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Inventory of the Private Collection of M Malan PV634 Inventory of the private collection of M Malan PV634 Contact us Write to: Visit us: Archive for Contemporary Affairs Archive for Contemporary Affairs University of the Free State Stef Coetzee Building P.O. Box 2320 Room 109 Bloemfontein 9300 Academic Avenue South South Africa University of the Free State 205 Nelson Mandela Drive Park West Bloemfontein Telephone: Email: +27(0)51 401 2418/2646/2225 [email protected] PV634 Genl Magnus Malan FILE NO SERIES SUB-SERIES DESCRIPTION DATES 3/1/1 3. SPEECHES, 3/1 General Address by State President PW 1984 STATEMENTS Botha DMS on the occasion of the AND MESSAGES opening of the First Session of the Eighth Parliament of the Republic of South Africa 18 Sept 1984; Address by Pres Samora Machel Nkomati accord 16 March 1984. Official texts in Portuguese and English. Signed by attendees. 3/2/1 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the occasion of 1978 STATEMENTS Genl Malan the official inauguration of the AND MESSAGES Randburg Commando's new headquarters 21 Jan 1978 3/2/2 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at a dinner 1978 STATEMENTS Genl Malan presented to the management of the AND MESSAGES Southern Cross Fund at the Fund's 10th anniversary, 2 Nov 1978 at the College of the SA Military 3/2/3 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the opening of 1978 STATEMENTS Genl Malan the annual congress of the South AND MESSAGES African Motor Industry and the Motor Industry Federation on 7 Nov 1878 at Bloemfontein 3/2/4 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the opening of 1978 STATEMENTS Genl Malan the War Memorial for killed Jewish AND MESSAGES soldiers on 3 Dec 1978 at Balfour Park, Johannesburg 3/2/5 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the opening of 1979 STATEMENTS Genl Malan the Silver Jubilee congress of the AND MESSAGES Institute of town clerks on 12 June 1979 3/2/6 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the opening of 1980 STATEMENTS Genl Malan the Worcester Show on 2 Feb 1980 AND MESSAGES 3/2/7 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the opening of 1980 STATEMENTS Genl Malan the Annual National Convention of AND MESSAGES the Memorable Order of Tin Hats, 5 April 1980 3/2/8 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the Institute for 1980 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Strategic Studies, University of AND MESSAGES Pretoria, 3 Sept 1980: The attack on South Africa 3/2/9 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech for CR Swart Memorial 1980 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Lecture: The total onslaught against AND MESSAGES the Republic of South Africa 3/2/10 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the presentation 1980 Page 1 of 14 PV634 Genl Magnus Malan FILE NO SERIES SUB-SERIES DESCRIPTION DATES STATEMENTS Genl Malan parade 26 Sept 1980 AND MESSAGES 3/2/11 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech at the Premier's Trophy 1980 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Show Jumping event, Olien Park, AND MESSAGES Potchefstroom 25 Oct 1980 3/2/12 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech to Adm Merino, Chile 1980 STATEMENTS Genl Malan regarding visit of training ship AND MESSAGES Esmeralda 15 Nov 1980 3/2/13 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Address delivered at the ceremony 1980 STATEMENTS Genl Malan in honour of the Honourable PW AND MESSAGES Botha 26 Nov 1980 3/2/14 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered during the 1980 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Presentation of Colours to Ermelo AND MESSAGES Commando on 28 Nov 1980 3/2/15 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered during the 1980 STATEMENTS Genl Malan presentation parade of the infantry AND MESSAGES school on 12 Dec 1980 3/2/16 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the farm 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Rooihuiskraal, Verwoerdburg on AND MESSAGES Thursday 12 Feb 1981 3/2/17 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the Regional 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Conference of the Afrikaans Trade AND MESSAGES Institute 17 Feb 1981 3/2/18 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the Southern 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Cross dinner Standerton 25 Feb AND MESSAGES 1981 3/2/19 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Statement by the Minister of 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Defence Genl Magnus Malan 27 AND MESSAGES March 1981 3/2/20 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the official 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan opening of the extension to the AND MESSAGES Edenvale old age home 4 April 1981 3/2/21 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech at the 10th Charter 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan anniversary of the Lions Club of AND MESSAGES Edenvale 4 April 1981 3/2/22 