NATIONAL UNION OF SOUTH AFRICAN STUDENTS
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An open letter to students |
Open letter following increasing governmental pressures on student organisations and bannings of individual students. |
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An analysis of the interim report of the Commission of Inquiry |
An analysis of the Schlebusch Commission of Inquiry, including the establishment of the Commission and the operation of the Commission. Incomplete document. |
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Albert John Luthuli (1898-1967) |
Tribute to Albert Luthuli (1898-1967). Appendix A of the Presidential Address at the 44th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, 30 June to 9 July 1968. |
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Adrian Leftwich | |
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Address, Day of Affirmation, University of Cape Town, June 6th, 1966 |
Text of the address made by Senator Robert F Kennedy at the Day of Affirmation of Academic and Human Freedom, University of Cape Town, 6 June 1966. |
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Address to NUSAS Congress 1968 |
President's address to the 44th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 30th Jun - 9 Jul 1968. |
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Address on the Sixth National Day of Affirmation and Human Freedom in the Great Hall, University of the Witwatersrand. Thursday, 6th June, 1968 |
Address by Dr Alan Paton on the Sixth National Day of Affirmation and Human Freedom in the Great Hall, University of the Witwatersrand. Thursday, 6th June, 1968. |
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Address on the role and future of NUSAS |
Address given by John Daniel at a National Union of South African seminar on the future of the Union. Includes analysis of the student scene in South Africa and an assessment of the current position of the National Union of South African Students. |
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Action for democracy: 1986 NUSAS theme publication | |
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Action against students and intimidation of students |
Appendix C to the President's Report at the 45th Annual Congress of the National Union of South African Students, University of Cape Town, 6th-14th July, 1969. |
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Abasebenzi, published by the Wages Commission, Student's Representative Council at the University of Cape Town, aimed to create awareness by informing workers in the Western Cape (mainly Cape Town) of the importance of worker unity, organisation and representation in order to protect their intere |
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A Democrat among the Republicans |
Article about Robert Kennedy's visit to South Africa and the anticipated consequences of his visit |
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A brief history of student action in South Africa |
Report on brief history of student action in South Africa |
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Letter from the Secretary of SASO to the President of NUSAS |
The letter contains a notification of a resolution passed at the SASO Conference held in Durban on 4 to 10 July 1970 which effectively withdraws SASO's recognition of NUSAS as a true national student union. |
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Letter from Temba Sono (SASO) to Paul Pretorius (NUSAS) |
The letter to Paul Pretorius (NUSAS) indicates SASO's intention to restrict interaction and cooperation with NUSAS. |
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Letter from Steve [Biko] to Neville [Curtis], Nov 28,1969. |
Letter written to Neville Curtis student leader of NUSAS regarding the forthcoming restructuring of NUSAS. |
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Letter from Steve Biko to Neville [Curtis] |
The letter queries the Preident of NUSAS on possible changes in the structure of NUSAS organisation. |
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Letter from Steve Biko to Colin Collins, regarding arrangements for a SASO and UCM Conference. |
The letter, including a handwritten postscript, provides details of transport arrangements for a South African Students Organisation (SASO) and a United Christian Movement (UCM) Conference. |
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Letter from Paul Pretorius (NUSAS) to Temba Sono (SASO) |
This letter from Temba Sono (SASO) to Paul Pretorius (NUSAS) continues the correspondence about interaction and cooperation between the two student organisations |
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Letter from Paul Pretorius (NUSAS) to Temba Sono (SASO) |
The letter from Paul Pretorius (NUSAS) is a response to a letter from Themba Sono (SASO) about restricting interaction and cooperation with NUSAS. |