South Africa – Today and Long Ago Notes and Publications - a Tour Over Centuries

South Africa – Today and Long Ago Notes and Publications - A Tour over Centuries

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01. Neville Alexander: An Ordinary Country: Issues in the Transition from Apartheid to Democracy in South Africa. New York: Berghahn Books 2003.

02. ALL FOR ONE – ONE FOR ALL? South African Historical Journal. Special Issue: The 24th Biennial Conference of the Southern African Historical Society. Volume 66 Number 2 June 2014. Oxon | Pretoria: Routledge [Taylor & Francis] 2014. ISSN 0258-2473. (415 pages)

03. THE OXFORD HISTORY OF SOUTH AFRICA. Edited by Monica Wilson and Leonard Thompson. II. South Africa 1870-1966. Not for circulation in the Republic of South Africa. [Contributors: Leonard Thompson, Monica Wilson, T.R.H. Davenport, R.R. Inskeep and M.F. Katzen] London: Oxford University Press 1971. ISBN 0-19-821641-6. (502 pages). (*under the apartheid-regime 1948-1994)

04. Mary Benson (1966): South Africa. The Struggle for a Birthright. Victoria: Penguin Books Ltd.

05. Horrell, Muriel (1968): Introduction to South Africa. Basic Facts and Figures. Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR). (74 pages).

06. Hendrik W. van der Merwe & David Welsh (Eds.) student perspectives on South Africa. Cape Town: David Philip / Abe Bailey Institute of Interracial Studies. 1972. ISBN 0-949968-01-3. (229 pages)

07. Allister Sparks: Tomorrow is another country. The Inside Story of South Africa’s Negotiated Revolution. Johannesburg: Sparhams Ltd. 1994. ISBN 1-875015-11-6. (254 pages)

08. John Higginson: Collective Violence and the Agrarian Origins of South African Apartheid, 1900-1948. Cambridge University Press 2015. ISBN 978-1-107-04648- 1. (395 pages)

09. Juanita Pienaar: Land Reform. Cape Town: Juta and Company (Pty) Ltd 2014. ISBN 978-1-4851-0142-0. (918 pages)

10. THE OXFORD HISTORY OF SOUTH AFRICA. Edited by Monica Wilson and Leonard Thompson. I. South Africa to 1870. First published 1969. Reprinted from corrected sheets of the first edition 1970, 1973. [Contributors: Leonard Thompson, Monica Wilson, T.R.H. Davenport, R.R. Inskeep and M.F. Katzen] London: Oxford University Press 1973. ISBN 0-19-821641-6. (502 pages).

11. NEW CONTREE. A JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL AND HUMAN SCIENCES FOR SOUTHERN AFRICA. A journal of Historical and Human Sciences for Southern Africa No. 69 July 2014. Vanderbijlpark 2014. ISSN 0379-9867. (168 pages)

12. MSUNDUZI JOURNAL. A Journal of the Msunduzi/Voortrekker & Ncome Museum. Volume 3. HISTORY & HERITAGE. Pietermaritzburg 2012 ISSN 1966-7500. (59 + ix pages)

13. Anton Harber: Diepsloot. Johannesburg | Cape Town: Jonathan Ball Publishers 2011. ISBN 978-1-86841-421-4. (231 pages)

14. Marguerite Poland | David Hammond-Tooke | Leigh Voigt: The Abudant Herds. A Celebration of the Nguni Cattle of the Zulu People. 2003. ISBN 978-1-874950-69- 1. (144 pages).

15. R.C.A. Samuelson (1929): Long, Long Ago. Durban: Knox Printing & Publishing Co. 419 pages.

16. Callaway, H. (1870): The Religious System of the AmaZulu. Springdale Mission Press. (Facsimile reprint: Cape Town: Struik 1970). Africana Collectanea. Volume XXXV.

