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Sharpeville: An Apartheid Massacre and Its Consequences
"Sharpeville, 21 March 1960: the story of an infamous massacre and its consequences for South Africa's apartheid regime"--Dust jacket.
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An Ordinary Atrocity:
Sharpeville and Its Massacre
Philip Frankel’s book goes a long way toward correcting that deficiency.
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Sharpeville: An Apartheid Massacre and its Consequences
In Sharpeville, Tom Lodge explains how and why the Massacre occurred, looking at the social and political background to the events of March 1960, as well as the sequence of events that prompted the shootings themselves.
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In the Shadow of
Sharpeville: Apartheid and Criminal Justice
Throughout the book she discusses popular structural theories of crime and their limitations, in the end concentrating on today’s issues and important contemporary policy to be considered.
Peter Parker, Joyce Mokhesi-Parker, 1998
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Life in the time of
Sharpeville and wayward seeds of a new ...
A journalist’s recollection of living in South Africa from 1955 to 1963, the book starts with the ratification of the Freedom Charter, covers the Sharpeville massacre, and ends with Nelson Mandela's life sentence.
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Women Writing Africa: The Southern Region
Ingrid de Kok, OUR SHARPEVILLE South Africa 1987 English Ingrid de Kok
spent her childhood in the mining town of Stilfontein, near Johannesburg. In her
three published collections of poems, Familiar Ground (1988), Transfer (1997),
and ...
Margaret J. Daymond, 2003
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A Poetics of Resistance: Women Writing in El Salvador, South ...
tensity, and such subjects have been written about convincingly from women's
perspectives. Ingrid de Kok's "Our Sharpeville" combines autobiography, lyricism,
and antiapartheid sentiments in the saga of a young white girl whose political
and ...
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Release of Nelson Mandela
21 March 1960, a protest against the apartheid laws was held at the town of
Sharpeville. Things began peacefully, but as the crowd grew in size the police
panicked and started shooting. Over 60 Africans were killed. Most of them were
shot in ...
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The Politics of Truth and Reconciliation in South Africa: ...
This and the next chapter try to answer these questions by examining two
neighboring Vaal townships which have pursued very different ways of dealing
with their histories of political violence: Sharpeville and Boipatong. A HISTORY
OF ...
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The Road to Democracy in South Africa: 1960-1970
So many questions.'2 On 21 March 1960, 69 peaceful demonstrators who had
gathered to protest against the pass laws were murdered in cold blood at
Sharpeville, and two others were killed at Langa in Cape Town. In the years of
struggle, ...
South African Democracy Education Trust, 2004
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Sharpeville 'goat rapist' denied bail
JOHANNESBURG - A Sharpeville man dubbed 'the goat rapist' has been denied bail in the Vereeniging Magistrates Court on charges of bestiality and animal ... «Eyewitness News, Lip 15»
Remembering the Sharpeville Massacre in South Africa
On March 21, 1960, exactly 55 years ago today, a crowd estimated at five thousand (according to apartheid police 20 thousand, inflated to justify their extreme ... «SomalilandPress, Mar 15»
Excluding People From Public Spaces, From Sharpeville to Maboneng
For South Africans, 21 March is when we celebrate Human Rights Day; when we remember the Sharpeville and Langa massacres, and honour those who died ... «AllAfrica.com, Mar 15»
South Africa: Remembering the Sharpeville massacre
South Africans commemorate the 55th anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre on Saturday, when 69 people were killed and 180 others wounded for protesting ... «Mail & Guardian Online, Mar 15»
VIDEO: Remembering Sharpeville
VIDEO: Remembering Sharpeville. March 21 2015 at 01:38pm. As SA celebrates Human Rights Day, we take a look at what the day signifies for young South ... «Independent Online, Mar 15»
Malema addresses EFF supporters in honour of Sharpeville
He says the EFF gathered to remember those who were killed in the Sharpeville Massacre and the PAC members who died in Langa in Cape Town on the same ... «Eyewitness News, Mar 15»
Sharpeville victims never forgotten
The 69 people who lost their lives at the hands of apartheid security forces during the Sharpeville massacre 55 years ago will never be forgotten, Gauteng MEC ... «The Citizen, Mar 15»
André Brink interview: 'Sharpeville was a terrible shock'
The turning point came while he was studying in Paris: "I was shattered by the Sharpeville massacre. Discovering, in Paris, that the world was a different kind of ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Lut 15»
Marikana strategy 'same as Sharpeville'
Pretoria - Similarities are evident between the way police shot citizens at Sharpeville and the shooting of Marikana miners, the Farlam Commission of Inquiry ... «Independent Online, Mar 14»
South Africans remember Sharpeville massacre
Johannesburg - Sharpeville was coloured yellow, red and black on Friday as the ANC, EFF and the PAC commemorated Human Rights Day in the historical ... «News24, Mar 14»
