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… the BPC should function within the context of the broad strategy of [the ANC];... 13 Arrangements for a meeting … as the ANC had seven years earlier in its Strategy and Tactics document at the Morogoro conference. The RC reasoned … it should be in the rural areas, as argued at Morogoro in 1969, or in the urban areas. The uprisings had exposed the …

… the use of violence – but only as part of a broader strategy combining other forms of struggle. It cautioned that … training in guerrilla warfare, military strategy and tactics, topography, drilling and the use of firearms. A year … decisions were made, and after the Morogoro Conference  in 1969, Tambo, Modise and Nokwe met with their Soviet …

… the organisation abandoning its traditional reliance on tactics of moderation such as petitions and deputations. The … to militant African nationalism, mass action and tactics of boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience. Some 8 …

… life, the Morogoro Conference was convened on 25 April 1969. The conference also sought to overcome a number of … establish a firmer base for future operations, including a strategy of total mobilisation of the South African people. … Physical Training: This was combined with training in tactics and dealt mainly with fitness and the crossing of …

… but initial attempts failed. The British were using war tactics reminiscent of the Crimean War in a terrain that was …

… school from 1933-1938. His highly regarded textbook on tactics, Infanterie greift an, was published in 1937. He was …

… appoint, promote and protect the “right man.” An important strategy is that of gaining control of school committees, … resistance had ended, that non-violence was a useless strategy and could never overturn a white minority regime … quote evidence which shows that Mandela used non-violence tactics against the Apartheid government. (1 x 2) (2) “We …

… continued movement. The latter is a clear reference to the tactics which were being employed by Gandhi and his followers …

… were sympathetic with the rioters, but appalled by their tactics. Dhlomo was extremely suspicious of the Indian … Indians and Africans as part of a “divide and rule” strategy employed by the state. He called on his readers to …

… military power of the British, the 'scorched earth' tactics Lord Kitchener employed and the fact that the British …

… in the light of these victories, however, so did their tactics. An early sign of this change in tactics was the boycott of buses in Montgomery , Alabama from … of the Civil Rights Movement and its change in resistance tactics from patient litigation to assertive action. His …

… starting the Nama-German war. With the use of guerrilla tactics, the Nama were able to engage the Germans in war for …

… and deputations in favour of mass action using the tactics of boycotts, strikes and civil disobedience. 1950 The …

… by the state which precipitated the need to change tactics and the manner in which the ANC, SACP and the …

… University of Pretoria in March 1967. Tom Naude’s death in 1969, on Republic Day (31 May) shocked Pietersburg. A state … bands marched in street processions. On 26 November 1969, Major JP Brits of the air force crashed his Sabre … to prosper. Botha and his inner circle devised a “Total Strategy’ to restructure the political landscape. He wanted …

… contend that strikes and threatened strikes by dockers in 1969, 1971, and late 1972 served as an inspiration for the …

… South Africa's Strategy of Creating Client States The strategic objective of … task of liberating the African people of South Africa. The strategy of creating client States is further aimed at … generates the bulk of her investment funds internally. In 1969, for instance, the ratio of net capital flow from the …

… The “Bittereinder” Boer Commandos had changed their tactics and were now using highly controversial and relatively new “hit and run” guerrilla tactics. The British in turn – in order to figure out how to …

… First of all when dividing the anti-fascist united front tactics into countries threatened by fascism and those … have not got. Furthermore, they could not even adopt the tactics recommended by Comrade Dimitrov to workers in fascist …

… struggle. I charge them to use their womanly influence and tactics, to win increasingly into Congress and into the …

… 400,000 managing to remain behind in spite of the terror tactics and massacres perpetrated by the Zionists.  Whilst … of a Special Type’ (CST), with important consequences for strategy, methods of struggle and objectives. CST as a … the form of raids, often as much as a score a day in the 1969-70 period, among these the cutting by commandos of the …

… apprehension. For those who were well aware of the ongoing strategy of destabilisation, a major concern was the … it became very apparent that the AWB was adopting terror tactics with the express purpose of obstructing the election … dead and 22 000 injured. These are the terms in which the strategy of destabilization must be judged. << Previous …

… who then gave Jameson leave to engage in defensive tactics. There is no indication that the impi Jamseon …

… the divisions within the UDF and a lack of common tactics and strategy. A compromise was eventually reached in January, …

… National Party (ANC)  began to abandon its traditional tactics of moderation through petitions and deputations. In …

… battles, but from July 1900 onwards the Boers changed tactics and they conducted a very efficient guerrilla war …

… 1950s addresses all the main questions of revolutionary strategy and tactics and which is therefore useful for revolutionary … 1994. It is clear that from the very beginning, the whole strategy of the middle class leaders of the ANC had been one …

… as President, Oliver Tambo, who served as President from 1969 to 1991, is elected National Chairperson, Walter Sisulu … The ANC holds a National Conference on Reconstruction and Strategy at the Nasrec Centre in Johannesburg to discuss the … National Conference in Bloemfontein. Its Strategy and Tactics document : From Resistance to Reconstruction and …

… first. The Sixties The 1960s is the decade from 1960 to 1969. In Africa, the 1960s was a period of radical political … (1961 - 63) Lyndon B. Johnson (1963 - 69) Richard Nixon (1969 - 74) Legislative branch The legislative branch makes … were often physically assaulted, but they followed King's strategy and did not fight back. All over the Deep South, …

… , adopted in 1949 by the ANC, which overtook more radical tactics of defiance to exert pressure in the government. … an umbrella body that would coordinate a national women’s strategy to fight for issues like food and transport costs, … while being imprisoned. [35] She was released in June 1969, then again banned to New Brighton where her health …