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… A. , Bullock, . Baron , Knapp, . Wilfrid F. and Lukacs, . John. "Adolf Hitler." Encyclopedia Britannica, April 26, …

… Trekboers on the Cape's eastern frontier. In 1811, Colonel John Graham was sent in to push the Xhosa beyond the Fish … to protect the people they had converted. For example, Dr John Philip lived and worked with the Griqua. He arranged a …

… to Kliptown was at Dube municipal office. The late comrade John was blown up in that accident. He was together with …

… of contentious political figures such as Cecil John Rhodes , whom for some is imagined as a great moderniser …

… the American fur trade. 1794 The American representative John Jay is sent to Britain and concludes the Jay Treaty. …

… Herald was detained and restricted (Merrett p44) May- John Sutherland, editor of the Evening Post was prosecuted … of the paper were compounded. (Potter p118)  1961 June 10- John Worral attacked in The Rhodesian- accused of lying as a …

… the Colonial era is closely connected with the work of John Montagu, Colonial Secretary for the Cape 1843-53. … and, after a disagreement with the Governor, Sir John Franklin, accepted the post of Colonial Secretary for … who was brought out to the Cape by the Colonial Secretary, John Montagu, for the purpose of building the pass, and he …

… Organisation (APO) is elected as the chairperson. July,   John Dube attends the Second Pan-African Congress in London. … Native Congress (TNC) forms a branch in Alexandra with John L. Mophosho as president and T.S. Mngadi as general … the government’s labour policy. The meeting is attended by John Dube, Selope Thema, Sefako Mapogo Makgatho, D.D.T Jabavu …

… of the uneven development which will inevitably follow. As John reflects, the white population: go mad when new gold is … a bigger house and buy a bigger car (Paton 34). Through John’s words, Paton comments on the realities of capitalist … apparent through a series of rhetorical questions posed by John: “what is it worth, this mining industry?...They say it …

… and could be removed if they did not listen to them. John Locke and Jean-Jacques Rousseau, two writers and … the concept of popular sovereignty. Particularly, in John Locke’s book, Two Treatises of Government, he claims … (1 x 2 marks) The idea of natural rights was promoted by John Locke. In his writing, Two Treatises of Government, he …

… the PAC. Vusumuzi Make became chairman until 1981 when John Pokela was released from Robben Island. In 1990, the ban … settlement grew remarkably under the leadership of Nyathi John Pokela in 1982 when the Tanzania government granted 440 …

… African National Congress) is formed in Bloemfontein, with John Langalibalele Dube elected as the first President. 1913 …

… Before P W Botha came to power in 1978, the government of John Vorster had begun a process for constitutional reforms. …

… of these were suspected of having been funded by Cecil John Rhodes. [2] De Zuid Afrikaan De Zuid Afrikaan, probably … to David Wigston. It reacted to the liberal views of John Fairbairn, who was active in the movement to abolish … which was edited by the radical advocate against slavery, John Fairbairn. But when Brand hesitated to support the …

… complaints against ill treatment by their white employers John Cradock replaces Caledon as Governor of the Cape as he … the AmaXhosa. The British government at the Cape appoints John Graham as its Commissioner for the eastern frontier 1811 … colonists takes place under the command of Commissioner John Graham. In a brutal battle against the AmaXhosa, which …

… the Union in search of financial assistance. July,   John Dube attends the Second Pan-African Congress in London. …

… as Imvo Zabantsundu, (Native Opinion) founded in 1884 by John Tengo Jabavu , Izwi Labantu (Voice of the People) …

… to detain the president and secretary of the AMWU, John Beaver (JB) Marks and James Majoro . After weeks of …

… acting under the instruction of the Portuguese King John II, reaches the mouth of the Congo River.  1485  Cão … complaints against ill treatment by their white employers. John Cradock replaces Caledon as Governor of the Cape as he … the AmaXhosa. The British government at the Cape appoints John Graham as its Commissioner for the eastern frontier 1812 …

… but was only legally institutionalised on 16 May 1969 by  John Vorster under the leadership of Hendrik van den Bergh … van den Bergh was appointed as the Head of BOSS by creator John Vorster in 1969. Former members of BOSS include Mike … agents of BOSS claim that the deaths of Keith Wallace, John Dube and Abraham Tiro were executed by the Z- Squad, by …

… or Chemaetho 29 M Christian   Chingleput Chingleput 255 John Vallet John Vallet 36 M Christian   Thanee Bordraux 256 Francisca …

… One meeting  addressed by Edwin Thabo Mofutsanyana and John Beaver Marks was invaded by a group of white people and …

… were more appropriate to unskilled and outdoor work. John Vorster , minister of Justice at that time, saw this as …

… election held in April, a new cabinet is sworn in. 19 May, John Vorster visits Malawi and stresses the desire for … in outlook. 21 May, Private talks are held between John Vorster and Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith. 22 May, … officials. A meeting is held with General Franco. 10 June, John Vorster hold talks in Paris with the French Prime …

… July, Communist Party of South Africa formed in Cape Town. John Dube attends the Second Pan-African Congress in London. … Church . Natives (Urban Areas) Act. 29 October, James John Hadebe is born in Frankfort, Free State. 1924 … in Vryburg, North-West Province . Obed Motshabi is born. John K. Nkadimeng is born in Sekhukhuniland, Eastern …

… to be an attempt to create a state within a state. When John X Merrimen made similar remarks in a speech a few days … stance after the organisation allied with Cecil John Rhodes . But this would change after the notorious … Griqualand West – Englishmen Francis Orpen and Cecil John Rhodes – turned on Sprigg, who resigned in May 1881. The …

… in the studies of 17th and 18th century British historians John Aubrey, who lived from 1626 to 1697, and William … stopped the work until 1946. Professors Broom and Dart and John Robinson returned to Sterkfontein and in 1947 they found …

… Those present at the All African Convention (AAC) are Dr. John Langalibalele Dube, Rev. Z. R. Mahabane, Dr. Alfred … Service Contract Act, Poll Tax Act, and the Pass Laws. John Gomas, a Cape Town Coloured Communist proposes that mass …

… treatment before the law. The founding president was  John L. Dube . A minister and schoolteacher who had studied … best achieve their aims by dialogue with the British. As John Dube said, the congress pursued a policy of "hopeful …

… largely Afrikaner farming community in the Cape. Reverends John Philip, Johannes van der Kemp and John Read were the most hated missionaries because of their …