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The Harms Commission, instituted to inquire into unlawful acts by the security forces, starts hearing evidence in the Nederduit

… acts by the security forces, starts hearing evidence in the Nederduit …

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Soviet premier Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev arrives in the United Arab Republic to meet with Egyptian premier Gamal Abdel Nass

… Soviet premier Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev arrives in the United Arab Republic to meet with Egyptian premier …

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A combined force of British soldiers and armed Blacks attempts to surround General C.H. Muller’s commando, commanded in his abs

… to surround General C.H. Muller’s commando, commanded in his abs …

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World War II: Germany signs an unconditional surrender at Allied headquarters in Rheims, France, to take effect the following d

… signs an unconditional surrender at Allied headquarters in Rheims, France, to take effect the following d …

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The ‘Volksraad’ of the ZAR gathers for the last time in Pretoria and is addressed by Pres. Paul Kruger.

… The ‘Volksraad’ of the ZAR gathers for the last time in Pretoria and is addressed by Pres. Paul Kruger. …

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Two people are killed and twenty injured in a land mine explosion on a dirt road near Messina (Mussina) northern Transvaal. 5

… Two people are killed and twenty injured in a land mine explosion on a dirt road near Messina …

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Bambata Rebellion: The first skirmish in the Nkandla area takes place under Capt W. Park Grey. Four rebels are killed.

… Bambata Rebellion: The first skirmish in the Nkandla area takes place under Capt W. Park Grey. Four …

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Cythna Lindenberg Letty, botanical artist who was commemorated in the botanical names Aloe lettae and Crassula lettae and autho

… Lindenberg Letty, botanical artist who was commemorated in the botanical names Aloe lettae and Crassula lettae and …

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Prof. François Ernst Johannes Malherbe, lecturer at the University of Stellenbosch and literary critic, is born in the distric

… University of Stellenbosch and literary critic, is born in the distric …

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Ministers from 109 countries sign a 26,000-page world trade agreement known as the Uruguay Round accords in Morocco.

… world trade agreement known as the Uruguay Round accords in Morocco. …

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Governments across the world apply United Nations (UN) sanctions against Libya because of its alleged involvement in the destru

… sanctions against Libya because of its alleged involvement in the destru …

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Odirile Maponya of Umkhonto weSizwe is killed when a bomb, intended for the Sterland complex, Arcadia, Pretoria, explodes in hi

… for the Sterland complex, Arcadia, Pretoria, explodes in hi …

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Chris Ntuli, former detainee, is stabbed after returning from reporting to Inanda police station in compliance with his restric

… after returning from reporting to Inanda police station in compliance with his restric …

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William Oliphant, unionist, is found dead on a farm near Koster, Western Transvaal, after being abducted two weeks earlier in w

… Western Transvaal, after being abducted two weeks earlier in w …

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Yusufu Lule, driven into exile by former Uganda dictator Idi Amin, is sworn in as the country’s new president.

… into exile by former Uganda dictator Idi Amin, is sworn in as the country’s new president. …

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Seven hundred political prisoners are released in Algeria on the orders of the French president, General Charles de Gaulle.

… Seven hundred political prisoners are released in Algeria on the orders of the French president, General …

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The ‘White supremacist’ Rhodesian Front party names Ian Douglas Smith prime minister of Rhodesia. (2004). Today in History, Pre

… Douglas Smith prime minister of Rhodesia. (2004). Today in History, Pre …

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President Valéry Giscard d’Estaing is the first French president to visit Algeria since independence was achieved in 196

… president to visit Algeria since independence was achieved in 196 …

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The Anti-Apartheid Movement in London ends its seventeen-year boycott of Barclays Bank for its South African ties.

… The Anti-Apartheid Movement in London ends its seventeen-year boycott of Barclays Bank …

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The maritime section of the Castle military museum, the Maritime museum, illustrating all facets of fleet activities in South A

… museum, illustrating all facets of fleet activities in South A …

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Two Bengal tigers mangle Francois Cupido when he takes a short cut through the Queens Park zoo in East London.

… when he takes a short cut through the Queens Park zoo in East London. …

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Helene Pastoors, the Belgian national sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment in 1986 for treason, is released from prison followi

… the Belgian national sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment in 1986 for treason, is released from prison followi …

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Fydell Edmund Garrett (41), newspaper editor, member of parliament and friend of Cecil John Rhodes, dies in Devon, England.

