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General Johan van der Merwe is appointed as new commissioner of police.

… South African Institute of Race Relations. (1990). Race Relations Survey 1989/90 , Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations, p. 157 … Johan van der Merwe is appointed as new commissioner of police. …

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The Malagasy Republic changes its name to the Democratic Republic of Madagascar.

… Republic changes its name to the Democratic Republic of Madagascar. …

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Egyptian premier, Mahmoud Fatimy, is assassinated by a member of (the Muslim Brotherhood).

… premier, Mahmoud Fatimy, is assassinated by a member of (the Muslim Brotherhood). …

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Sarah Eva Goldblatt, assistant of author C.J. Langenhoven, is born in London.

… Sarah Eva Goldblatt, assistant of author C.J. Langenhoven, is born in London. …

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SA signs Protocol with the government of Poland on establishing diplomatic relations.

… SA signs Protocol with the government of Poland on establishing diplomatic relations. …

Bella Motsupi, grandmother of Vosloorus activist Thuli Motsupi, is killed in Vosloorus.

… A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, … Bella Motsupi, grandmother of Vosloorus activist Thuli Motsupi, is killed in Vosloorus. …

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Allister Sparks, editor of the Rand Daily Mail is dismissed as editor.

… Allister Sparks, editor of the Rand Daily Mail is dismissed as editor. …

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Allister Sparks, editor of the Rand Daily Mail is dismissed as editor.

… Allister Sparks, editor of the Rand Daily Mail is dismissed as editor. …

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Robert Goodlonton (89), editor of the Graham’s Town Journal, dies in Grahamstown.

… Robert Goodlonton (89), editor of the Graham’s Town Journal, dies in Grahamstown. …

Document 28. Resolutions of the ANC Annual Conference, December 20-22, 1942

… Document 28. Resolutions of the ANC Annual Conference, December 20-22, 1942 …

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Tito Mboweni, President of the SA Reserve Bank, is born in Tzaneen.

… Tito Mboweni, President of the SA Reserve Bank, is born in Tzaneen. …

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P.W. Botha, later state president of SA, marries Elize Rossouw in Swellendam.

… P.W. Botha, later state president of SA, marries Elize Rossouw in Swellendam. …

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Nationalists riot in Cairo following deportation from Egypt of Said Zaghul Pasha.

… Nationalists riot in Cairo following deportation from Egypt of Said Zaghul Pasha. …

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The corner stone of the new railway station in Pretoria is laid.

… The corner stone of the new railway station in Pretoria is laid. …

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The South African Cabinet decides to apply for membership of the Commonwealth.

… The South African Cabinet decides to apply for membership of the Commonwealth. …

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The first volume of the Woordeboek van die Afrikaanse Taal is published.

… The first volume of the Woordeboek van die Afrikaanse Taal is published. …

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South African Airways suspends regular commercial services because of World War II.

… Airways suspends regular commercial services because of World War II. …

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Women’s International Day for Peace. (GIED: Celebrating 10 years of Freedom, 2004).

… International Day for Peace. (GIED: Celebrating 10 years of Freedom, 2004). …

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US raises concern over the presence of Cuban military advisers in Ethiopia.

… US raises concern over the presence of Cuban military advisers in Ethiopia. …

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Sir Benjamin D’Urban (72), governor of the Cape, dies in Canada.

… Sir Benjamin D’Urban (72), governor of the Cape, dies in Canada. …

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Wentzel C. du Plessis, administrator of South West Africa, is born in Pretoria.

… Wentzel C. du Plessis, administrator of South West Africa, is born in Pretoria. …

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Sir William Owen Lanyon is sworn in as administrator of the Transvaal.

… Sir William Owen Lanyon is sworn in as administrator of the Transvaal. …

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Nationalists riot in Cairo following deportation from Egypt of Said Zaghul Pasha.

… Nationalists riot in Cairo following deportation from Egypt of Said Zaghul Pasha. …

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Ethiopia’s cabinet resigns as military mutiny spreads from captured city of Asmara.

… resigns as military mutiny spreads from captured city of Asmara. …

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South Africa signs agreement with Angola on the establishment of representative offices.

… Africa signs agreement with Angola on the establishment of representative offices. …

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SA signs joint communiqué concerning the development of bilateral relations with Jordan.

… Southern African Political History: a chronology of key political events from independence to mid-1997 , … SA signs joint communiqué concerning the development of bilateral relations with Jordan. …

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Robert Mugabe returns to Southern Rhodesia after an exile of five years.

… Robert Mugabe returns to Southern Rhodesia after an exile of five years. …

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General Johan van der Merwe is appointed as new commissioner of police.

The Malagasy Republic changes its name to the Democratic Republic of Madagascar.

Egyptian premier, Mahmoud Fatimy, is assassinated by a member of (the Muslim Brotherhood).

Sarah Eva Goldblatt, assistant of author C.J. Langenhoven, is born in London.

SA signs Protocol with the government of Poland on establishing diplomatic relations.

Raymond Suttner talks about the upcoming 50th Anniversary of MK (Video)

For The Love Of Children: Mary Monama by SPEAK, November 1992, Johannesburg

South Africa rejoins the Commonwealth after an absence of thirty-three years.

Bella Motsupi, grandmother of Vosloorus activist Thuli Motsupi, is killed in Vosloorus.

Allister Sparks, editor of the Rand Daily Mail is dismissed as editor.

Allister Sparks, editor of the Rand Daily Mail is dismissed as editor.

Robert Goodlonton (89), editor of the Graham’s Town Journal, dies in Grahamstown.

Document 28. Resolutions of the ANC Annual Conference, December 20-22, 1942

Tito Mboweni, President of the SA Reserve Bank, is born in Tzaneen.

P.W. Botha, later state president of SA, marries Elize Rossouw in Swellendam.

Nationalists riot in Cairo following deportation from Egypt of Said Zaghul Pasha.

The corner stone of the new railway station in Pretoria is laid.

The South African Cabinet decides to apply for membership of the Commonwealth.

The first volume of the Woordeboek van die Afrikaanse Taal is published.

South African Airways suspends regular commercial services because of World War II.

Women’s International Day for Peace. (GIED: Celebrating 10 years of Freedom, 2004).

US raises concern over the presence of Cuban military advisers in Ethiopia.

Sir Benjamin D’Urban (72), governor of the Cape, dies in Canada.

Wentzel C. du Plessis, administrator of South West Africa, is born in Pretoria.

Sir William Owen Lanyon is sworn in as administrator of the Transvaal.

Nationalists riot in Cairo following deportation from Egypt of Said Zaghul Pasha.

Ethiopia’s cabinet resigns as military mutiny spreads from captured city of Asmara.

South Africa signs agreement with Angola on the establishment of representative offices.

SA signs joint communiqué concerning the development of bilateral relations with Jordan.

Robert Mugabe returns to Southern Rhodesia after an exile of five years.