AFRICAN NATIONAL CONGRESS
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| Anti - apartheid Protest - London | ||
| Anti - apartheid Protest - London | ||
| Anti - apartheid Protest - London | ||
| Anti - apartheid Poster | ||
| ANC`s appeal to Nyerere | ||
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ANC/UCT Position Paper proposals |
Report of a meeting between the ANC and the University of Cape Town on the education crisis. Includes handwritten notes on a consultative meeting between the ANC, the University of Cape Town and the University of the Western Cape. |
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ANC, SACP unbanned | |
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ANC Youth League in the 1990s |
Paper following discussion between South African Youth Congress and the African National Congress Youth Section Secretariat regarding launching the youth league and formulating a Provisional Constitution of the ANC Youth League. |
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ANC women: their strength in the struggle | |
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ANC to step up violence | |
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ANC three sentenced to death in Pretoria trial | |
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ANC Strategising Group on CODESA |
Minutes of a meeting of the African National Congress Strategising Group on CODESA. |
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ANC statement at Lisbon Conference |
Statement of the African National Congress at a 1977 conference of the African Liberation Movement. Statement covers the South African liberation movement and the nature of the South African struggle. |
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ANC speaks on 82nd anniversary | |
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ANC Seems Disastrously Incapable of Learning From Others' Mistakes | |
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ANC riglyne verdien ons aandag (Article written in Afrikaans) | |
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ANC Policy: Racial Harmony |
Policy statement by the African National Congress (ANC), prepared by Defense attorneys for guidance of Counsel in State vs Mandela and others in the trial known as the Rivonia Trial. |
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ANC Organogram |
Organogram of the African National Congress National Executive. |
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ANC National Conference, July 1991: Notes for commission on violence |
Notes for Commission on Violence for the African National Congress National Conference in Durban, July 1991. Examines the State strategy, unity and diversity in the ruling class, conditions for violence and its forms, strengths and weaknesses of the state. |