Articles and documents pertaining to Yusuf Dadoo

Letters and interviews from the book 'Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo: South Africa's Freedom Struggle'

The letters and interviews below are from the book 'Yusuf Mohamed Dadoo: South Africa's Freedom Struggle' the book was compiled by ES Reddy and is a collection of Dadoo's statements, speeches & articles published in 1990.

Letters

• Letter to Prof. D. D. T. Jabavu, July 4, 1940

• Letter to Professor D. D. T. Jabavu, July 5, 1940

• Open letter to General Smuts, January 1942

• Circular letter to trade unions, progressive organisations, democrats and anti-fascists, June 10, 1946

• Circular letter to organisations concerning the arrest of J. N. Singh under the Immigration Act, November 9, 1946

• Telegram to Mrs. Vijayalakshmi Pandit, leader of the Indian delegation to the United Nations general assembly, November 21, 1950

• Letter to Prime Minister Malan, February 20, 1952

• Letter to The Star, in reply to Archbishop Denis Hurley, November 1952

• Memorandum, on behalf of the South African Indian Congress, to the United Nations group of experts on South Africa, March 6, 1964

• Memorandum to the United Nations special committee against apartheid, June 1968

• Tribute to Vietnam: letter to the Vietnam workers` party and the national liberation front, January 26, 1973

• Tribute to Paul Robeson: telegram, April 8, 1978

Interviews

• Interview with Yusuf Dadoo conducted by Essop Pahad over several months, in 1979, in London

• "Malan cannot succeed where Hitler failed": Interview to the Guardian, Cape Town, June 1950

• The role of the Indian people in the South African revolution: an interview in 1968

• Interview to a correspondent of the Novosti Press Agency, 1975

• Interview to the United Nations radio, 1979

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