- ZA HPRA AD2182-A-A1-AD2182-A1-24
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Fait partie de South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications
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- ZA HPRA AD2182-A-A1-AD2182-A1-25
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Fait partie de South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications
- ZA HPRA AD2182-A-A1-AD2182-A1-28
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Fait partie de South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications
Communist Party, memoranda and letters
- ZA HPRA AD2182-A-A2-AD2182-A2-2
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Fait partie de South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications
Communist Party, memoranda and letters
- ZA HPRA AD2182-A-A2-AD2182-A2-4
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Fait partie de South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications
Communist Party, memoranda and letters
- ZA HPRA AD2182-A-A2-AD2182-A2-5
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Fait partie de South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications
Socialist groups, other publications
- ZA HPRA AD2182-B-B2-AD2182-B2-6
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Fait partie de South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications
Socialist groups, other publications
- ZA HPRA AD2182-B-B2-AD2182-B2-7
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Fait partie de South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications
- ZA HPRA AD2182-C
- Série organique
- July 1962-March 1963
Fait partie de South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR), Political publications
The publication 'Spark' was an independent newspaper, but socialist aligned and supported by the Communist Party of South Africa, between 1962-1963.
The newspaper covered national and international politics, including homelands, Apartheid legislation, sports and trade unions.
- ZA HPRA AD2182-C-Ca
- Sous-série organique
Fait partie de 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.
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