Collection:History of Indians in South Africa×
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Theses and DissertationsIndentured Indian Immigration to Natal, 1860-1870 with special reference to the Hindu Caste System and its implications by Pathmaloshini Moodley
ArticleThe Indian Question in South Africa, 1900-1914 by H. M. Adamson
ArticleBondage across the Ocean: Indentured Labor in the Indian Ocean by Alessandro Stanziani
ArticleSettlers and Laborers: The Afterlife of Indenture in Early South African Indian Writing by Nienke Boer
ArticleWomen and migration in South Africa: historical and literary perspectives by Kalpana Hiralal
ArticleMapping free Indian migration to Natal through a biographical lens, 1880-1930 by Kalpana Hiralal
ArticleSuch a long journey: The story of indenture by Brij V. Lal
Online bookIndentured and Post-Indentured Experiences of Women in the Indian Diaspora edited by Amba Pande
ArticleMemories of indenture by Brij V. Lal
ArticleSouth African Families of Indian Descent: Transmission of Racial Identity by Kathryn Pillay
ArticleDaughters of the Gujarat Diaspora: Immigrant Women, Identity and Agency in Natal by Kalpana Hiralal
ArticleHistory of Migration and Contributions of Indian Women in Zambia: Comparison with South African Indian Women by Kamini Krishna
ArticleWomen Of Indian Descent In Southern Africa by Kamini Krishna
ArticleEnacting Marriage Laws: Regulating Women's Right and Sexuality in Natal 1860-1913 by Madhawi Jha
ArticleDiaspora, Citizenship and Identity: Migration from Kathor (Gujarat, India) to Durban (Natal, South Africa) by Goolam Vahed
ArticlePassages of Ink: Decoding the Natal Indentured Records into the Digital Age by Thembisa Waetjen and Goolam Vahed
ArticleRace or Class? Community and Conflict amongst Indian Municipal Employees in Durban, 1914 - 1949 by Goolam Vahed
Online bookScholars and Ulama of KwaZulu Natal by Dr Yunus Osman
CatalogueBiographical notes on Indians in South Africa compiled by E.S. Reddy
ArchiveA Documentary History of Indian South Africans edited by Surendra Bhana and Bridglal Pachai
It is common knowledge that Indians came to South Africa in two categories, namely as indentured Indians and as 'free' or 'passenger'…