… member of parliament and friend of Cecil John Rhodes, dies in Devon, England. …

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Jac J. Brits, Afrikaans author of mainly juvenile fiction and chairman of the ‘Afrikaanse Skrywerskring’, is born in the distri

… and chairman of the ‘Afrikaanse Skrywerskring’, is born in the distri …

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Hijackers seeking to draw attention to the economic and political strife in Ethiopia divert a passenger plane to Khartoum, Suda

… to draw attention to the economic and political strife in Ethiopia divert a passenger plane to Khartoum, Suda …

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The Japanese Government donates US$4 million to the United Nations Observer Mission in South Africa (UNOMSA), through the Trust

… US$4 million to the United Nations Observer Mission in South Africa (UNOMSA), through the Trust …

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The Japanese Government donates US$4 million to the United Nations Observer Mission in South Africa (UNOMSA), through the Trust

… US$4 million to the United Nations Observer Mission in South Africa (UNOMSA), through the Trust …

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Testifying before the Harms Commission, which was taking testimony at the South African Embassy in London, former police captai

… which was taking testimony at the South African Embassy in London, former police captai …

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Testifying before the Harms Commission, which was taking testimony at the South African Embassy in London, former police captai

… which was taking testimony at the South African Embassy in London, former police captai …

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Six people die after they were thrown from a passenger train in Benoni, apparently by striking security guards. &quot;There is

… people die after they were thrown from a passenger train in Benoni, apparently by striking security guards. "There is …

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The Harms Commission, instituted to inquire into unlawful acts by the security forces, starts hearing evidence in the Nederduit

Soviet premier Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev arrives in the United Arab Republic to meet with Egyptian premier Gamal Abdel Nass

A combined force of British soldiers and armed Blacks attempts to surround General C.H. Muller’s commando, commanded in his abs

World War II: Germany signs an unconditional surrender at Allied headquarters in Rheims, France, to take effect the following d

The ‘Volksraad’ of the ZAR gathers for the last time in Pretoria and is addressed by Pres. Paul Kruger.

Two people are killed and twenty injured in a land mine explosion on a dirt road near Messina (Mussina) northern Transvaal. 5

Bambata Rebellion: The first skirmish in the Nkandla area takes place under Capt W. Park Grey. Four rebels are killed.

Cythna Lindenberg Letty, botanical artist who was commemorated in the botanical names Aloe lettae and Crassula lettae and autho

Prof. François Ernst Johannes Malherbe, lecturer at the University of Stellenbosch and literary critic, is born in the distric

Ministers from 109 countries sign a 26,000-page world trade agreement known as the Uruguay Round accords in Morocco.

Governments across the world apply United Nations (UN) sanctions against Libya because of its alleged involvement in the destru

Odirile Maponya of Umkhonto weSizwe is killed when a bomb, intended for the Sterland complex, Arcadia, Pretoria, explodes in hi

Chris Ntuli, former detainee, is stabbed after returning from reporting to Inanda police station in compliance with his restric

William Oliphant, unionist, is found dead on a farm near Koster, Western Transvaal, after being abducted two weeks earlier in w

Yusufu Lule, driven into exile by former Uganda dictator Idi Amin, is sworn in as the country’s new president.

Seven hundred political prisoners are released in Algeria on the orders of the French president, General Charles de Gaulle.

The ‘White supremacist’ Rhodesian Front party names Ian Douglas Smith prime minister of Rhodesia. (2004). Today in History, Pre

President Valéry Giscard d’Estaing is the first French president to visit Algeria since independence was achieved in 196

The Anti-Apartheid Movement in London ends its seventeen-year boycott of Barclays Bank for its South African ties.

The maritime section of the Castle military museum, the Maritime museum, illustrating all facets of fleet activities in South A

Two Bengal tigers mangle Francois Cupido when he takes a short cut through the Queens Park zoo in East London.

Helene Pastoors, the Belgian national sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment in 1986 for treason, is released from prison followi

Fydell Edmund Garrett (41), newspaper editor, member of parliament and friend of Cecil John Rhodes, dies in Devon, England.

Jac J. Brits, Afrikaans author of mainly juvenile fiction and chairman of the ‘Afrikaanse Skrywerskring’, is born in the distri

Hijackers seeking to draw attention to the economic and political strife in Ethiopia divert a passenger plane to Khartoum, Suda

The Japanese Government donates US$4 million to the United Nations Observer Mission in South Africa (UNOMSA), through the Trust

The Japanese Government donates US$4 million to the United Nations Observer Mission in South Africa (UNOMSA), through the Trust

Testifying before the Harms Commission, which was taking testimony at the South African Embassy in London, former police captai

Testifying before the Harms Commission, which was taking testimony at the South African Embassy in London, former police captai

Six people die after they were thrown from a passenger train in Benoni, apparently by striking security guards. &amp;quot;There is

Six people die after they were thrown from a passenger train in Benoni, apparently by striking security guards. "There is