thelma Gutsche, author, biographer and film critic, dies in Montagu, CP.

Chapter 1 - The Colonial Photographic Discourse and Censorship – Challenges for Resistance Photographers