NATIONAL LIBERATION STRUGGLE
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The "constitutional" fallacy | |
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Strategic perspective |
Unauthored paper on strategy and tactics in the context of negotiations. Includes the goals and immediate objectives of the National Liberation Struggle. |
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Statement on the expulsion from the ANC of South Africa |
Statement on the expulsion from the ANC (SA) of T Bonga, A M Makiwane, G M Mbele, A K Mqota, P Ngakane, T X Makiwane, O K Setlhapelo. Includes list of resolutions. |
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Stand by our leaders! | |
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Soweto Students Representative Council: To all fathers and mothers, brothers and sisters, friends and workers, in all cities, towns and villages in the Republic of South Africa. |
Circular, issued by Soweto Students Reprsentative Council, calling on residents of Black townships to boycott Christmas shopping and shebeens as a show of solidarity with those killed by police violence during the liberation struggle |
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Soweto Students Representative Council: Pledge solidarity with students |
Circular issued by the SSRC calling for increased solidarity with Black students in South Africa in the struggle for freedom |
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Soweto Student Representative Council: Black people let us unite |
Circular calling for unity amongst the Black people in their struggle for national liberation |
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South Africa is at war | |
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South Africa is at war | |
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Sisulu e Kathrada: comrades in arms | |
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Problems of the African revolution | |
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Press Statement concerning the transition in Mozambique: riots, rallies etc |
A press statement issued by SASO on the independance of Mozambique |
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People of Azania |
A "power to the people" circular |
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Pay special attention to the perfection of our defence capacity | |
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Our fundamental principles | |
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Our fundamental principles | |
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Our defence NUM | |
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On the current political trends in South Africa in the context of the struggle for national liberation |
An address to the Press luncheon in Washington DC on the national liberation struggle in South Africa |
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No-one can stop us: Namibian women speak out about their struggles, hopes and dreams | |
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Nigeria and Marxism |