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ZA HPRA AD2182-A-A1
Subseries
1940s-1950s

Part of South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications

ZA HPRA AD2182-A-A3
Subseries
1930s-1960s

Part of South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications

Including few copies of the following journals: Freedom-Vryheid; The Transvaal Communist.
Also included: Nkululeko pamphlet no.1 "The conditions of the Venda people", by AM Maliba, with a drawing of Chief (Khosi) Makhado.

Communist Party, mass meeting

ZA HPRA AD2182-A-A4
Subseries
15 April 1939

Part of South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications

The Spark

ZA HPRA AD2182-B-B1
Subseries
1935-1938

Part of South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications

Few copies of The Spark, Organ of the Workers Party of South Africa.

The publication was published by the Spartacist Club, a Trotsky alligned splinter group of the Lenin Club, who later launched the Workers' Party of South Africa.

Socialist groups, other publications

ZA HPRA AD2182-B-B2
Subseries
1930s-1960s

Part of South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications

Including pamphlets such as:
Indlela: A radical magazine; South African Socialist Review; Tokoloho (Lesotho); Spark (Issued by the Socialist League of Africa)

Spark, Youth fortnightly

ZA HPRA AD2182-C-C1
Subseries
April-October 1952

Part of South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications

Published by the Transvaal Indian Youth Congress and supported by the Natal Indian Youth Congress and the Youth League of the African National Congress. The first editors included Rissik Barney Desai and Nelson Mandela.

Spark

ZA HPRA AD2182-C-Ca
Subseries

Part of South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications

Initially published as 'The Guardian' from 1937, the newspaper was banned and harassed several times and published under different names, including 'Advance' and 'New Age', and later 'Spark from 1962 until it was finally closed in 1963. Its contributers were harassed, banned, jailed and exiled. Some of its journalists included Brian Bunting, MP Naicker, Fred Carneson, Govan Mbeki and Ruth First.

Pamphlets

ZA HPRA AD2182-D-D1
Subseries
1940s-1960s

Part of South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications

Contains flyers such as "We shall resist"; and 16th Annual conference of the Transvaal Indian Youth Congress, agenda and programme, 27 August 1961

Flash newsletters

Part of South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications

Issued by the Passive resistance Council and the Transvaal Indian Congress.

Includes 'Flash', 'Flash Diary' and 'District Flash'

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