Correspondence
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List of prisoners of the African National Congress in Rhodesian jails |
List of prisoners of the African National Congress of South Africa held in Rhodesian jails as at 14 December 1979. |
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Letter to Comrade Y Zungu |
Letter from Paula Ensor, David Hemson, Martin Legassick and Robert Petersen to Comrade Y Zungu, Chief Representative of the ANC, for the attention of the Regional Political Committee, regarding their suspension from the ANC. |
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Telegram from J van Dalsen, Director-General, Foreign Affairs and Information, South Africa, to His Excellency, Col Sergio Vieira, Minister of Agriculture, Mozambique |
Telegram from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Information, South Africa, to the Minister of Agriculture, Mozambique, reporting that in light of sabotage attacks on Government offices in Bloenfontein, allegedly by ANC members operating from Mozambique, it would be inappropriate for a South A |
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Draft letter from the African National Congress to Pope John Paul II |
Draft, annotated letter from the African National Congress to Pope John Paul II informing him of the 70th anniversary of the formation of the organisation. |
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Letter from Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs to Oliver Tambo |
Cable from the Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs to Oliver Tambo detailing financial support being given to the African National Congress for the oppressed peoples of Southern Africa. |
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Letter from Jack Simons to Alfred Nzo |
Letter from Jack Simons to Alfred Nzo regarding the establishment of an African National Congress Manpower Department. |
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Letter from T. Nkobi, African National Congress Treasurer-General, to Dear Comrades |
Circular letter from T. |
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Letter from Jack Simons to Zambian Chief Immigration Officer |
Letter from Jack Simons to the Zambian Chief Immigration Officer applying for a residence permit for Ray and himself. |
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Correspondence between Jack Simons and Cape Town Chief Magistrate |
Letter from Jack Simons to the Chief Magistrate of Cape Town requesting relaxing of banning orders. Includes request to visit his son and daughter and to communicate with his sister-in-law. |
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Second banning order for Jack Simons |
Second banning order for Jack Simons issued on 3rd December, 1964. |
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Letter to Jack Simons from Acting Principal Immigration Officer |
Letter to Jack Simons refusing his application for a passport. |
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Letter from I B Tabata to Reverend Z R Mahabane |
Letter from I B Tabata to Reverend Z R Mahabane regarding the general elections, the Votes for All Assembly, and a conference for African leaders. |
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Problem of the Organisational Unity in South Africa |
Annotated letter from I.B. Tabata to Nelson Mandela regarding the question of organisation of the people. |
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Letter from Nelson Mandela to I B Tabata |
Letter from Nelson Mandela to I B Tabata regarding Tabata's suggestion that a new organisation should replace the African National Congress. |
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Letter from I B Tabata to A P Mda |
Letter from I B Tabata to A P Mda reporting on a meeting with Mandela and Sisulu. |
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Letter from I B Tabata to Reverend Z R Mahabane |
Letter from I B Tabata to Reverend Z R Mahabane regarding a strategy to organise for Anti-Coloured Affairs Department Movement and the Unity Conferences. |
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Letter from Zambian Acting Chief Immigration Officer to Jack Simons |
Letter from D J Cator, Zambian Acting Chief Immigration Officer, to Jack Simons granting an Entry Permit for Jack and Ray Simons and their son. |
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Letter from I R Mwajasho to Chief Representative of the ANC |
Letter from I R Mwajasho to Chief Representative of the ANC regarding the expulsion of Mr Samuel Malutsi. |
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Letter from D. Nokwe to the Organisation of African Unity |
Letter from D. Nokwe of the African National Congress to the Organisation of African Unity regarding recognition and support of the Pan Africanist Congress. |
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Letter from Sizakhele Sigxashe to Ray Simons |
Handwritten letter from Sizakhele Sigxashe, in Dar es Salaam, to Ray Simons in Lusaka, regarding problems and opportunism in exile. |