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CHAPTER 1 - Old Battle-Cries and Borrowed Language by Howard Barrell

CHAPTER 1 - Old Battle-Cries and Borrowed Language by Howard Barrell

… Press, 1977) pp.716-717; Nelson Mandela, ‘Second Court Statement, 1964, in Nelson Mandela, The Struggle is My …

CHAPTER 8 - Leading from behind Virtue and necessity, April 1984-June 1985 by Howard Barrell

CHAPTER 8 - Leading from behind Virtue and necessity, April 1984-June 1985 by Howard Barrell

… in late August; but on September 7 the Natal Supreme Court had ruled their detention unlawful and they had been …

Chapter 4 - Removing the obstacles

… former judges (Justices Solomon and Leon) and an Appeal Court judge (Justice Steyn) were appointed to chair …

Chapter 9 - People’s Education and People’s Power: Mobilisation and Collective Action

… on the part of the judiciary, were ruled by the Supreme Court to be unlawful. Political Struggles Significant during …

Chapter 5 -The Character, Role and Significance of SASO

… and youth political awakening and organisation. Even the court trial of 1975-76 was used to restate the nationalist …

Statement by Oliver Tambo to the anti-racist day meeting of the Greater London Council, 21 March 1984, London

THE LIBERATION STRUGGLE IS ON IN EARNEST, Durban, 12 December 1959

Address of the President of the Republic of South Africa, Nelson Mandela, at the Inaugural session of the Twelth Conference of Heads of State or Government of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries Durban, 2 September 1998

Address by President Nelson Mandela to the National Council of Provinces Cape Town, 7 August 1998

Eye of the Needle - Chapter 6 - Education for Freedom

Chapter 7

A.I. Kajee His Work for the Southern African Indian Community - Chapter 6

Address to the Anti-Racist Day Meeting of the Greater London Council by O. R. Tambo, London, 21 March 1984

From eNcome over Bloedrivier to eNcome and Beyond by Ben Khumalo-Seegelken

From eNcome over Bloedrivier to eNcome and Beyond by Ben Khumalo-Seegelken

January 8th Statements - Statement of the National Executive Committee on the occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the ANC - 8 January 1987

Speech by Albert Luthuli at a public meeting organized by the South African Congress of Democrats, 1 February 1958

Statement by Oliver Tambo accepting the Simon Bolivar award on behalf of Nelson Mandela, 24 July 1983, Caracas, Venezuela

"We have Decided to Liberate Ourselves": Address to the Royal Commonwealth Society by O. R. Tambo, London, 23 June 1986

"Racism, Apartheid and a New World Order": Speech in Acceptance of the Third World Prize on Behalf of Nelson and Winnie Mandela by O. R. Tambo, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia, 5 May 1986

"Racism, Apartheid and a New World Order": Speech in Acceptance of the Third World Prize on Behalf of Nelson and Winnie Mandela by O. R. Tambo, Kuala Lampur, Malaysia, 5 May 1986

Closing address by President Neslon Mandela at the 49th National conferenceof the ANC Bloemfontein, 22 December 1994

The significance of the Bulhoek massacre today by Sam Matiase, 11 May 2015, South Africa

Our Vision is a Democratic Society, 1958

Professor H. W. van der Merwe: former Director of the Centre for Intergroup Studies interview with Rupert Taylor, 23 November 1999, 6 Cambridge Road, Observatory, Cape Town

… we were fundraising, and then we passed the Supreme Court and she said why don’t we drop in, because Winnie’s … out and he let us in. And so we sat and listened to the court case. Another occasion Inkatha asked me to intervene; …

January 8th Statements - Statement of the National Executive Committee on the occasion of the 69th Anniversary of the ANC - 8 January 1981

Document 119 - Non-European United Front of South Africa, Minutes of Conference held in City Hall, Cape Town, 8 to 10 April 1939

Intensify the Revolution by O. R. Tambo The 'Morogoro Conference', Morogoro, Tanzania, 25 April – 1 May 1969

“A Black Rather Well-Known South African Recently Arrived in London”: Critical Responses to Todd Matshikiza’s Chocolates for My Wife

“A Black Rather Well-Known South African Recently Arrived in London”: Critical Responses to Todd Matshikiza’s Chocolates for My Wife

… murdered their grandmothers, taken their fathers-in-law to court, cut their heads off for a story. You come from down …

Extract from a speech at the opening of the National Party Congress of the Orange Free State at Bloemfontein on 18 September 1973

Reciprocal Bases of National Culture and the Fight for Freedom by Frantz Fanon, 1959

Address by I. B. Tabata, AAC Conference, December 16,1941