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Abstract scene of a perfomer in a music concert. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. 1930s residential property, on electricity route, with window panes and some windows smashed. Difficult to see if interior has been looted, but no signs of arson. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. In foreground what appear to be some sort of shack structure. Not a dwelling. In centre middle ground is a demolished house, with only the small outbuilding remaining standing. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Burnt out store 5957 Bellair Road. African workers under Indian supervision clearing debris. Ground floor trading locale looted and burnt. Upper storey |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Burnt out house, possibly also looted, with surrounding wooden boundary fence also partially destroyed. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Burnt out General Dealer store, on electricity route, possibly Booth Road, and possibly just after Cabazini towards Chesterville turn off. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. M.K. General Dealer, 763 Booth Road, Cato Manor; looted and burnt. Rubble looks partially cleared. Wooden structure to lefthand side looks untouched by fire. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Looted and burnt out remains of trading shop block. Building on left hand side looks untouched. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
In this programme we have two political poets. They could be described as political poets but they could scarcely be more different. Poemd by one of them are to be found in just about every anthology of Pan-African poetry. He's the South African writer and political activist, Dennis Brutus. |
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Arts and Africa BBC African Service, London |
Alhaji Dan Maraya is one of the best known and most highly regarded of Nigerian musicians.He's a Hausa from the North of the country, and he's won his reputation with nothing more than an utterly simple stringed instrument and the force of his own wit and personality. |
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Letter from Celia to Phyllis Naidoo. |
Letter from Celia to Phyllis Naidoo. |
| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Interior of looted and trashed house. No sign of arson. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Looted, burnt and destroyed trading store. Large building in left hand middle ground unidentifiable. |
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| "Merry Guitarist" |
Abstract of a verry happy guitarist. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Burnt and totally destroyed house and car in shack area. |
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| 'All dressed up" |
Color abstract scene of a well dressed English woman carrying a small umbrella. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Destroyed shop, clearly after removal of rubble. Little sign of major fire damage. |
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| "A musical Concert" |
Abstract of a musical concert with frogs playing instruments. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Faisthalab's store and home. 363 Bellair/Booth Road. Windows, top and bottom floors broken, with shop having been burnt. |
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| Cato Manor Riots, 1949. |
Cato Manor Riots, 1949. Interior of partially trashed house. Only slight indications of fire damage. |