TREASON TRIAL
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Albert Lutuli's Interview with Drum, Johannesburg, January 19551 | |
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Treason Trial - 1985 | |
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Resolutions passed at the 11th Annual Provincial Conference held on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd November 1958 |
Resolutions passed at Annual conference - N.I.C. |
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The Treason Trial |
Forward to book by Helen Joseph. If This Be Treason. London: Andre Deutsch, 1963 |
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Political Trials: General |
Throughout 1955 and 1956 the Special Branch conducted a series of raids on offices and private homes of hundreds of opponents of apartheid. Documents, letters, pamphlets, even pieces of clothing were seized in preparation for a show trial. Finally, early on |
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Nelson Mandela's Testimony At the Treason Trial, 1956-1960 |
In response to the growing unity and strength of the Congress Movement as a united front following the adoption of the Freedom Charter, the government arrested 156 political leaders in a mass police swoop on 5 December 1956 and charged them with high treason, a grave charge carrying the death pen |
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Letter from Wolf to Peter Brown | |
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Letter from Wolf to Peter Brown | |
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PC170 Magnus Gunther Collection: Liberal Party 1958-1966 | |
| Nelson Mandela and Nana Sita |
Nelson Mandela and Nana Sita |
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| The accused 156 leaders of the Congress Alliance |
The accused 156 leaders of the Congress Alliance comprised men & women of every racial group & from every part of the country. |
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| The Freedom Charter formed the basis of the charge when in December 1956, 156 leaders of the Congress Alliance were arrested & charged with high treason. |
In 1956, their question was answered when 156 Congress leaders were arrested and put on trial for high treason. The swoop came in the early ... |
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Civil Rights News Letter, April 1961 | |
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Bobby Tsotsobe. ANC Member 1981. Treason Trial |
Booby Tsotsobe, ANC, Treason Trial, Court, police, AKM Docrat |
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Letter from Mogan to Phyllis Naidoo |
We beg to refer you to your undertaking to get in touch, nay beseech your cot-fixer ( 40 years of age renovated to Modern day furniture - Cot) and your promise that he would do likewise to the above-mentioned desk, at a price of course. |
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Notes on Winnie Mandela | |
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Fighting Talk Volume 12 Number 6 September 1958 |
Fighting Talk - a monthly journal for democrats |