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… police, mounted soldiers and a riotous crowd at the Johannesburg market square. This happened during the first … curb their aggressive behaviour until rioters set fire to Johannesburg's railway station on 4 July. Shop fronts were … - Volumes 6-7’, 1933, P. 183| Skyscrapericity.com,  ‘Johannesburg, South Africa, City Gallery’ , [online], …

… The Black Sash Johannesburg Advice Office Annual Report to National … The Black Sash Johannesburg Advice Office Report 1975 …

… Johannesburg Advice Office Annual Report to National … Johannesburg Advice Office Annual Report 1976 to 1977 …

… Johannesburg Advice Office Annual Report to National … Johannesburg Advice Office Annual Report 1975 to1976 …

… "Report of Communist Activities among the Natives in Johannesburg", Catholic Times, July 1942 …

… Zambia, Mozambique, Botswana and finally to South Africa - Johannesburg, in time for the World Summit on Sustainable … to highlight the plight of many African countries. In Johannesburg, they were going to protest against world … Africa Women's Peace Train leaves Kampala for Johannesburg …

… Conversation with David Goldblatt, Johannesburg, 1985 …

… Pilrig House, 1 Rockridge Road, Parktown, Johannesburg …

… of Race Relations. (1989). Race Relations Survey 1988/89, Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations, p. … The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) crashes. …

… Map Johannesburg - Population Density by Race …

… A Fighting Life Nontsikelelo by SPEAK, Johannesburg …

… The Women’s Charter by SPEAK, Johannesburg …

… The Diggers News appears in Johannesburg. …

… A metrobus is hijacked in Rosettenville, Johannesburg. …

… Hugh Masekela is born near Johannesburg. …

… 26. Johannesburg merchants answer their detractors …

… Samuel Marks (77) dies in Johannesburg …

… Call to all women of Johannesburg …

… The resettlement of Indians in Johannesburg …

… water tower is situated, some 10 km North-West of Johannesburg. Originates from Dutch, 'vulture hill', this name arouse from before the railway reached Johannesburg, up to a thousand wagons at a time were on route … Aasvoelkop a Hill on which Northcliff Water Tower Stands, Johannesburg …

… Outcrop of Main Reef Group of Conglomerates, Johannesburg …

… left London with 36 passengers on board. It arrived in Johannesburg 18 hours later. The London-Johannesburg route therefore became the first regular service … The first regular jet flight leaves London for Johannesburg …

… Secretariat of the International left Opposition to Johannesburg comrades, 23 October 1932 …

… The Anglican Bishop of Johannesburg, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, resigned after having … influence. Anglican schools included St Peter's in Johannesburg, where many Black leaders, among them Oliver … The Anglican Bishop of Johannesburg, Bishop Ambrose Reeves, resigns …

… The Black Sash Johannesburg Advice Office Annual Report Presented at … The Black Sash Johannesburg Advice Office: Annual Report 1973 …

… Fietas, Johannesburg: The Johannesburg City Council meets and approves a detailed …

… Jeppe (72), seller of most of the original stands in Johannesburg, dies in Johannesburg. …

… Natives began making bonfires of their reference books in Johannesburg. Their action was the latest gesture of defiance … Blacks are making bonfires of their “passes” in Johannesburg …

… Miriam Zenzile Makeba was born in Johannesburg on 4 March 1932 to a Swati mother and a Xhosa … Grammy Award winner Miriam Makeba is born in Johannesburg …

… Minister of Foreign Affairs J.M.A.H Luns was asked by Johannesburg-based Dutch Immigration Committee to cease what … Dutch Foreign Minister Luns is asked by the Johannesburg …