17. Axel-Ivar Berglund: Zulu Thought-Patterns and Symbolism. Uppsala: Swedish Institute of Missionary Research 1976. ISBN 91-85424-00-5 (402 pages)

18. M. P. Motlamelle (1950): Ngaka ea Mosotho. Morija: Sesuto book depot. 119 pages

19. Joan A. Broster (1967): red blanket valley. Johannesburg: Hugh Keartland Publishers. 197 pages

20. Graham Mackeurtan (1930 | 1972): The Cradle Days of Natal (1497 – 1845). London: Longmans, Green & Co; Durban: New Edition. 348 pages

21. Colenso. Letters from Natal. Arranged with comments by Wyn Rees (1958). Pietermaritzburg: Shuter and Shooter. 440 pages

22. Nathaniel Isaacs (1936 | 1970): Travels and Adventures in Eastern Africa Natal. Descriptive of the Zoolus, their Manners, Customs. Newly revised and edited in one volume with a biography of the author, notes and appendices by Louis Herman and Percival R. Kirby. Cape Town: C. Struik. 349 pages

23. James Stuart & D. McK. Malcolm (1951): The Diary of Henry Francis Fynn. Compiled from original sources and edited. Pietermaritzburg: Shuter & Shooter 341 pages. ISBN 0 86985 904 8

24. David Welsh: The Roots of Segregation. Native Policy in Natal (1845-1910). Cape Town/London/New York: Oxford University Press 1971. ISBN 19-637107-4 (381 pages).

25. Barbara Rogers: Divide and Rule. South Africa’s Bantustans. London: International Defence and Aid Fund 1976. ISBN 0-904759-11-3. (86 pages)

26. John B. Wright: Bushman Raiders of the Drakensberg 1840 – 1870. A study of their conflict with stock-keeping peoples in Natal. Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press 1971. (235 pages)

27. Ladysmith Historical Society: LANGALIBALELE AND THE NATAL CARBINEERS. The Story of the Langalibalele Rebellion, 1873. (No. 179. Editorial Committee R.O. Pearse, Dr J. Clark, P.R. Barnes, Mrs G. Tatham). Ladysmith: Wescott Printing Company 1973.

28. T. V. Bulpin: Natal and the Zulu Country. Cape Town 1966. (456 pages)

29. Edgar Brookes & Colin Webb (1965): A History of Natal. Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press. 371 pages

30. Thomas Pakenham: THE BOER WAR [1899-1902]. London | Sydney: MacDonald & Co 1982. ISBN 0-7088-1892-7. (659 pages)

31. PIETERMARITZBURG 1838 – 1988. A new portrait of an African city. Edited by J. Laband and R. Haswell. Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press and Shuter & Shooter 1988. ISBN 0-86980-639-4. (286 pages).

32. The Illustrated Guide to the Anglo-Zulu War [1979] by John Laband and Paul Thompson. Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press 2000. ISBN 0-86980-973-3. (201 pages)

33. Donald R. Morris: The Washing of the Spears. The History of the Rise of the Zulu Nation under Shaka and Its Fall in the Zulu War of 1879. London: Jonathan Cape 1966: SBN 224 61058 9

34. Jeff Guy: The destruction of the Zulu Kingdom. Johannesburg: Ravan Press 1979. ISBN 0-86975-128-x. (273 pages)

35. Bill Nasson: Uyadela Wen’ osulapho. Black participation in the Anglo-Boer War. Randburg: Ravan Press 1999. ISBN 0-86975-523-4 (58 pages)

36. LAWS AFFECTING RACE RELATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA 1948-1976. Compiled by Muriel Horrell. Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations 1978. ISBN 0-86982-168-7. (529 pages).

37. White migration to Southern Africa. Geneva: Centre Europe-Tiers Monde 1975. (259 pages)

38. William Henry Vatcher Jr. (1965): White Laager. The rise of `Afrikaner´- nationalism. London: PALL MALL PRESS LTD, 309 pages.

39. VOLKSKONGRES OOR DIE TOEKOMS VAN DIE BANTOE. Referate en Besluite: Volkskongres, Bloemfontein 28-30 Junie 1956. Gedruk deur ProEcclesia- Drukkery,Birdstraat, Stellenbosch. (140 bladsye).

