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… These trees are a remnant of the hedge planted in 1660 by Jan van Riebeeck as a Boundary to the newly established Settlement at the Cape. Jan van Riebeeck, an employee of the Dutch East India Company … and open Conflict between them broke out during 1659-60. Jan van Riebeeck decided to create a defensive barrier along …

… against the Resisters stopped only on 24 June when the Smuts government took action after wide protests. …

… by a fleet of 12 ships under the command of W G de Jongh. Jan van Riebeeck was on one of these ships, travelling back … of the First World War. In 1917 she carried General Jan Smuts to Britain to join the War Cabinet, and in 1923 she …

… the SL were reported in the Guardian , however in January 1942 the organisation launched its own publication, Fighting …  and Ruth First . At SL’s first national Conference in 1942, several members of the CPSA were elected to leadership … whites"in the South African Liberation Movement, 1942-1964, Volume 1 (Northwestern University)| Hodgson, R …

… with a number of strikes. 1943 - He confronted General Smuts's Pegging Act, the first South African Act passed by … session of the UN General Assembly and defeated General Smuts. The issue of racism in South Africa became an annual …

… factories and thus more jobs. Government help In 1924 the Smuts government was swept from power— we have seen how white workers voted against Smuts after the crushing of the 1922 strike. Others, too, … wages and regulate disputes in terms of the War Measure of 1942. It did not succeed entirely in suppressing strikes and …

… to South Africa in 1936. Amshewitz died on 6 December 1942 in Muzienburg, Cape Town. In 1943 a commemorative … Henry Amshewitz ”“ South African Artist, Paintings 1882-1942’  South African Art History - South African Historical …

… its sea routes leading to India and Ceylon. On 4 May 1942 British troops landed in the Bay and Bay Ambararata …

… Wife, Anna, a young Native girl, Stephan, the Farmer, Jan, an old Native, Ann's Father. Scene 2. The same day, later, in Jan's hut. The Father and Mother submit to staying on at the … rest of the play shows what happens to them. Characters: Jan, Jan's wife, Anna, Lukosi, the Son. Songs: "Kudala …

… in political activities started at an early age. In 1942, while he was still a student at St John’s College in …

… During the black-out on the night of the 7th December 1942, somewhere about 10 O'clock, there was a scuffle outside … refused. When this was known Kajee wrote the following letter to his son: "My dear Abdulhaq, This letter will serve to introduce to you Detective Head …

… Letta Mbulu was born in Soweto on 23 August 1942. As a teenager she joined the cast of the play King Kong …

… his communiqué with London, Timol identified places where letter bombs may be placed. He got a friend, Khadija Chotia …

… Through Senator Shepstone he had ready access to General Smuts. It was not to be supposed that in the negotiations … which made it extremely difficult. During the war General Smuts asked each province and indeed each city up a post-war … with the Prime Minister when he placed before General Smuts the ideas he had in mind. Briefly his proposal was …

… (3) What does DEIC stand for? (1) Total: 5 In April 1652, Jan van Riebeeck arrived at the Cape with 100 men and women, … Slave Lodge museum in Adderley Street. Image source When Jan van Riebeeck arrived at the Cape, he was forbidden by the … own slaves. In 1658 there were only 11 slaves at the Cape. Jan Van Riebeeck wrote the following in his diary: Jan Van …

… to one interpretation, the city takes its name from Jan Bloem II, the leader of a Griqua group. In about 1823, …

… believed were their areas. The Prime Minister at the time. Smuts, despite preaching a global message of democracy and … high Commissioner to South Africa when he stated that Smuts should “rise above the exigencies of party politics and … in question from the Dutch Reformed Church on 17 December 1942. By 13 March 1943 PR had paid enough so as to have full …

… in Part II relates to the legacy bequeathed by the Smuts-Gandhi Agreement and the Indian Relief Act (both of … improvements rested squarely with South Africa's Indians. Smuts his compatriots recognised that white interests were … approach of theS.A.I.C. was conciliatory, in line with the Smuts-Gandhi Settlement. It expressed a 'sincere belief in …

… in 1904 and Lyttelton Manor was established in 1942. Lyttelton was renamed Verwoerdburg in 1967 after the … Nature Reserve to the North, Clifton Avenue to the West, Smuts Avenue to the East (Waterkloof Airforce Base) and …

… a committee, and after some discussions agreed to send  a letter to England. We wrote the letter and explained our condition. We addressed the letter to His Majesty King George V. We gave our letter to …

… community after 1945. In January 1946 Prime Minister Smuts announced his intention to introduce the Asiatic Land … Areas Board. In return for accepting this legislation the Smuts government offered the Indians limited representation … were self-censored. Because I felt that rather than have a letter with so many lines deleted, I thought that …

… on the British role in the Jameson Raid and on General Smuts. She, along with Helene Malan, first translated the … Hancock and Jean Van Der Poel (eds.) Selections from the Smuts papers, 7 volumes (Cambridge [Eng.]: At the University …

… to efforts to side with the British and those, like Smuts and Botha, who stood with the British against the … was met with "considerable opposition", according to Smuts Jr. The army's Commander in Chief, Beyers, tendered his … period after the Great Depression, especially from 1938 to 1942 saw the federation step up its activities. Labour …

… owned by Hendrik Davel. He sold 6400 hectares of it to Jan Roos who developed an important outspan for transport … and a few others the need for a town began to grow. Jan Serfontein, heading a commission to do this, sold the …

… . Already within seven weeks of landing at the Cape , Jan van Riebeeck , the Commander of the settlement, had begun … struggling to get the young developing settlement going, Jan Van Riebeeck once again wrote to the Heeren XVII asking for slave labour. He wrote in his letter, ‘if it could be agreed upon, however, it would be …

… On 26 March 1942, an article was published by an Afrikaner political …

… 1921 on Middelpos farm in Piketberg, Western Cape. In 1942 he enrolled at the University of Stellenbosch where he …