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Chieftianship in Transkeian Political Development by David Hammond-Tooke
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’The Horsemen are coming’: Rethinking the Pondoland Rebellion by Geoffrey Wood
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Poqo and Rural Resistance in the Transkei, 1960 - 1965 by Tom Lodge
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Indian women’s demonstration in Pretoria on Human Rights Day, 10 December 1963
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Indian Passive Resistance in South Africa: 1946 - 1948
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… people were disenfranchised in 1865. Only three Africans and 251 Indians ever acquired voting rights in Natal. There were
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,309 White voters in 1896. The Peace Preservation Ordinance and Ordinance No. 5 of 1903 regulated the re-entry of Indians … nine-member NIC deputation, led by its President Dr Monty Naicker, submitted a memorandum to Prime Minister Jan Smuts, on
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November 1945, raising various issues of deep concern to the community. Among these is a call for the repeal of the Pegging … marked the commencement of the third passive resistance campaign by the Indian community in South Africa. The first was on
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May 1907 against the Transvaal Asiatic Law Amendment Act, No. 2/1907 and the second was in July 1913 against the Immigrants …
The Defiance Campaign 1989
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The Anti-Pass Campaigns 1960
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The Theory of passive resistance or non-violent campaigning
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Key players in the various passive resistance campaigns
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Document Center at UKZN. “Burning of the Passes” from the collection of Ela Gandhi, MP. Assention no. 1889-23
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