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ForewordPrefaceList of Maps and Illustrations
PART ONEIntroduction: Apartheid’s Rise and FallPrecursors The Ideology and Functioning of Apartheid Defiance: Creating a Liberation Movement Violence and Armed Struggle Resistance and Repression: Students, Workers, Women, Clergy, and Conscripts Living with Apartheid: Class, Race, and Gender Ending Apartheid: Reforms and Negotiations
PART TWO:The Documents1. Precursors1. The Native Land Act of 19132. Sol T. Plaatje, Cruel Operation of the Natives Land Act, 19163. South African Native National Congress, Resolution against the Natives Land Act, 19164. Jan C. Smuts, The Racial and Moral Axioms, 19175. Gerhardus Eloff, Segregation with Guardianship, 19422. The Ideology and Functioning of Apartheid6. Sauer Commission, Apartheid, 19477. History Comes to Life in the Jan van Riebeeck Tercentenary Celebrations, April 4, 19528. Hendrik F. Verwoerd, The White Man’s Domain in the World, May 31, 19669. Apartheid Legislation, 1948-195910. Ernst Cole, Apartheid Signage, 196711. Gatsha Buthelezi, The Zulu Nation and Separate Development, June 11, 197012. Meeting between Homeland Leaders and B. J. Vorster, January 22, 1975
3. Defiance: Creating a Liberation Movement13. African National Congress Youth League, Manifesto, 194814. People’s Protest Day, April 6, 195215. Demand for the Withdrawal of Passes for Women, 195616. Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika, ca. 1950s17. Congress of the People, Freedom Charter, June 25–26, 195518. Robert M. Sobukwe, Opening Address of the Pan African Congress (PAC), 195919. Albert John Mvumbi Lutuli, Nobel Lecture, December 11, 19614. Violence and Armed Conflict20. David Ramohoase, Testimony on the Sharpeville Massacre of March 21, 1960, 199621. Nelson Mandela, Statement at the Rivonia Trial, 1964 22. ANC Radio Freedom, You Will Learn How to Use a Gun, 1969?23. Dennis Brutus, On the Island, 197324. Oliver R. Tambo, A Future Free of Exploitation, 19775. Resistance and Repression: Students, Workers, Women, Clergy, and Conscripts25. Stephen Bantu Biko, The Definition of Black Consciousness, 1971?26. Sam Nzima with His Photo of Hector Pieterson, June 16, 197627. Khotso Seatlholo, Soweto Students’ Representative Council Press Release, October 29, 197628. Frene Ginwala, National Liberation and Women’s Liberation, 198629. National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa, Trade Unions and Political Direction, December 198730. KAIROS: The Moment of Truth, 198531. Derek Bauer, P. W. Botha, 198732. Dirk Coetzee, The Murder of Griffiths Mxenge on 19 November 1981, 199633. Testimony of a Desertion, 199734. Testimony of a Counter-Insurgency Operation, 199735. Testimony of an ANC Cadre and Captive, 1997
6. Life under Apartheid36. Mabel Palmer and Lily Moya, Correspondence, 194937. Non-European Affairs Department, Your Bantu Servant and You, 196238. Bram Fischer, Speech from the Dock, 196639. Mbuyiseni Oswald Mtshali, Amagoduka at Glencoe Station, 197140. Jürgen Schaderberg, The Destruction of Sophiatown, 1955, 195941. Gajida Jacobs, Forced Removals in Cape Town, 199042. Interview with a Member of the Matoks Community, 197943. Emma Mashinini, Push Your Arse!, 198944. Diary of a Thirteen-Year-Old Schoolgirl from Soweto, 198245. Statement by a Woman Evicted Off a Farm at Weenan, Natal, 1980
7. Ending Apartheid: Reforms and Negotiations46. P. T. Poovalingam, Inaugural Address to President’s Council, 198147. Frederick W. de Klerk, Address to Parliament, February 2, 199048. Nelson Mandela, Speech upon His Release from Prison, February 11, 199049. Mondli Makhanya, A Tough Guy Is Moved to Tears, 199450. S. Francis, H. Dugmore, and Rico, Madam & Eve: Free at Last, 1994
APPENDIXESA Chronology of Key Events in the Rise and Fall of Apartheid (1652–1994)Questions for ConsiderationSelected BibliographyIndex
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