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South Africa : alternatives to disaster. The role of non-white political organisations.

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dc.contributor.author Matthews, Zacharia Keodirelang
dc.date.accessioned 2012-09-03T09:21:16Z
dc.date.available 2012-09-03T09:21:16Z
dc.date.issued 1957
dc.identifier.citation Matthews, Z. K. (1957). The role of non-white political organisations. Africa Today (USA), Nov.-Dec., 1953. en
dc.identifier.other B4.38
dc.identifier.uri http://hdl.handle.net/10500/6330
dc.description Four typed pages. en
dc.description.abstract The role of non-white political organisations in South Africa under the rule of apartheid. More and more people are beginning to recognise that apartheid is the way of ultimate disaster and that in order to prevent that dreadful day ever dawning, steps need to be taken to bring together people of different opinions and different racial and cultural background who are interested in the future welfare of South Africa to see if they cannot devise alternatives to apartheid. en
dc.language.iso en en
dc.subject Policy of apartheid en
dc.subject Population Registration Act en
dc.subject Mixed Marriages Act en
dc.subject Group Areas Act en
dc.subject Native Laws Amendment Act en
dc.subject Dr. Verwoerd en
dc.subject Separate University Education Bill en
dc.subject African National Congress en
dc.subject South African Indian Congress en
dc.subject South African Coloured People's Organisation en
dc.subject South African Congress of Trade Unions en
dc.subject The "Congress Movement" en
dc.subject Nationalist Party en
dc.subject The Freedom Charter en
dc.subject Tomlinson Commission en
dc.subject Bantu areas en
dc.subject Multi-racial conference en
dc.subject Racial discrimination en
dc.title South Africa : alternatives to disaster. The role of non-white political organisations. en
dc.type Article en


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