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… step toward enforced segregation, the late 1930s and early 1940s saw the implementation of pegging laws which limited …

… national movement for rights of all citizens until 1930s, 1940s South African Native National Congress (now known as … spread of Ethiopianism and Garveyist philosophies in the 1940s and these were especially accentuated by newspapers … these groups felt threatened by developments in the 1940s which saw growth of large, increasingly organised black …

… seldom left the area. However, overcrowding in the 1940s, together with decreased labour demands, paved the way …

… Gelderen, a South African who had been in London since the 1940s and who was a member of the International Marxist …

… in the segregation period were benign, but in the 1940s, Louis Changouin reports, Indians and Whites still …

… of the ANC declined but its revival came about in 1940s largely due to the dynamic group of young leaders …

… It was only intermittently applied until the end of the 1940s. The ANC, through Abantu-Batho , makes it known that it …