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Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

… Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal. …

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Willem Cornelis Janse van Rensburg (47), second president of the ZAR for seven months, dies.

… Cornelis Janse van Rensburg (47), second president of the ZAR for seven months, dies. …

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”Open Letter to Blackpool”. Article by Clements Kadalie, in The New Leader, September 30, 1927

… ”Open Letter to Blackpool”. Article by Clements Kadalie, in The New Leader, September 30, 1927 …

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Letter to the Prime Minister, from A. W. G. Champion, Acting National Secretary, I.C.U., May 23, 1927 (Extracts)

… Letter to the Prime Minister, from A. W. G. Champion, Acting National …

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”The African National Congress — Is It Dead?” Pamphlet by Pixley wa Isaka Seme, 1932 [Extract}

… ”The African National Congress — Is It Dead?” Pamphlet by …

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Petition to the House of Commons, from W. P. Schreiner, A. Abdurahman, J. Tengo Jabavu, et al, July, 1909

… Petition to the House of Commons, from W. P. Schreiner, A. Abdurahman, J. …

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SA signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 20 August 1932 with Great Britain.

… SA signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 20 August 1932 with Great Britain. …

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Johan Bernard Zulch Keet, SA musician and leader of the Asaf choir in Johannesburg, dies.

… Johan Bernard Zulch Keet, SA musician and leader of the Asaf choir in Johannesburg, dies. …

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The South African Communist Party celebrates its 83rd anniversary. (Sowetan, 27 July 2004, p. 16).

… The South African Communist Party celebrates its 83rd …

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Dr Jan Bouws, Dutch and SA musicologist and composer, is born in Purmerend, the Netherlands.

… and SA musicologist and composer, is born in Purmerend, the Netherlands. …

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The deposed Shah of Iran dies at a military hospital outside Cairo, Egypt, at age sixty.

… The deposed Shah of Iran dies at a military hospital outside …

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Britain and Egypt initial an agreement to end British occupation of the Suez Canal Zone.

… Egypt initial an agreement to end British occupation of the Suez Canal Zone. …

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From 2-9 August, police find seventy-five unidentified bodies of residents in the East Rand area.

… Coleman, M. (ed)(1998). A Crime Against Humanity: analysing the repression of the apartheid state, Johannesburg: Human Rights Committee, p. … find seventy-five unidentified bodies of residents in the East Rand area. …

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Johann Christian Ritter, probably the first printer and bookbinder in SA, is born in Germany.

… Johann Christian Ritter, probably the first printer and bookbinder in SA, is born in Germany. …

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For Mandela, Reverence, But Criticism, Too by Rick Lyman (The New York Times), 6 December 2013

… For Mandela, Reverence, But Criticism, Too by Rick Lyman (The New York Times), 6 December 2013 …

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Mandela Taught A Continent To Forgive by John Dramani Mahama (The New York Times), 5 December 2013

… Taught A Continent To Forgive by John Dramani Mahama (The New York Times), 5 December 2013 …

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Pretoria Returns Mandela To Jail by Alan Cowell(The New York Times), November 24, 1985

… Pretoria Returns Mandela To Jail by Alan Cowell(The New York Times), November 24, 1985 …

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Who Speaks For Nelson Mandela? By John D. Battersby (The New York Times), 30 July 1988

… Who Speaks For Nelson Mandela? By John D. Battersby (The New York Times), 30 July 1988 …

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South African Woman ‘Banned’ But Unbowed By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), January 7, 1982

… African Woman ‘Banned’ But Unbowed By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), January 7, 1982 …

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Meeting with Mrs. Miriam Vire-Tuominen, secretary-¬general of the Women’s International Democratic Federation -1986

… with Mrs. Miriam Vire-Tuominen, secretary-¬general of the Women’s International Democratic Federation -1986 …

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Interview with Joe Matthews about Mandela, broadcast by Public Broadcasting Service in the United States

… about Mandela, broadcast by Public Broadcasting Service in the United States …

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The US Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986: Anti-Apartheid or Anti-African National Congress

… The US Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986: …

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The Constitutional Court rules that President Nelson Mandela exceeded his power by decreasing electoral boundaries.

