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… Brian Bunting was born on the 9th of April in 1920, at  the … St home in Johannesburg.he is the son of  Sidney Percival Bunting  and  Rebecca Bunting . He matriculated at age 15 at … University where he ran a campus newspaper, Wu’s views, and literary magazine, Umpa. He was elected …

… Sidney Percival Bunting was born on 29 June of 1873 in London, the son of Sir Percy William Bunting, the founder and editor of the Contemporary Review . … , Oxford where he won awards such as the Chancellor’s Prize in 1897.In 1900 Bunting volunteered to serve in the …

… delegation that was lead by Ahmed Kathrada . In 1955 Sonia Bunting was one of the platform speakers at the Congress of … where the Freedom Charter was adopted. In 1956 Sonia Bunting was arrested and charged with high treason. After … under house arrest with her husband Brian. In 1963 Sonia Bunting went into exile and there she continued her work for …

… Rebecca Bunting (nee Notlowitz) was one of the founders of the … War. In December 1916, Rebecca married Sidney Percival Bunting . They had two sons– Arthur and Brian . Rebecca, … once again, with fierce resistance. In June 1929, Rebecca Bunting was arrested while campaigning in Transkei, together …

… Beryl Sonia Bunting …

… Percy Brian Bunting …

… where his father opened a pharmacy in 1907. Roux's father was a free-thinker and a convert to socialism, and … and was drawn into the wing of the party led by Sidney Bunting and then in a minority, which favored emphasis on the … purge of alleged right-wing elements that had overtaken Bunting in 1931 finally caught up with him, and he was …

… Johannesburg . The same year he was elected to the party's central executive committee. With Benjamin Weinbren he … the years following 1929, Thibedi ”” who supported  S. P. Bunting  and opposed the "Native Republic" slogan ”” was … union funds. Following his expulsion, he worked with Bunting in an effort to launch an African mineworkers' union, …

… the CPSA in Cape Town in 1925 and was one of the party's activists most strongly in favor of an emphasis on … also a party activist, backed the slogan, while Sidney Bunting, then leader of the party, opposed it. After the 1929 … campaign against the alleged "right danger" personified by Bunting. The resulting party purges and the decline of  …

… was a key figure in the parliamentary campaigns of  Brian Bunting ,  Ray Alexander,  and  Len Lee-Warden. In 1953 he …

… huge demonstrations against the Act were held on Dingaan’s Day, 1929, (16 December – now Day of Reconciliation) in … was buried on 28 December 1929, where Sydney Percival Bunting delivered the funeral oration. Six weeks later, one … Roux, E. (1943), Sidney Percival Bunting , p 38 ”“ 39, from ReadoZ,  [online], Available at …

… worker in the 1920s. In 1926 he was elected to the party's central committee, becoming one of its first African … expelled from the party for protesting the treatment of  S. P. Bunting . Makabeni was one of the most prominent early …

… (CPSA) leadership during the purge of Sidney Percival Bunting and other alleged right-wing members of the party. A …

… working class family, the sixth of nine children. Fred’s parents were both almost illiterate though his father … El Alamein. It was during the war that Carneson met  Brian Bunting  on a boat going to the Suez. Bunting was to become his best friend and comrade over the …

… ,he got it from Lionel Rusty Bernstein and Brian Percy Bunting . When the Congress of Democrats was formed in 1953, … in 1964 under the 90-day detention act. At Abram Fischer’s trial in 1964, under the Suppression of Communism Act , … ostracism and condemnation. He went to work in his wife’s office services business and faded into obscurity.  …

… organising blacks. This put him into conflict with Sidney Bunting and led to his partial withdrawal from party politics … most of the 1940s he served as chairman of the party's central committee. In1946 african miners' strike, he was …

… the apartheid regime in those days and one of Breytenbach’s first assignments was photographing future Defence Minister … access to Groote Schuur Hospital  to document the world’s first heart transplant by  Dr Christiaan Barnard  and … in Angola, Namibia – Birth of a Nation, Savimbi’s Angola, The Zulu Nation and The Spirit of District Six (6 …

… Transvaal Branch of the ANC. After listening to the late S. P. Bunting addressing a meeting of workers at the mine where he … Trial . Marks left South Africa in 1963 when the ANC’s National Executive Committee (NEC) asked him to leave. He …

… Transvaal Branch of the ANC. After listening to the late S. P. Bunting addressing a meeting of workers at the mine where he … Trial . Marks left South Africa in 1963 when the ANC’s National Executive Committee (NEC) asked him to leave. He …

… trialists, including Arenstein. A quote from Helen Joseph ’s book “Side by Side” briefly illustrates Arenstein’s involvement in the Treason Trial, and gives us some insight … held as an activist in the liberation struggle: “ Sonia Bunting from Cape Town , Jackie Arenstein and Dorothy Shanley …

… treasurer of the Transvaal affiliate of the African People's Organisation (APO), the organisation founded by Dr. … and friends. Phillips fellow comrades Mzwai Piliso, Brian Bunting , Barry Feinberg and Paul Joseph who spoke as a …

… in exile, serving as an editor of Sechaba and as the ANC's London publicity and information director. Born into an … at an early age. He worked in a factory, he drove a baker's van - and he quickly learned the nature of national and … African Communist Party, Dr Yusuf Dadoo, and Comrade Brian Bunting. The ANC choir sang the national anthem, Nkosi …

… born to Parvathy and Ittynian (Kisten) Nair, an engineer's assistant in a cargo vessel which transported sugar (SS … 1951 he became the full time secretary of the Dairy Worker's Union. Nair's political awareness was fired by critical … Awards: 1988 The South African Communist Party award Brian Bunting and Billy Nair its highest Award: The Moses Kotane …

… the Dadoo family went on holiday to Gujarat, India. Dadoo’s memories of the trip included monsoons, attending madressa … , Rica Hodgson , Molly Fisher , Violet Weinberg and Sonia Bunting . On 7 April, The Unlawful Organisations Bill was … in Bombay on the way. Upon the banning of The New Age , Bunting wrote to Dadoo and asked him to organise a protest in …