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        The Afrikander Volunteer Corps and the participation of Afrikanders in conflicts in Rhodesia, 1893-1897 

        Hendrich, Gustav (Faculty of Military Science of Stellenbosch University, 2012)
        During the last decade of the nineteenth century, British colonisation in Southern Africa, in particular in Rhodesia (today Zimbabwe) had coincided with uneasy relations with the native black population. Partly because of ...
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        Bantu education : destructive intervention or part of reform 

        Giliomee, Hermann (North-West University, 2012-12)
        The introduction of public education for blacks in 1953 and the withdrawal of state subsidies from mission schools were among the most controversial measures that the National Party (NP) government took. In introducing ...
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        The beasts of Berlin 

        Nasson, Bill (AOSIS Openjournals, 2011-04)
        In the early stage of the First World War, the Union of South Africa invaded the neighbouring colony of German South West Africa at the request of the British War Cabinet. The assignment was to knock out a German coastal ...
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        Business, state and society - doing business apartheid style : the case of Pep Stores Peninsula Limited 

        Ehlers, Anton (North-West University, 2012-01)
        This article uses the Pep Stores Peninsula Ltd case study (1973-1974) as a window on State-Business relationships during apartheid and to highlight the dynamics and outcomes generated by the combination of state controlled ...
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        Caught in a stranglehold between resistance and reform: The Mine Workers' Union and rightwing politics in South Africa, 1979-1997 

        Visser, Wessel (2014-12)
        The National Party government’s acceptance of the recommendations of the Wiehahn Commission of Enquiry in 1979, i.e., that job reservation be abolished and African trade unions be legalised, came as a huge shock for the ...
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        Changing attitudes of South Africans towards Italy and its people during the Second World War, 1939 to 1945 

        Delport, Anri (Historical Association of South Africa, 2013-05)
        The emphasis of this article falls on South African wartime attitudes towards Italy structured around the differentiation in attitudes between the Union government; the domestic sphere; and the armed forces. On 11 June ...
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        Creating order and stability? The Dairy Marketing Board, milk (over)production and the politics of marketing in colonial Zimbabwe, 1952-1970s 

        Hove, Godfrey (Historical Association of South Africa, 2013-11)
        This article examines the efforts of the Dairy Marketing Board (DMB) in stabilising the dairy industry in the wake of difficulties that emerged in the production and marketing of dairy products after World War Two. It ...
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        Cuito Cuanavale - wie het werklik Gewen? 'n Strategiese en Operasionele Ontleding 

        Scholtz, Leopold (Stellenbosch University, Faculty of Military Science (Military Academy)Publisher's version, 1998)
        The Angolan campaign of 1987- '88 came as the culmination of a long and bitter war between South Africa and Swapo. Although South Africa's underlying intention was to limit Swapo's guerilla war to the territory of Ovambo, ...
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        Cults, crosses, and crescents : religion and healing from colonial violence in Tanzania 

        Rushohora, Nancy; Silayo, Valence (MDPI, 2019-09-08)
        More often than not, Africans employed local religion and the seemingly antagonistic faith of Christianity and Islam, to respond to colonial exploitation, cruelty, and violence. Southern Tanzanians’ reaction during the ...
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        Die debat oor die posisie van Afrikaans aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch : 'n ontleding 

        Scholtz, Ingrid; Scholtz, Leopold (Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns, 2008-09)
        AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die debat oor die plek van Afrikaans en Engels as onderrigmedium aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch het sedert sy begin in 2002 nie baie duidelikheid verskaf nie. In dié artikel word ’n poging ...
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        "Discontented scoundrels who crowd the mercantile marine today" : labour relations regimes of the Cape Ichaboe guano trade, c. 1843-1898 

        Snyders, Hendrik; Swart, Sandra (Historical Association of South Africa, 2013-05)
        The scraping of guano on offshore islands in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans during the mid- to late nineteenth century was an essentially primitive industry. As guano is a natural product with no further need for processing, ...
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        Dr. Albert Hertzog se bemoeienis met die Mynwerkersunie 

        Visser, Wessel (AOSIS, 2006)
        In 1975 het Dan O’Meara die boek van L Naudé, Dr A. Hertzog, die Nasionale Party en die Mynwerkers, vir die South African Labour Bulletin geresenseer. Daarin bespreek O’Meara die stryd en motiewe van die Afrikaner politieke ...
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        Die Eerste Wereldoorlog as faktor in die Suid- Afrikaanse toetrede tot die internasionale gemeenskap 

        Scholtz, Leopold; Scholtz, Ingrid (Suid-Afrikaanse Akademie vir Wetenskap en Kuns, 2016-03)
        When the First World War started on 4 August, 1914, the Union of South Africa was barely four years old. In international terms the country was on the far end of the world and not very important. In addition, the country ...
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        Food, nutrition and the Afrikaans housewife in Die Huisvrou, 1922-1945 

        Rommelspacher, Amy (Historical Association of South Africa, 2020-05)
        Within Die Huisvrou, a South African magazine that claims to be one of the first periodicals for Afrikaans women, lie a myriad of curious recipes, nutritional tips and expectations about the relationship between women and ...
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        From J.J. 'Boerjong' Kotze to Hansie Cronje : Afrikaners and cricket in twentieth-century South Africa-diffusion and representation 

        Grundlingh, Albert (Taylor & Francis, 2011-01)
        This essay briefly traces the trajectory of late-nineteenth-century Afrikaner involvement in cricket. It then examines in greater depth the circumstances which during the first half of the twentieth century militated against ...
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        Die geskiedenis van Afrikanerbetrokkenheid in die Rhodesiese tabakbedryf (1890-1980) 

        Hendrich, Gustav (The Historical Association of South Africa, 2011-11)
        Die tabakbedryf in Rhodesië (vandag Zimbabwe) het ongetwyfeld 'n kardinale rol in die ekonomiese ontwikkeling van Rhodesië gespeel. Sedert die Britse kolonialisering van Rhodesië gedurende die 1890's het die klem van ...
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        The Helpmekaar : rescuing the “volk” through reading, writing and rithmetic, c. 1916–c 1965 

        Ehlers, Anton (Historical Association of South Africa, 2015-11)
        This article looks at the establishment and shifting role of the Helpmekaar Society of the Cape Province as welfare catalyst, set up in the aftermath of the Rebellion of 1914-15. Driven by Afrikaner ethnic nationalist ...
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        Historic bells in Moravian Missions in South Africa's Western Cape 

        De Wet, Tertius; Teugels, Jef L.; Van Deventer, Pieta (Historical Association of South Africa, 2014-11)
        The Moravian Church was the first denomination to begin with missionary work among the indigenous people in South Africa and today the church still has a very strong presence in the country. After opening their first mission ...
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        History, politics and dogs in Zimbabwean literature, c.1975–2015 

        Dande, Innocent; Swart, Sandra (Van Schaik Publishers, 2018)
        Zimbabwean fiction writers have engaged with dogs as objects, subjects and even actors. This essay focuses on the pivotal forty-year period between 1975 and 2015, which saw the end of white rule, the rise of an independent ...
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        How was the fertility transition carried out? Analysis of fertility control strategies and their evolution in rural Aragon, Spain (1880-1955) 

        Gracia, Francisco J. Marco (Universidad de Murcia, 2018-12)
        The aim of this article is to analyse the fertility control strategies employed by families during the fertility transition and to understand their evolution over time.To achieve that goal,this study identified the use and ...

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