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1205_542.pdf
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1205_542.pdf
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Mentioned Dates 1905
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1922
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1927
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1933
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1939
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1942
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1943
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1945
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1946
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December 1938
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December 1956
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- African Democratic Party
- Andr Odendaal
- Indian Congress
- LIE
- Oxford University
- Socialist Party
- South African Cultur
- South Africansare Jewish
- Southern African Studies
- The African National Congress
- The Central Committee
- The Communist Party
- The Department Of Native Affairs
- The Institute Of Race Relations
- The Political Memoirs
- The University Of Cape Town
- The University Of The Witwatersrand
- The Young Communist
- United Nations
- World Student News
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- A Trumpet (Subject)
- Baruch Hirson (Subject)
- Clements Kadalie (Subject)
- David Philip (Subject)
- Edwin Mofutsanyana (Subject)
- Gail Gerhard (Subject)
- H. M. Basner (Subject)
- Hollywoo (Subject)
- J D. Rheinallt Jones (Subject)
- Jessie (Subject)
- John Marks (Subject)
- King Sobhuza (Subject)
- Lionel Forman (Subject)
- Mandela (Subject)
- Miriam Basner (Subject)
- Naidoo (Subject)
- Paul Mosaka (Subject)
- Paula Podbrey (Subject)
- Peter Alexander (Subject)
- Rob Nixon (Subject)
- Sadie Forman (Subject)
- Smuts (Subject)
- Sophiato (Subject)
- Thomas Karis (Subject)