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… Panel – Statistical Analysis of the 1946 Passive Resistance Campaign …

… ”We Are Marching On”: Foreword To Pamphlet, November 1946 …

… Levson's involvement in liberation politics started in 1946 when she assisted the Reverend Michael Scott in his …

… capacities and was elected to its executive committee in 1946. He became President in 1950, Assistant General …

… Francisco Franco (of Spain) in the public marketplaces. In 1946, along with other members of the Central Committee, he …

… arguably most famous, novel, Cry, the Beloved Country , in 1946 in Trondheim, Norway. He completed the book on Christmas …

… College, Uganda, to study education. He got his degree in 1946 and returned to Tabora to teach. In 1949, Nyerere was …

… Mineworkers Union (AMU) and participated in the great 1946 AMU strike . He was fired and headed for Worcester, …

… activities. With a British Council scholarship in 1946 he proceeded on a study tour of Europe and a period of …

… Land Tenure and Indian Representation Bill  in March 1946 signalled the failure of the SAIC’s strategy and, in so … Barmania addressed the Senate for 50 minutes on 3 May 1946 to explain why the Congress rejected the Bill. In light … labour leaders. Having lost control of the SAIC in October 1946, the conservative Indian leadership of whom Barmania …

… began to distance himself from official AAC policy. By 1946 Moroka played a leading role in the NRC’s confrontation …

… offices of the Transvaal Passive Resistance Council. In 1946, the South African Indian Congress (SAIC) launched the …

… other campaigns – the civil disobedience campaign of the 1946 Passive Resistance Campaign of the Indian organisations, …

… Monica took up her first university post at Fort Hare in 1946 and two years later she took up a position at Rhodes, …

… the South African Friends of the Soviet Union (SAFSU) in 1946. Though SAFSU was largely composed of communists, …