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the presentation 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan of colours parade on 9 April 1981, AND MESSAGES Air Force Base Bloemspruit 3/2/23 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Extracts from a speech delivered at 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan a public meeting at Modderfontein AND MESSAGES 14 April 1981 3/2/24 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Potchefstroom University's AND MESSAGES graduation ceremony 1 May 1981 3/2/25 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the complex at 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan 8 SA infantry Battalion on 8 May AND MESSAGES 1981 at Upington Page 2 of 14 PV634 Genl Magnus Malan FILE NO SERIES SUB-SERIES DESCRIPTION DATES 3/2/26 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the annual 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan dinner of the employers association AND MESSAGES of the Cape on 14 May 1981 3/2/27 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the Republic 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Celebrations at Groblersdal 19 May AND MESSAGES 1981 3/2/28 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the SADFU 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan congress 10 June 1981 AND MESSAGES 3/2/29 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the official 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan opening of 97 Ammunition depot, De AND MESSAGES Aar 25 June 1981 3/2/30 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the opening of 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan the ISCOR Vanderbijl Park AND MESSAGES Commando's new headquarters on 14 Aug 1981 3/2/31 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at a dinner of 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Krygkor on 31 Aug 1981 at Pretoria AND MESSAGES 3/2/32 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the celebration 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan of Kruger Day at Bokfontein 30 Oct AND MESSAGES 1981 3/2/33 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the Southern 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Cross Fund's National Management AND MESSAGES Banquette for 1981, Johannesburg, 20 Oct 1981 3/2/34 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered during the 1981 STATEMENTS Genl Malan inauguration of 7 SA Infantry AND MESSAGES Battalion’s new base on 21 Nov 1981 3/2/35 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Christmas and New Year's message 1981/1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan 1981/1982 AND MESSAGES 3/2/36 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the opening of 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan the 15th national congress of the AND MESSAGES South African Fire Brigade Institute 3/2/37 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the agricultural 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan show, Clocolan. Speech read by AND MESSAGES Gen MJ du Plessis on 26 Feb 1982 3/2/38 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the opening of 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Kimberley Show on 20 March 1982 AND MESSAGES 3/2/39 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the inauguration 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan of a memorial wall for casualties at 1 AND MESSAGES Parachute battalion on 1 April 1982 3/2/40 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Bill on defence 1982: Second 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Reading speech AND MESSAGES Page 3 of 14 PV634 Genl Magnus Malan FILE NO SERIES SUB-SERIES DESCRIPTION DATES 3/2/41 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Statement by the Minister of 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Defence, Genl Magnus Malan in AND MESSAGES Parliament on 18 Feb 1982 3/2/42 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the handover of 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan the Sherman Tank on 2 Oct 1982 at AND MESSAGES Edenvale to the local branch of the MOTHs 3/2/43 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Transcription of an interview with the 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Minister of Defence, Genl Magnus AND MESSAGES Malan for "Nuus Oorsig" on 10 Oct 1982 3/2/44 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at Modderfontein 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan 20 Oct 1982 AND MESSAGES 3/2/45 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at George 23 Oct 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan 1982 AND MESSAGES 3/2/46 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at a dinner on 23 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan Nov 1982 on the occasion of the AND MESSAGES 39th anniversary of the State of Lebanon 3/2/47 3. SPEECHES, 3/2 Speeches by Speech delivered at the acceptance 1982 STATEMENTS Genl Malan of the latest attack vehicle 26 Nov AND MESSAGES 1982 3/2/48 3.
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