40. I. Schapera: Bantu-Speaking Tribes of South Africa. An Ethnological Survey. London: Lowe & Brydone 1937 | 1966. (451 pages)

41. Horrell, Muriel (1969): The African Reserves of South Africa. Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR). (142 pages)

42. B.A. Pauw: THE SECOND GENERATION. A Study of the Family among urbanized Bantu in East London. [Published on behalf of the Institute of Social and Economic Research, Rhodes University]. Cape Town | London | New York: Oxford University Press 1963 | 1976. ISBN 0-19-570028-7. (241 pages)

43. Patrick Laurence: The Transkei. South Africa’s Politics of Partition. Johannesburg: Ravan Press 1976. ISBN 0-86976-0585. (136 pages)

44. African Secondary School Leavers employment experiences and attitudes to employment. London: Daily Dispatch Ltd. ISBN 0 86982 094.

45. Working women. A portrait of South Africa’s black women workers. Johannesburg: Ravan Press 1985. ISBN 0-86975-276-6. (144 pages)

46. The South African Congress of Trade Unions (S.A.C.T.U.) (1976): Basebetsi Mekoting. Mine Workers’ Conditions in South Africa. (Published by S.A.C.T.U., 49 Rathbone Street, London W1A 4NL; also available at: S.A.C.T.U. Offices, P.O. Box 2541, Lusaka, Zambia). 24 pages

47. Hendrik W. van der Merwe & C.J. Groenewald (Eds.) (1976): Occupational and Social Change among Coloured People in South Africa. Proceedings of a Workshop of the Centre for Intergroup Studies at the University of Cape Town. Cape Town: Juta. ISBN 0-7021-0711-5. (278 pages)

48. Robert H. Davies: Capital, State and White Labour in South Africa 1900 – 1960. An Historical Materialist Analysis of Class Formation and Class Relations. New Jersey (USA): Humanities Press 1979. ISBN 0-301-01030-1. (414 pages)

49. Southern Africa labour and development research unit Working papers Cape Town: School of Economics 1981. (17 pages)

50. Albert Nolan: God in South Africa. The Challenge of the Gospel. Cape Town: David Philip Publisher 1988.

51. Church migrant labour. (1970). 177 pages.

52. Father Trevor Huddleston (1956): Naught for Your Comfort. Johannesburg: Hardingham and Donaldson. 256 pages

53. Trevor Huddleston: Father Huddleston’s Picture Book. ISBN 1-871863-03-1 (144 pages).

54. Edgar H Brookes, (1968): Apartheid a documentary study of modern South Africa. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 228 pages. ISBN 7100 6101 3

55. Steven Robins/Elias Madzudzo/Matthias Brenziger: An Assessment of the Status of the San in South Africa, Angola, Zambia and Zimbabwe. (Regional Assessment of the Status of the San in Southern Africa. Report Series. Report No. 2 of 5). Windhoek: Legal Assistance Centre (LAC) 2001. ISBN 99916-765-4-6 (106 pages)

56. D.H. Reader (1961): Xhosa in Town. The Black Man’s Portion. History, Demography and Living Conditions in the Native Locations of East London Cape Province. Cape Town: Oxford University Press. 180 pages

57. Africa Publications Trust 1974. The Children of Apartheid. A study of the effects of migratory labour on family life in the Ciskei. Studies in the Mass Removal of Population in South Africa No. 3, London. (31 pages)

58. Pierre Hugo: Quislings or Realists? A documentary study of `Coloured´ politics in South Africa. Johannesburg: Ravan Press 1978. ISBN 0-86975-067-4. (744 pages).

59. Scott Couper: Albert Luthuli. BOUND BY FAITH. Scottsville- University of KwaZulu-Natal Press 2010. ISBN 978-1-86914-192-9. (291 pages)

60. International Defence and Aid Fund (IDAF): NELSON MANDELA. The Struggle is my Life. London 1978. ISBN 0-904759-25-3 (210 pages)

61. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom. The Autobiography of NELSON MANDELA. Randburg: Macdonald Purnell 1994. ISBN 0-316-87496-5. (630 pages)

62. Denis Goldberg: THE MISSION. A life for freedom in South Africa. Johannesburg: STE Publishers 2010. ISBN 978-1-920222-43-7. (425 pages + DVD)

63. Dee Shirley Deane: BLACK SOUTH AFRICANS. A Who’s Who. 57 Profiles of Natal’s Leading Blacks. Cape Town: Oxford University Press 1978. ISBN 0-19- 570148-8 (Board Edition) | ISBN 0-19-570149-6 (Lipm Edition). (210 pages).

