Part of Bob Hepple Papers
Mainly between Alex Hepple, who at the time was a Member of Parliament for the Labour Party, and the Editors of Forward. Including Alex Hepple's critique of an article in Forward newspaper entitled "The disunited Party", in September 1953.
Part of Bob Hepple Papers
Covering police raids in 1955, building up to the arrests and trial in 1956.
Part of Bob Hepple Papers
Newspaper clips and typescripts relating to the formation of the South African Trade Union Council (T.U.C.) in 1954 an its first Annual conference in 1955.
Part of Bob Hepple Papers
Part of Bob Hepple Papers
The newspaper clips from various newspapers cover the events described in E6.2.3. Included also the last issues of Saamtrek published in 1957, stored as folio items.
Part of Bob Hepple Papers
Mainly relating to a defamation case involving Major G.J. van den Berg, and comments by Bishop Ambrose Reeves about the violence around the Drill Hall, including newspaper clip of the event dated 21 December 1956.
Part of Bob Hepple Papers
Letters from Walter Sisulu and Joel Joffe
Part of Bob Hepple Papers
Original letters relating to the defamatory reporting about Bob Hepple in the ANC publication 'Freedom Fighter' and republished in 'Spotlight', after having fled South Africa. Included a handwritten letter by Walter Sisulu to Bob Hepple, rectifying the facts in favour of Bob Hepple, dated 25 May 1964.
Also included correspondence with Oliver Tambo, Yusuf Dadoo, Duma Nokwe about the same matter; and press cuttings.
Part of Bob Hepple Papers
Part of Bob Hepple Papers
Newspaper clips announcing the re-launch of 'Forward'; full issue of 'Forward', June 1963 (stored as folio item).
