DEMONSTRATIONS
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American unionists demonstrate against apartheid |
During the past several months more American union members than ever before have been involved in demonstrations against South Africa's apartheid system. |
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Women relive Pretoria march | |
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Defiance: obstinate nation "condemned" to relive the past | |
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New mood in white community | |
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The Pietermaritzburg arrests | |
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We fight on... | |
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The State's emergency - not even tanks and troops can break our spirit | |
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To town, to Eloff, to that exclusive White paradise |
Circular urging the people of Johannesburg and surrounding areas to demonstrate against government oppression |
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Letter from Paul Pretorius, President, NUSAS, to Overseas National Unions and others |
General circular letter giving information about the attack by the South African Police on a group of students who were protesting on the steps of St George's Cathedral, Cape Town and the wave of student protests that followed from around the country. |
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Simonstown Black Sash leads the struggle against the Group Areas | |
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Defiance in action | |
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Rebellion against racialism | |
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Durban explodes | |
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Rights and riots in Natal | |
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Women and passes (II) | |
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The Mafekeng affair | |
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Sharpeville 21 March 1960 |
Article regarding the Sharpeville 21 March 1960. 5 000 people gathered at the Sharpeville police station near Johannesburg to start the Pan Africanist Congress campaign as a result 69 people lay dead 180 were wounded. |
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Bloodbath in Uitenhage | |
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A small march with big effect | |
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Weenen labour tenants plan march |