64. Mzala: Gatsha Buthelezi. Chief with a double Agenda. London/New Jersey: Zed Books 1988. ISBN 0-86232-793-8 Pbk (240 pages)

65. T. Jenkin Escape from Pretoria. London: Kliptown Books Ltd 1987. ISBN 0- 904759-77-6. (240 pages)

66. Adam Small: Distrik ses. Kaapstad: Human & Rousseau 1973. 63 bladsye

67. B.S. Biko: BLACK VIEWPOINT. Durban: Spro-Cas Black Community Programmes 1972. ISBN 0-86975-015-1 (67 pages)

68. B.A. Khoapa (ed.): BLACK REVIEW. Durban: Black Community Programmes (BPC) 1972. ISBN 0-86975-001-1. 227 pages

69. Xolela Mangcu: BIKO. A Biography. Cape Town: Tafelberg [NB Publishers] 2012. ISBN 978-0-624-05413-9. (348 pages)

70. Athol Fugard: Boesman and Lena. A Play in two Acts. London: Oxford University Press 1973. ISBN 0-19-21-1365-8 (49 pages)

71. John Kane-Berman: SOWETO. Black Revolt White Reaction. Johannesburg: Ravan 1978. (268 pages)

72. SOWETO 16 JUNE 1976. Personal Accounts of the Uprising. Compiled by Elsabé Brink, Gandhi Malungane, Steve Lebelo, Dumisani Ntshangase and Sue Krige. Cape Town 2001. ISBN 978-0-kk7957-0232-7. (208 pages)

73. Ellen Hellmann: Soweto. Johannesburg’s African City. Based on an address given to the Natal Region of the South African Institute of Race Relations (SAIRR). Johannesburg 1971. (31 pages)

74. Brindley Marianne: Western Coloured Township. Problems of an Urban Slum. Johannesburg: Ravan Press 1976. ISBN 0-86975-049-6. (110 pages)

75. Mokgethi Motlhabi: Essays on Black Theology. Johannesburg: Golden Era Printers & Stationers Ltd 1972. ISBN 0-620-00558-0. (129 pages)

76. Fatima Meer (1988): the trial of andrew zondo. Harare: Baobab Books. ISBN 0- 908311-04-0. (181 pages)

77. William Cobbett and Robin Cohen: Popular Struggles in South Africa. New Jersey: Africa World Press 1988. ISBN 0-86543-114-0. (234 pages)

78. Eli Weinberg: Portrait of a people. A personal photographic record of the South African liberation struggle. London: International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa 1981. ISBN 0-904759-423. (196 pages)

79. Brooks & Brickhill: Whirlwind before the storm. London: International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa 1980. ISBN 0-904759-37-7. (367 pages)

80. Anthea J. Jeffery: The Natal Story: Sixteen Years of Conflict. Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations 1997. (pp. 900)

81. Ralf K. Wüstenberg: A Theological Analysis of Ways of Dealing with Guilt during Transition to Democracy in South Africa and (East) Germany. Cambridge 2009. ISBN 978-0-8028-2824-8. (434 pages)

82. Charles Villa-Vicencio: Restorative Justice: Dealing with the Past Differently. Unpublished paper (1999).

83. Richard A. Wilson: The Politics of Truth and Reconciliation in South Africa: Legitimising the Post-Apartheid State. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 2001.

84. Desmond Tutu: No Future without Forgiveness. London: Rider Press 1999.

85. Mamphela Ramphele: Laying Ghosts to Rest. Dilemmas of the Transformation in South Africa. Cape Town: Tafelberg 2008.

86. Francis Wilson & Mamphela Ramphele: Uprooting Poverty. The South African challenge. Report for the Second Carnegie Inquiry into Poverty and Development in Southern Africa. Cape Town & Johannesburg: David Philip 1989. ISBN 0- 86486-072-2. (380 pages)

87. Charles Villa-Vicencio and William Verwoerd (eds.): Looking Back, Reaching Forward: Reflections on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of South Africa. Cape Town: University of Cape Town Press 2000.