… The Constitutional Court rules that President Nelson Mandela …

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German and US military planes collide off the coast of Namibia killing thirty-three people.

… German and US military planes collide off the coast of Namibia killing thirty-three people. …

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Rwanda leader Paul Kagame is sworn in as first elected president since the 1994 genocide.

… Paul Kagame is sworn in as first elected president since the 1994 genocide. …

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Maurits Pasques de Chavonnes (70), governor of the Cape (1714-1724), dies in Cape Town.

… Maurits Pasques de Chavonnes (70), governor of the Cape (1714-1724), dies in Cape Town. …

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Bloemfontein’s first full-fledged city council, consisting of ten councillors, meets for the first time.

… city council, consisting of ten councillors, meets for the first time. …

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P.W. Botha is unanimously elected to the post of Executive President by an Electoral College.

… P.W. Botha is unanimously elected to the post of Executive President by an Electoral College. …

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Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

… Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town. …

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Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

… Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town. …

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Judge Ivan Curlewis (42) dies in the same year he was appointed judge of Transvaal.

Willem Cornelis Janse van Rensburg (47), second president of the ZAR for seven months, dies.

”Open Letter to Blackpool”. Article by Clements Kadalie, in The New Leader, September 30, 1927

Letter to the Prime Minister, from A. W. G. Champion, Acting National Secretary, I.C.U., May 23, 1927 (Extracts)

”The African National Congress — Is It Dead?” Pamphlet by Pixley wa Isaka Seme, 1932 [Extract}

Petition to the House of Commons, from W. P. Schreiner, A. Abdurahman, J. Tengo Jabavu, et al, July, 1909

SA signs an amendment to the trade agreement of 20 August 1932 with Great Britain.

Johan Bernard Zulch Keet, SA musician and leader of the Asaf choir in Johannesburg, dies.

The South African Communist Party celebrates its 83rd anniversary. (Sowetan, 27 July 2004, p. 16).

Dr Jan Bouws, Dutch and SA musicologist and composer, is born in Purmerend, the Netherlands.

The deposed Shah of Iran dies at a military hospital outside Cairo, Egypt, at age sixty.

Britain and Egypt initial an agreement to end British occupation of the Suez Canal Zone.

From 2-9 August, police find seventy-five unidentified bodies of residents in the East Rand area.

Johann Christian Ritter, probably the first printer and bookbinder in SA, is born in Germany.

For Mandela, Reverence, But Criticism, Too by Rick Lyman (The New York Times), 6 December 2013

Mandela Taught A Continent To Forgive by John Dramani Mahama (The New York Times), 5 December 2013

Pretoria Returns Mandela To Jail by Alan Cowell(The New York Times), November 24, 1985

Who Speaks For Nelson Mandela? By John D. Battersby (The New York Times), 30 July 1988

South African Woman ‘Banned’ But Unbowed By Joseph Lelyveld (The New York Times), January 7, 1982

Meeting with Mrs. Miriam Vire-Tuominen, secretary-¬general of the Women’s International Democratic Federation -1986

Interview with Joe Matthews about Mandela, broadcast by Public Broadcasting Service in the United States

The US Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act of 1986: Anti-Apartheid or Anti-African National Congress

The Constitutional Court rules that President Nelson Mandela exceeded his power by decreasing electoral boundaries.

German and US military planes collide off the coast of Namibia killing thirty-three people.

Rwanda leader Paul Kagame is sworn in as first elected president since the 1994 genocide.

Maurits Pasques de Chavonnes (70), governor of the Cape (1714-1724), dies in Cape Town.

Bloemfontein’s first full-fledged city council, consisting of ten councillors, meets for the first time.

P.W. Botha is unanimously elected to the post of Executive President by an Electoral College.

Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.

Dr Thomas Dowling (65), conductor of the South African Music Association, dies in Cape Town.