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The Anti-apartheid Movement: A 40 year perspective
22 ARCHIVE
- A common purpose: the Commonwealth’s support for the AAMI am grateful for the opportunity to be here and give a short synopsis of the…
- A tribute to international solidarity support for Southern AfricaI wish to extend to you warmest greetings from His Excellency Dr Sam Nujoma, President of…
- AAM and UN: partners in the international campaign against apartheidI think of the 'anti-apartheid movement' as a coalition of anti-apartheid organisations…
- Affirming the history of all South AfricansAt the beginning of the second term of our new democracy, we South Africans are fully…
- Baroness Castle of Blackburn opened an exhibition on the history of the Anti-Apartheid Movement at the opening session of the SymposiumI don't know why I should have been honoured in this way by being asked to open this…
- Foreword
- Future initiatives of the AAM Archives Committee
- Future perspectives
- Introduction - The anti-Apartheid Movements: a 40-year perspectiveOn 26 June 1959, over five hundred people attended a meeting at the Holborn Hall, London…
- Introduction to the Symposium
- Message from the President of South Africa to the AAM Archives Committee Symposium held at South Africa House, London, 25-26 June 1999
- Oral histories of the Anti-Apartheid Movement
- Prospects for international cooperation
- South Africa: beyond the miracle
- Speakers’ biographies
- The AAM and the race-ing of Britain
- The audio-visual record
- United Nations assistance to AAM
- Western media: mirroring whose reality?
- Work In Progress
- ’Half-ally, half-untouchable at the same time’: Britain and South Africa since 1959
- ’Making hope and history rhyme’