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… Sobukwe marries Veronica Mathe who worked as a nurse. 1952 Sobukwe backs the Defiance Campaign and is fired from …

… Act 28 December, Mandela received his driver’s license.   1952 31 May, The African National Congress (ANC) executive … They stood trial and are found guilty on 2 December 1952 of ‘Statutory Communism’. They are sentenced to nine …

… many women were involved was the Defiance Campaign of 1952. This was a campaign against apartheid laws, and people …

… separation of the races. The Native Laws Amendment Act of 1952 set the basis for the state to control the distribution …

… its grip on the Black majority of the country. In June 1952 almost two months after May Day the largest scale …

… achievements: President of the African National Congress (1952-1967) and the first African to be honored by the Nobel … and ascendancy to the leadership of the ANC in December 1952. The populist nature of football may have also enhanced …

… in the struggle against white minority rule. Late in 1952, the security police raided the headquarters of the SL …

… the launching in Natal of the defiance campaign,August 30, 1952 Tributes You there, Lutuli, they thought your world was …

… introduced harsh and oppressive laws towards blacks. In 1952, adoption of the Youth League’s Programme of Action …

… (1936), The Group Areas Act (1950) and the Natives Act (1952). These laws controlled the movement of employed …

… of Passes and Co-ordination of Documents) Act of 1952. This forced Black South Africans to carry a range of … put off Passes for women. When the proposal resurfaced in 1952 protests were launched in Cape Town, Cato Manor, Port …

… raised funds for the 1956 Defiance of Unjust Laws Campaign 1952 Was one of the first group of South Africans served with …

… that were called by these liberation movements. In 1952 CNETU participated in the Defiance Campaign spearheaded …

… communists at some previous stage in their lives. In May 1952 Kahn and Carneson were expelled from the House of …

… introduced through the 1913 Natives Land Act. Natives Act (1952) The 1952 Natives Act, otherwise called the Abolition of Passes, …

… all discriminating Legislation before or on 29 February 1952, and if this does not take place a mass contravention of … address . The draft report of the NEC is also submitted. 1952 Father Trevor Huddleston writes to Christian Action … the Defiance Campaign. 26 June, The Defiance Campaign of 1952 begins in Johannesburg and Port Elizabeth. Over 8,000 …

… to most vehemently. Their fears were not unfounded. In 1952 the Native Laws Amendment Act tightened influx control, … and women step forward Women during the Defiance Campaign 1952. Photograph by Bob Gosani © Baileys Archives. In June 1952 the ANC and SAIC initiated a cooperative initiative …

… council. 1947 Jomo Kenyatta becomes leader of KAU. 1952 A political Kikuyu grouping calling themselves the Mau … the Mau Mau, is jailed and the KAU is banned. February 6, 1952 – The future queen of England, Elizabeth, is visiting …

… of the 1950s, beginning with the Defiance Campaign in 1952 and culminating in the Sharpeville massacre, the …

… Act was complimented by the Native Laws Amendment Act of 1952, which tightened influx control regulations. Chiefs were …

… the moderate successes of the Defiance Campaign of 1952 and the Western Areas Campaign. Some sources site that …

… group to take an initiative against apartheid. In June 1952, small groups decided to start rebellions against the …

… against the oppressive Nationalist government . By 1952, Mandela was the President of the Transvaal ANC as well …

… collection as an unrivalled educational asset. In 1952 Fehr and other collectors were invited to display some …