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… when the party won the South African elections of 1948, measures were introduced to give preference to White …

… the National Party's victory in the national elections of 1948. Upon their election the National Party - with the …

… White representatives. The law was repealed, however, in 1948 as one of the first legislative acts of the Nationalist …

… that include interethnic violence see Alan Paton’s 1948 Cry the Beloved Country in which a white civil rights …

… Apartheid was introduced by the National Party in 1948 following their election success; the system was …

… A Dutch Woman the star The 14th Olympic Games, London, 1948 As Jesse Owens was the star of the 1936 Olympic Games, … Dutch woman Fanny Blankers-Koen who was the star of the 1948 Games. By the times the Games began she was already 30 …

… to ‘train and fit’ Africans for their role in the newly (1948) evolving  apartheid society. Education was viewed as a … of black South Africans. Long before the historic 1948 white elections that gave the Nationalist Party power, …

… a month before the National Party came to power in May 1948.36 In this trial, the prosecution had for its own … anti-communist stance) withdrew the charges in October 1948, nearly two years after the initial arrests. The …

… the apartheid. The apartheid government was in power from 1948 to 1994 and created unfair laws in order to segregated …

… to deal with rising levels of crime in the townships. In 1948 the National Party won the general elections and set up …

… of supporting the family as the sole bread winner. 1948 The election victory of the Nationalist government …

… Jan Smuts on restarting the Native Representative Council. 1948 April: Xuma is invited to deliver the opening address at …

… and Indian Representation Bill in the House of Assembly. 1948 The Asiatic Land Tenure and Representation Act /46 …

… policies must take account of it". Between 1910 and 1948, successive South African Governments had steadily …

… Africa’s Apartheid regime, which officially lasted from 1948-1994 (Thompson, 1990). Millions were affected by …

… Since the beginning of the struggle of apartheid in 1948, women were at the forefront of resisting the government …

… tool after the National Party came into power in the 1948 elections when white Afrikaners were given preference in …

… in the parliament to push their agenda. In the election of 1948, the Nationalist Party ran on platforms of White …

… after the Nationalist Government came into power in 1948. At the time of formation the group was less concerned …

… elements, including the main architects of apartheid after 1948, declared their support for Germany. In a close vote in … and reappeared in the annals of the AAC in December 1948 when he joined other leaders of the organisation in … in 1953 but this is unconfirmed. FIOSA closed its doors in 1948 and although there are reports about disagreements with …

… disposable camera: The Kodak Fling. Image source In 1948 Polaroid cameras began being sold. For the first time …

… Walter plays a key role in re-shaping the ANC after WW2. 1948 The election victory of the Nationalist government …

… simply accept it. The Nationalist Party came to power in 1948 and it said it would implement residential segregation …

… at the International Women's Day Meeting in Johannesburg. 1948 ANC Women's League is formed, with treason trialist …

… (UDHR) was adopted by the United Nations Organisation in 1948. It is the basis for human rights protection and … The white racist government that came to power in SA in 1948 was very anti-Communist. They called all their enemies …

… church-funded CARFO/KARFO film company was established. 1948 Cecil Kellaway became the first South African actor to …

… he was assassinated. Sita returned to South Africa in June 1948. To Sita, 6 January 1948 I have your letter. The previous one was long and I … extent. Who knows what is in store? To Manilal, 6 January 1948 Now that Sita is going there you will get all the help …