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South African British? Or Dominion South Africans? The Evolution of an Identity in the 1910s and 1920s

JOHN LAMBERT University of South Africa,
Pages 197-222 | Published online: 14 Jan 2009

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Karen Horn. (2022) Volunteer nurses during the First World War: a South African perspective. First World War Studies 13:1, pages 47-65.
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Mogobe B Ramose. (2022) Better see than look at Ramose: A reply to Cees Maris. South African Journal of Philosophy 41:1, pages 1-27.
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Hilary Sapire & Albert Grundlingh. (2018) Rebuffing Royals? Afrikaners and the Royal Visit to South Africa in 1947. The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 46:3, pages 524-551.
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Max J. Andrucki & Jen Dickinson. (2015) Rethinking Centers and Margins in Geography: Bodies, Life Course, and the Performance of Transnational Space. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 105:1, pages 203-218.
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John Lambert. (2009) ‘An Unknown People’: Reconstructing British South African Identity. The Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History 37:4, pages 599-617.
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John Lambert. (2008) ‘Their Finest Hour?' English-speaking South Africans and World War II. South African Historical Journal 60:1, pages 60-84.
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John Lambert. (2005) An identity threatened: White English-speaking South Africans, Britishness and Dominion South Africanism, 1934–1939. Kleio 37:1, pages 50-70.
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Federico Freschi. (2004) Imagining fusion: The politics of South Africanism as reflected in the decorative programme of the Pretoria City Hall (1935). de arte 39:69, pages 4-25.
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John Lambert. (2002) ‘A united South African nation and not merely a South Africa peopled by Africanders and English’: the Earl of Athlone and the attempt to forge a Dominion South Africanism in the 1920s. Kleio 34:1, pages 128-152.
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