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... liberation groups such as the ANC ( African National Congress ) , which is now a key player in the present unfolding ... liberation struggle . " Theirs was the lan- guage of the young , one which I could understand ; they called to ...
... liberation groups such as the ANC ( African National Congress ) , which is now a key player in the present unfolding ... liberation struggle . " Theirs was the lan- guage of the young , one which I could understand ; they called to ...
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... liberation of Africans , that they would rather accommodate the furtherance of apartheid than organise Africans as Africans for an armed revolution . The Pan - Africanists demand that the Africans be allowed to freely choose communism ...
... liberation of Africans , that they would rather accommodate the furtherance of apartheid than organise Africans as Africans for an armed revolution . The Pan - Africanists demand that the Africans be allowed to freely choose communism ...
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... liberation will protect and safeguard the Africans against police hooliganism , which had already been publicly sanctified by Mr Swart : ' It is significant , ' he said , ' that in the recent disturbances ( following the Eastern Cape ...
... liberation will protect and safeguard the Africans against police hooliganism , which had already been publicly sanctified by Mr Swart : ' It is significant , ' he said , ' that in the recent disturbances ( following the Eastern Cape ...
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