- Bozzoli , B. and Delius , P. 1991 . “ ‘Radical History and South African History’ ” . In History from South Africa Edited by: Brown , J. 19 Philadelphia
- Bozzoli , B. 1991 . Women of Phokeng Johannesburg Notable exceptions to this generalisation are (T. Keegan, Facing the Storm (Cape Town, 1988) and Charles van Onselen's still to be published biography of the sharecropper, Kas Maine
- Pahad , E. ‘A Proud History of Struggle’ . African Communist , 78 (Third Quarter, 1979);E.S. Reddy, ‘Dadoo, Gandhi and South African Struggle’, Mainstream, 16 Sep. 1989
- Bunting , B. , ed. 1981 . South African Communists Speak, 1915–1980 162 London ed.
- Pahad, ‘Proud History’, 53
- 1983 . 3 South African Communist Party, Central Committee, ‘Statement on Death of the National Chairman’
- Slovo , J. African Communist , 89 (Fourth Quarter, 1983)
- Pahad, ‘Proud History’, 66
- Bernstein , R. 8 Oct. 1983 . “ ‘Destroying Racial Cancers that Scar South Africa’ ” . In Morning Star 8 Oct. ,
- Pahad, ‘Proud History’, 66
- Johnson , R. E. 1973 . “ ‘Indians and Apartheid in South Africa: The Failure of Resistance’ ” . 52 University of Massachusetts . (PhD thesis,, p.
- Pahad, ‘Proud History’, 51
- See Reddy, ‘Dadoo, Gandhi and South African Struggle’, 25
- Bernstein . ‘Destroying Racial Cancers’ S. Forman and A. Odendaal, cds, A Trumpet from the Housetops: The Selected Writings of Lionel Forman (London, 1992), 88
- Scott , M. 1958 . A Time to Speak 115 London
- Swan , M. 1987 . “ ‘Ideology in Organised Indian Polities’ ” . In The Politics of Race, Class and Nationalism in Twentieth Century South Africa Edited by: Marks , S. and Trapido , S. 204 London (A Guardian report of 12 Sep. 1946 gave a social breakdown for the first 7S4 arrested volunteers; they included 400 workers, but Johnson's research suggests that working-class support came mainly from the young and unemployed.See Johnson, ‘Indians and Apartheid’, p. 78
- Indian Opinion, 15 Mar. 1942
- Indian Opinion , 4 Sep. 1953
- 63. Pahad, ‘Proud History’
- Ibid
- For unreliable details concerning Yusuf Dadoo's exile activities in London, see various numbers of Ikwezi, a dissident journal edited in Nottingham by disenchanted former PAC, ANC and Unity Movement members in the late 1970s
- Ginwala , F. 1975 . ‘Class, Consciousness and Control: Indian South Africans, 1860–1946’ Oxford Two useful doctoral dissertations which remain unpublished are (DPhil, and E. Pahad ‘The Development of Indian Political Movements in South Africa, 1924–1946’ (PhD, Sussex, 1972)
- Barbara Harmel remembers her father, Michael, telling her in the 1960s that Mandela attended the night classes run by the Communist Party in Johannesburg in the late 1940s
- Mbeki , G. 1991 . Learning from Robben Island: Prison Writings Cape Town
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