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The Life of Hubert Ogunde; Part two of the career of the leader of the Ogunde Party | |
| Photo of Gandhi and his Wife Kasturba |
Mr and Mrs Gandhi |
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| Peter Brown Collection: Jannie Steytler leader of the Progressive Party delivering a speech |
Black and white print 19.8 x 24.3 |
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Notes on Kadalie | |
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Notes on Kadalie | |
| Natal Indian Congress |
Colour impression of Gandhi addressing the crowd at a NIC gathering |
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| Museum on the Phoenix Settlement |
Pictures of Gandhi housed in the museum |
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| Mr. & Mrs. P. W. Botha at a function |
February 19 was a gala day for the Indian community of the Eastern Transvaal town of Piet Retief when the Prime Minister, the Honourable Mr. P. W. Botha, opened the town's Indian Primary School. |
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| Monty speaks : speeches of Dr. G.M. (Monty) Naicker, 1945-1963 |
LET ME LIVE - LETTER TO A EUROPEAN”: JUNE 1946 STATEMENT MADE IN COURT WHEN CHARGED WITH 46 OTHER PASSIVE RESISTERS UNDER RIOTOUS ASSEMBLIES ACT, JUNE 1946 |
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| MK Gandhi with the Natal Indian Congress |
Black and white impression of MK Gandhi adressing the crowd at a NIC meeting |
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| Mahatma Gandhi in London |
Gandhi at 10 Downing Street - London |
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| Mahatma Gandhi as a barrister of law in South Africa |
Gandhi went to india in 1896 to promote the South African Indian cause, to recruit Indian barristers to assist in the Indian rights movement in Natal, and to relocate ... |
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| Mahatma Gandhi |
Gandhi as a old man wearing a loincloth |
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| M K Gandhi as a lawyer |
Gandhi, Kasturba, miscellaneous. |
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Liberal leader's fight in S. Africa detailed | |
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Letter from Susan to Phyllis Naidoo. |
Letter from Susan to Phyllis Naidoo. |
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Letter from Sivi to Phyllis Naidoo |
It seems such a long time since I have heard from you and I do miss your letters. |
| Kasturba Gandhi |
Mrs Kasturba Gandhi |
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Interview with Phumzile Betty Dube, conducted by Jabulani Tshabalala - Zulu translation | |
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Interview with Phumzile Betty Dube, conducted by Jabulani Tshabalala - Critical comment |