Gandhi-Luthuli Documentation Centre
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South African Indian Council - Correspondence |
1. Death Of J H Hofmeyer 2. Conference |
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South African Indian Council - Correspondences 1950 |
Post Office Telegraphs |
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South African Indian Council Corresponce |
Minty : 02-02-1950 Motion for Conference - 23-04-1943 Co-op with Non-White Organisations |
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South African Indian Council Correspondence |
Cassim Amra - Permit |
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South African Indian Council. Copy of letters |
SAIC correspondence 1949 Re: George Singh India and Pakiistan Delegation |
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South African Indian Council and India Correspondence |
Indian and UNO - Indian Delegation - Dr Dadoo and Dr Monty Naicker - 1948-1950 |
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SAIC Correspondence Miscellaneous |
Correspondences 1948-1949 |
| Dr Phyllis Naidoo |
Phyllis Naidoo was a was a lawyer, university lecturer, author, activist and a force to be reckoned with. She was a member of the Non-European Unity ... |
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| Professor Fatima Meer |
She was the first Black woman to be appointed as a lecturer at a white South African University. She was on the staff of Natal University until ... |
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| Mrs Christopher speaking at Red Square |
1946 Passive Resistance Campaign |
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| Pundit Pregmohan Singh at mike seated Debi Singh Dr Goonam |
Passive Resist 1946 |
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| Amma Naidoo |
Ama Naidoo was a South African anti-apartheid activist. |
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| Young woman in Traditional Indian Dress |
Tradional Indian Culture |
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| Young woman in Traditional Inian Dress |
Costume/cultural dress |
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| Durban Indian Women’s Association |
President SM Lawrence Presenting cheque to Mr Rambharos |
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South African Indian Council Records |
M D Barmania SAIC records to be handed to joint secretaries 1948 - 1949 |
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Deportation and Immigration. |
South African Indian Council |
| Two members of the Naidoo family at a reception in London given by the Indian High Commissioner PC Alexander | ||
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