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Document 140 - “Terrorism on the Mines: Union organisers allege assaults”, The Guardian, 4 December 1947

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Document 139 - “The coming Anti-African Bill”. Workers’ Voice.6.2. December 1947

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Document 138 - Letter from the Fourth International Organisation of South Africa to the Revolutionary Communist Party, 29 August 1947

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Document 137 - Letter from the Fourth International Organisation of South Africa to Revolutionary Communist 6 March 1947

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Document 135 - “National Front and Class Struggle: Report to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South Africa”, Freedom, 5, 4, August-September 1946

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Document 134 - The Impending Strike of African Miners: A statement by the African Mineworkers’ Union, 7 August 1946

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Document - 133 ‘.Editorial: The Bloemfontein Trade Union Conference and the Industrial Conciliation Act”, The Militant Worker, October-November 1945

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Document 132 - “Our Programme”, Progressive Trade Union Bulletin, 11 February 1945

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Citation for Saleem Badat by Professor Paul Maylam, 10 April 2015, Rhodes University

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A limpet mine blast opposite the Athlone Magistrate’s Court and police complex kills two people. A third person is killed in a

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A surprise top-level military meeting between Angola, South Africa and Cuba ends in Cape Verde. The talks follow reports that a

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The obligatory carrying of passbooks by Blacks in SA is lifted.

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The last six SA mercenaries from the attempted Seychelles coup are pardoned, freed and arrive in Johannesburg. The Minister of

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The International Cricket Council in London cancels New Zealand’s cricket tour of the West Indies because of the South African

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The Prime Minister announces that the government is establishing formal machinery to promote its concept of a ‘constellation of

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With her underground cell arrested, Phyllis Naidoo is ordered to leave the country. She leaves for Lesotho.

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The co-founder of the recently formed New Republic Party, Theo Gerdener, announces that he is withdrawing his support from it.

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The South African Council of Churches (SACC) warns the government that unless the country’s racial policies are reversed it wil

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Severus G. Smidt (62), SA author who wrote under the pseudonyms of Johann van der Post and Adriaan Roodt, dies in Durban.

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Justin Swart, SA rugby Springbok, is born in Stellenbosch.

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Following statements by leaders of the (White) South African Amateur Swimming Union and the (White) South African Badminton Uni

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UN Security Council adopts resolution 282 (1970) calling on States to take a series of measures to strengthen the arms embargo

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The new French ambassador to South Africa, Baron Philippe de Luze, presents his credentials to President Fouché.

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3 000 people gather in the church at Groutville to attend Luthuli’s memorial service.

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An Egyptian munitions ship, Star of Alexandria, explodes at the dockside in Bone, Algeria. 100 die, 160 are injured, and $20 mi

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Ben Turok is sentenced to three years imprisonment for attempting to cause an explosion in the centre of Johannesburg in Februa

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P.J. Powers, SA pop singer, is born.

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Document 140 - “Terrorism on the Mines: Union organisers allege assaults”, The Guardian, 4 December 1947

Document 139 - “The coming Anti-African Bill”. Workers’ Voice.6.2. December 1947

Document 138 - Letter from the Fourth International Organisation of South Africa to the Revolutionary Communist Party, 29 August 1947

Document 137 - Letter from the Fourth International Organisation of South Africa to Revolutionary Communist 6 March 1947

Document 135 - “National Front and Class Struggle: Report to the Central Committee of the Communist Party of South Africa”, Freedom, 5, 4, August-September 1946

Document 134 - The Impending Strike of African Miners: A statement by the African Mineworkers’ Union, 7 August 1946

Document - 133 ‘.Editorial: The Bloemfontein Trade Union Conference and the Industrial Conciliation Act”, The Militant Worker, October-November 1945

Document 132 - “Our Programme”, Progressive Trade Union Bulletin, 11 February 1945

Testimony of Bruno Mtolo, Johannesburg (Rivonia Trial), 15 January, 1964

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Document 131 - “Why did the V.F.P. Strike Fail?’”Workers Voice, 1 February 1944

Citation for Saleem Badat by Professor Paul Maylam, 10 April 2015, Rhodes University

A limpet mine blast opposite the Athlone Magistrate’s Court and police complex kills two people. A third person is killed in a

A surprise top-level military meeting between Angola, South Africa and Cuba ends in Cape Verde. The talks follow reports that a

The obligatory carrying of passbooks by Blacks in SA is lifted.

The last six SA mercenaries from the attempted Seychelles coup are pardoned, freed and arrive in Johannesburg. The Minister of

The International Cricket Council in London cancels New Zealand’s cricket tour of the West Indies because of the South African

The Prime Minister announces that the government is establishing formal machinery to promote its concept of a ‘constellation of

With her underground cell arrested, Phyllis Naidoo is ordered to leave the country. She leaves for Lesotho.

The co-founder of the recently formed New Republic Party, Theo Gerdener, announces that he is withdrawing his support from it.

The South African Council of Churches (SACC) warns the government that unless the country’s racial policies are reversed it wil

Severus G. Smidt (62), SA author who wrote under the pseudonyms of Johann van der Post and Adriaan Roodt, dies in Durban.

Justin Swart, SA rugby Springbok, is born in Stellenbosch.

Following statements by leaders of the (White) South African Amateur Swimming Union and the (White) South African Badminton Uni

UN Security Council adopts resolution 282 (1970) calling on States to take a series of measures to strengthen the arms embargo

The new French ambassador to South Africa, Baron Philippe de Luze, presents his credentials to President Fouché.

3 000 people gather in the church at Groutville to attend Luthuli’s memorial service.

An Egyptian munitions ship, Star of Alexandria, explodes at the dockside in Bone, Algeria. 100 die, 160 are injured, and $20 mi

Ben Turok is sentenced to three years imprisonment for attempting to cause an explosion in the centre of Johannesburg in Februa

P.J. Powers, SA pop singer, is born.