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… in 1956 he was one of 156 Congress activists accused of treason. He remained a defendant throughout the lengthy trial …

… lived with Paul Joseph who was part of the 1956 Rivonia Treason Trials, and his wife, Adelaide. Ramnie decided to …

… the country including the 1956 Women’s March and the 1956 Treason Trial .   After completing his high school education, …

… David Galloway at a private function for the Mandela Treason Trail Fund. In the late 50s McGregor played the piano …

… and was facing the death penalty on charges of high treason. Mayekiso and those arrested with him were alleged to …

… would become one of the 156 men and women accused in the Treason Trial that began in 1956. During this trying time, …

… anti-apartheid figure and one of the key defendants in the Treason Trial , which had commenced the year before, in 1956. … 1958. Despite government restrictions on the movements of Treason Trial defendents, Winnie and Nelson got married on 14 … incessently busy with ANC meetings, legal cases and the Treason Trial. The Mandela residence was also a site for …

… by then. The notorious Group Areas Act of 1950 , the 1956 Treason Trial , and the arrest of Nelson Mandela heightened … club that catered only for Whites. During the 1956 Treason Trial, he went around helping to collect funds at the …

… for cases. He was one of the last 30 accused in the Treason Trial, in 1956 to 1961 and an unofficial member of …

… in the  Freedom Charter  movement. They were charged with treason. The government claimed that they were working …

… the next day. Long was later also charged with high treason and the possession of loot. A Special Criminal Court …

… SACTU together throughout the four and a half years of the Treason Trial that followed.   With members of the SACTU …

… have been tried with Nelson Mandela and other Rivonia treason trialists , facing life in jail. After his escape, …

… 156 political activists arrested and charged with high treason on 5 December 1956. Most of those charged were …

… Dawood was detached from the Defiance Campaign and Treason trial in the early and late fifties respectively, he …

… in prison, following allegations of political activity and treason levelled by the Bophuthatswana government. Bopalamo, …

… injured many more. Ten of the leaders were found guilty of treason and hanged in Pretoria. His grandfather died in …

… Party member, Member of Parliament, the Chairman of the Treason Trial Defence Fund and Chairman of the South African …

… 5 December 1956 , Carneson was among the 156 arrested for treason. He was acquitted in 1961. Following the  Sharpeville …

… with members of parliament. This was deemed an act of treason by the Alexandra inhabitants and at a mass meeting in …

… Arenstein , a journalist, was a defendant in the 1956 Treason Trial . Though banned, he continued to defend persons …

… Luthuli , Walter Sisulu , and Oliver Tambo in the 1956 Treason Trial ), while working as a secretary for the Friends …

… Fort was born, Canon Calata was one of the accused in the Treason Trial . Fort Calata and his wife Nomonde met in 1974 …

… and NIC in name. Naicker was one of the accused in the Treason Trial of 1956-1961 but the charges against him were …

… He was one of the 156 Congress leaders charged with treason in 1956 , but charges were dropped against him in the …

… acting principal of Fort Hare to being an accused in the  Treason Trial . On his release from the trial in late 1958, …