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The Zulu War of 1879 | |
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The Anglo-Zulu War: 100 years war on | |
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The ANC and the Bill of Rights 1923 to 1993 | |
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South African History : a new look |
South African History : a new look. N G Garson p 287-292 African Studies - CA 1975 |
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South Africa and Independent Black Africa |
In what has commonly been described as the opening or a new chapter in South Africa's relations with the rest or..... |
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Report of deputation to J C Smuts |
President and members...... |
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Presidential address to South Africa Indian Congress by Mr A Christopher |
President of the South African Indian Congress at the Emergency Conference |
| Old Indian School |
Image of an old school building |
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| Mosque in Transvaal |
Muslims make up about 3% of South Africa's population of nearly 60 million. Muslims have lived in South Africa for hundreds of years and have ... |
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May 1st day of black worker solidarity |
MAY DAY or International Labour Day has a very great historical significance. It is a day when workers the world over reach across continents..... |
| Lord Roberts enters Pretoria 1900 - Anglo Boer War |
Lord Roberts entering Pretoria, Boer War, South Africa, 1900 . Pretoria, the Boer capital of the South African Republic fell to the British under Field Marshal Lord ... |
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| Gandhi with Sarojini Naidoo and others |
Gandhi and others |
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| Gandhi and Passive Resistance c. 1908 |
Group photo of Passive Resistance Movement |
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| Gandhi |
Mahatma Gandhi, byname of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi |
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First Indian Trade Union Congress | |
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Cover page - The Anglo-Zulu War:New Perspectives |
In 1879 news of the Zulu victory at Isandlwana reverberated around the world.A century later,modern scholars are still reassessing the causes of the Anglo-Zulu War and its impact upon Zulu society,southern Africa and the British Empire |
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Brave men died in an unjust war | |
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Assisted emigration documents and letters |
South African Indian Congress |
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African and Afrikaner History |
There can be little doubt that the new Oxford History of South Africa re- presents a major andessential first step in the rethinking of South African history. While in the 1930s and 1940s South … |