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… (cum laude) in 1962 and a Masters degree in Fine Arts in 1964. She completed her Doctorate in Lit et Phil on Maggie … Committee (DPSAC). She picketed on Saturday mornings and prepared meals for the vegetarian detainees held at the Fort. … Her three children also contributed illustrations to the book. The reader, published by Taurus, was banned …

… poem, A little Terrible Thing. In 1958 he wrote Meul teen die hang. Together with Die gebondenes, one of his earlier … Sestiger. His early writing is mostly in Afrikaans, but by 1964 he began to write in English as well. His reflections on justice and …

… Johan Botha) an editorial member of the student magazine Die Stellenbosse Student. She worked as newspaper journalist … 1982-1995: Unisa; 1962-1982: University of Pretoria; and 1964: University of Witwatersrand. Elize Botha contributed numerous talks on literary matters to the Afrikaans programme series for the South African …

… in 1920. At the time his father was a builder belonging to the Christian faith, while his mother (a young Zulu girl) … He was the author of the books  Indaba, My Children  (1964),  Let Not My Country Die  (1986),  Song of the Stars: Lore of the Zulu Shaman …

… but did not complete his studies. In 1965 he travelled to Europe and lived in Paris. He worked as a journalist on various newspapers ( Die Vaderland, Die Transvaler, The Cape Argus, Die Burger ). … in South Africa.) South Africa: The Cordoned Heart (prepared for the Second Carnegie Inquiry Into Poverty and …

… against his father. His father arranged for someone to get a permit to take a boat out of the harbour, and with … this last paragraph, the one that declares that you are prepared to die, it may become counterproductive. I don’t think that the …

… of Lithuanian Jews who had left the Pale of Settlement to escape the Russian pogroms. Sam and Annie were active … order. Goldberg was tried from June 1963 to October 1964 in the Pretoria Supreme Court along with Nelson Mandela … unquestioning support for Israel. The fact that he was prepared to debate issues in a civil manner has given …

… Diamond Mines a subsidiary of Anglo-American. He went to work after primary school and joined the Liberal Party in … on 26 September 1961. He was arrested in July 1964 and sentenced to 15 years imprisonment. He obtained his … He felt that there were good prospects if Eddie was prepared to give an undertaking that he would not resort to …

… then a part of the Soviet Union, where Anti-Semitism led to discrimination and persecution of the Jews at the start of … policies, they lived in a constant state of fear and was prepared for when the police would come to arrest them. [13] … 90 day Detention Act , for a pro-ANC slogan she painted in 1964. [19] Sheila was detained for two months in solitary …

… at the University of Cape Town in 1958. His opposition to apartheid saw him leave South Africa for Paris in 1960. In … Lien, a Viëtnamese national. His first published work, in 1964,  Die Ysterkoei Moet Sweet  (The Iron Cow Must Sweat), broke … P. (undated). South Africa Encyclopaedia: Prehistory to the year 2000 , unpublished papers with SA History …

… began his schooling in Kenya, and when his parents moved to South Africa in the 1963,he attended Kingswood College in Grahamstown (1964-1970) where he won numerous awards and certificates. In … hanging himself with a scarf. He became the 51st person to die in detention and the first White person to die under …

… Party  (NP), and Member of Parliament for Vasco from 1953 to 1961. The De Villiers family moved to Caledon and after … by his peers and was named in the Afrikaans newspaper Die Burger, in an article condemning those with a ‘radical’ … 1976 he captained the ‘Springboks’ in New Zealand. In 1963-1964 he held a temporary lecturing post in philosophy at the …

… Committee of Liberation (NCL) in mid-1962. On 12 June 1964, the NCL changed its name to the African Resistance Movement (ARM), issuing a flyer … some time towards the end of 1963 or early 1964, the NCL prepared two draft discussion papers on its policy review. …

… lifting of the emergency, he was 'restricted' and confined to the magisterial area of Johannesburg. In early 1964, he left the country for the Soviet Union where … He served on the National Preparatory Committee which prepared for the return of the ANC to South Africa and was …

… In 1936, faced with economic hardship, his family returned to India which was engaged in its own struggle for … cell blew up on the evening of Sunday, 21 March 1962. They prepared the explosives at Natoo’s house. Perumal and Singh … its Technical Committee. He was sentenced on 28 February 1964 to 16 years’ imprisonment on Robben Island and his leave …

