The index cards form an integral part of the research collection of Elaine Katz. They contain keywords, themes and names of people/authors, all of which are references to the large body of research material used by EK for her publications and academic work. Some of the index cards also contain excerpts of text passages from published works.

The Index cards were stored in certain groups in index card boxes, which were labelled. Within these groups the index cards were also labelled. The original order of this system has been retained and has been used for the archival description of the index cards. The content of each box has been divided in groups for the purpose of digitisation. The labels within each of these groups are listed accordingly, even when there are no index cards belonging to a certain label. Some of the terms used in the index are representative of the language and the discourse used at the time, e.g.. Natives, and have been retained for searching.

The South African evidence stretches over 2957 pages. Please use the list of persons below, which will indicate the page numbers, where their evidence can be found. The links to the online documents are arranged by the very same page numbers.

Badenhorst, pp 8-60.

Barnard, pp 898-929, 1469-1546.

Botes, pp 1684-2011.

Botha, pp 2121-2149.

Brits, pp 1168-1307, 1367-1419.

Buchner, pp 2812-2823.

Burger, pp 1420-1469.

Cilliers, pp 1307-1364.

Du Plessis, pp 2763-2811, 2930-2957.

Du Plooy, pp 2012-2042.

Joubert, pp 61-89.

Klopper, pp 64-73.

Mamasela, pp 2164-2258, 2475-2512.

Mostert, pp 993-1168.

Neetling, pp 2841-2886.

Ngqulunga, pp 2258-2344.

Nofemela, pp 96-518, 580-690.

Pfeil, pp 74-82.

Schoon, pp 2512-2596.

"September", pp 2887-2919.

Van der Hoven, pp 2344-2367.

Van Deventer, pp 2043-2071.

Van Dyk, pp 2597-2633.

Van Rensburg, pp 2823-2840.

Van Zyl, pp 524-579, 700-897.

Vermeulen, pp 2633-2652.

Verster, pp 1547-1683.

Webb, pp 2072-2120.

Wright, pp 524, 985-993.

Creech-Jones and Winifred Holtby, the former being National Secretary of the Administrative, clerical and supervisory group of the Transport & General Workers Union and Winifred Holtby, a British writer who had been responsible for William Ballinger coming to work in South Africa

The letters, dating 1926-1931, relate the events leading up to the appointment of William Ballinger as adviser to the I.C.U, payment of his salary after his appointment and participation of the I.C.U. in European Movements.

The Exhibits mainly relate to the call to strike on the 29, 30, 31 May 1961 and other activities by the All-in African National Action Council.

Survey diagrams and plan of Gubbins farm, Malmani Oog, Marico District. And other documents relating to property (deeds of transferred).

Also: Rainfall recordsof Malmani Oog 1910-1955.

Collection of photographs Album, loose photographs and portraits. See photograph inventory.

John Gaspard Gubbins- Aged 2.

Bertha Tufnell (ne'e Gubbins).

Baobab- Victoria Falls.

Photographs, notes, maps, newspaper cuttings forming voyage account of T.S.S. Ulysses World Tour on which John G. Gubbins collected material for his collection. Compiled by Miss Phyllis Gubbins.

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.