… and community struggles, which inspired Mini, at 17, to take part in bus fare and rent increase protests. He was … death of Sipho Mange, an alleged police informer. In March 1964, the three were sentenced to death. Mini, and his two … sentenced to life imprisonment) and whether I was prepared to give evidence against Mkwayi, whom they had now …

… the University of the Orange Free State in Bloemfontein to study law. It was here that his political career began. … branch chairman. He was also a part-time reporter for Die Volksblad and a member of the Afrikaanse Nasionale … for publicly suggesting it was time for reform. During 1964, Botha became Minister of Public Works. In 1966, he was …

… Mattheus Uys Krige and his contribution to the Second World War  Mattheus Uys Krige (1910-1987) can … for a number of prominent newspapers, including Die Vaderland, The Rand Daily Mail, Die Suiderstem and Die … discusses his role in WWII and examines how he came to hold convictions so different from his contemporaries …

… Following this, she worked as a teacher. She was married to Harold Strachan , who was later imprisoned for his … Middleton's flat in Johannesburg , South Africa, in July 1964, she shredded a document and flushed it down the toilet. "I had been prepared to eat it," she said later. "I knew that would be …

… 1928 in Kimberley and grew up in Port-Elizabeth. He went to school at St Andrew’s College in Grahamstown where he … Town and served as English editor at Maskew Miller’s until 1964. Vigne played an important role in the radicalization of … activities of the ARM were exposed, Vigne evaded arrest in 1964 and fled South Africa without a passport to Britain. …

… was born on 28 May 1881 in Dal Josafat in the Cape Colony, to P. J. Malherbe, a founder of the Genootskap vir Regte … a teacher in Montagu for two and a half years. He returned to Stellenbosch to further his studies and soon left for the … This milestone as followed by a second novel in 1926,  Die meulenaar  (The miller), which followed a theme of love …

… was one of Chief Luthuli's indunas (advisors). Mpanza went to school at Groutville, but was forced to leave after … the government to target the ANC and that people were not prepared for a protracted violent battle with the state. … training in Russia between August 1963 and December 1964. Together with his group, he was trained in intelligence …

… in the United Kingdom, where he was brought up. He moved to Southern Rhodesia in 1921. He became a tobacco farmer in … 1962, and was in office from 17 December 1962 to 13 April 1964. During his time in office, Britain had maintained that … during his visits to London in June 1963 and January 1964. His time in office also saw the dissolution of the …

… Mr James Tyita died on 24 January 1964 after being detained in Port Elizabeth.He was detained …

… driven the train which took the body of Cecil John Rhodes to be buried in the Matopos in the then Southern Rhodesia … Senior Council) at the Cape Bar in April 1965. In 1964 when appearing as Advocate Cooper’s junior in the trial … the fanatical thoroughness with which he always prepared his cases and his flair for adjusting rapidly and …

… recognition in Europe as a sculptor before he took to the stage. He trained at the Theatre School in Antwerp. He … in quick-change impersonations, often changing parts up to six times in one performance. At the beginning of 1927, De … Brand in de Jonge Jan (or De brandstichter) and Bietje and Die sonde van die verlede (an adaptation of Herman …

… time was still part of the Transvaal Republic. He went to school first on the farm and afterwards in the town. When … employed by a business firm, but two years later decided to become a minister and left for Stellenbosch, where he … on which the sunlight falls, appears in, among others, Die Kerkbode and SteynE.SteynA. (both infra). Other …

… Congress (ANC) supporter who was arrested on 16 January 1964 in Graaff-Reinet, Cape, and sentenced to three years` imprisonment under section 6(1) of the …

… Muriel Alexander, in Johannesburg. From December 1921 to August 1923, Faure was in Antwerp where she studied under … she passed her examination with distinction and returned to Pretoria. Later, she obtained the Licentiate Diploma for … The highlight of her career came with her appearance in “Die heks” a play by Louis Liepoldt. Reviews complimented her …

… O'Connor was born in Bloemfontein. From 1960 to 1964 he studied at WITS where he obtained a BA(FA). In 1964 he was a lecturer at UDW and in 1971 he became a senior …