88. Allan Aubrey Boesak | Curtiss Paul DeYoung. 2012. Radical Reconciliation: Beyond Political Pietism and Christian Quietism. Maryknoll, New York 10545.

89. Rajend Mesthrie (ed.): Language in South Africa. Cambridge University Press 2002. ISBN 0-521-53383-X (485 pages)

90. NO SHORTCUTS TO POWER. African Women in Politics and Policy-Making. Edited by Anne Marie Goetz and Sireen Hassim. [Series: Democratic Transition in Conflict-Torn Societies]. Cape Town: David Philip Publishers (Pty) Ltd 2013. ISBN 0-86486-636-4. (246 pages)

91. Melissa E. Steyn: “Whiteness Just Isn’t What It Used To Be”. White Identity in a Changing South Africa. New York: State University of New York Press Albany 2001. ISBN 0-7914-5080-5. (228 pages).

92. Antjie Krog: A Change of Tongue. Cape Town: Random House Struik (Pty) Ltd. 2014. ISBN 978-1-77022-075-1. (375 pages).

93. Antjie Krog: Country of My Skull. Cape Town: Random House Struik (Pty) Ltd. 2011. ISBN 978-1-77022-074-4. (312 pages).

94. Thomas G. Karis and Gail M. Gerhart: From Protest to Challenge. A Documentary History of African Politics in South Africa, 1882-1990. Volume 3: Challenge and Violence, 1953-1964. [Revised and updated by Gail M. Gerhart]. Auckland Park: Jacana Media (Pty) Ltd 2013. ISBN 978-1-77009-882-4. (726 pages)

95. Thomas G. Karis and Gail M. Gerhart: From Protest to Challenge. A Documentary History of African Politics in South Africa, 1882-1990. Volume 5: Nadir and Resurgence, 1964-1979. [Revised and updated by Gail M. Gerhart]. Auckland Park: Jacana Media (Pty) Ltd 2013. ISBN 978-1-77009-882-4. (726 pages) 96.

97. V. Ellenberger (1938): A century of Mission Work in Basutoland 1833-1933. Morija: Sesuto Book Depot, 380 pages.

98. The Role of German-South African Churches Relations during the 1930s, World War II and the Apartheid Era. Where Are We Today? – Reflections from the Side of the Commissioning Churches and Mission Societies – here the Berlin Mission. By Rev. Roland Herpich, Director. Berliner Missionswerk, undated. (23 pages).

99. Absolom Vilakazi (1965): Zulu Transformations. A study of the dynamics of social change. Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press. 166 pages

100. Alan Paton (1968: The long view. London: Frederick A. Praeger Publishers. 295 pages.

101. Peter Hain (1971): Don’t Play with Apartheid. The Background to the Stop The Seventy-Tour Campaign. London: George Allen & Unwin. ISBN 0-04-301031- 8 (231 Seiten).

102. A.T. Bryant (1970): Zulu Medicine and Medicine-Men. Cape Town: C. Struik. (115 pages).

103. Education Commission of the Study project on Christianity in Apartheid Society (Spro-Cas) (1971): Education Beyond Apartheid. Spro-Cas Publication Number 5. Johannesburg. (89 pages).

104. Bernstein, Hilda (1972): South Africa: THE TERRORISM OF TORTURE. London: International Defence & Aid Fund (IDAF). (54 pages).

105. Walshe, Peter (1973): Black Nationalism in South Africa. A short History. Johannesburg: Ravan Press. Spro-Cas Publications. ISBN 0-86975-028-3 (40 pages)

106. Nadine Gordimer (1973): The black interpreters. Johannesburg: Ravan Press Ltd. 76 pages ISBN 0 86975 026 7

107. Eva Royston (1973): One hundred and three poems. Johannesburg: Renoster book, (102 pages)

108. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 63 Number 2 June 2011. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 181 - 366)

109. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 64 Number 1 March 2012. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 1 - 157)

110. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 64 Number 2 June 2012. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 158-380)

111. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 64 Number 3 June 2012. SPECIAL ISSUE: THE ANC AT 100. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 381 - 746)

112. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 64 Number 4 December 2012. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 747 - 883)

113. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 65 Number 1 March 2013. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 1 - 165)

114. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 65 Number 2 June 2013. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 166 - 336)

115. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 65 Number 3 September 2013. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 337 - 480)

116. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 66 Number 1 September 2014. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 1 - 203)

117. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 66 Number 1 September 2014. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 1 - 203)

118. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 66 Number 3 September 2014. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 417 - 610)

119. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 66 Number 4 December 2014. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 611 - 731)

120. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 66 Number 4 December 2014. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 611 - 731)

121. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 67 Number 1 March 2015. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 1 - 111) 122.

123. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 67 Number 2 June 2015. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 113 - 253)

124. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 67 Number 3 September 2015. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 255 - 386)

125. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 67 Number 4 December 2015. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 387 - 480)

126. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 67 Number 4 December 2015. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 387 - 480)

127. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 68 Number 1 March 2016. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 1 - 145)

128. SOUTH AFRICAN HISTORICAL JOURNAL. Volume 68 Number 2 June 2016. Johannesburg: Taylor & Francis 2011. ISSN 0258-2473. (pages 147 - 248)

129. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang III, Nr. 9 | Volume III, No. 9. Januarie 15 January 1965. Eindredakteur: Ds. C.F.B. Naudé. (16 pages).

130. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang III, Nr. 10 | Volume III, No. 10. Februarie 15 February 1965. Eindredakteur: Ds. C.F.B. Naudé. (16 pages).

131. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang III, Nr. 11 | Volume III, No. 11. March 15 Maart 1965. Eindredakteur: Ds. C.F.B. Naudé. (16 pages).

132. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang III, Nr. 12 | Volume III, No. 12. April 15 April 1965. Eindredakteur: Ds. C.F.B. Naudé. (16 pages).

133. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang IV, Nr. 1 | Volume IV, No. 1. Mei 15 May 1965. Eindredakteur: Ds. C.F.B. Naudé. (16 pages).

134. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang IV, Nr. 2 | Volume IV, No. 2. Junie 15 June 1965. Eindredakteur: Ds. C.F.B. Naudé. (16 pages).

135. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang IV, Nr. 10 | Volume IV, No. 10. February 15 Februarie 1966. Eindredakteur: Ds. C.F.B. Naudé. (16 pages).

136. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang IV, Nr. 11 | Volume IV, No. 11. March 15 Maart 1966. Eindredakteur: Ds. C.F.B. Naudé. (16 pages).

137. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang V, Nr. 12 | Volume V, No. 12. 15 April 1967. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (16 pages).

138. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VI, Nr. 1 | Volume VI, No. 1. May 15 Mei 1967. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

139. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VI, Nr. 2 | Volume VI, No. 2. May 15 Mei 1967. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

140. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VI, Nr. 3 | Volume VI, No. 3. July 15 Julie 1967. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

141. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VI, Nr. 4 | Volume VI, No. 4. August 15 Augustus 1967. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

142. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VI, Nr. 5 | Volume VI, No. 5. 15 September 1967. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

143. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VI, Nr. 6 | Volume VI, No. 6. October 15 Oktober 1967. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

144. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VI, Nr. 7 | Volume VI, No. 7. 15 November 1967. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

145. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VI, Nr. 8 | Volume VI, No. 8. December 15 Desember 1967. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

146. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VI, Nr. 9 | Volume VI, No. 9. January 15 Januarie 1968. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

147. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang VII, Nr. 2 | Volume VII, No.29. June 15 Junie 1968. Redakteur: Dr. Ben Engelbrecht. (18 pages).

148. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad vir Suidelike Afrika – Christian Monthly for Southern Africa. Jaargang X, Nr. 2 | Volume X, No. 2. Junie 15 June 1971. Redakteur: Dr. W.B. de Villiers. (17 pages).

149. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad – Christian Monthly. Jaargang X, Nr. 8 | Volume X, No. 8. 15 Desember 1971. Redakteur: Roelf Meyer V.D.M. (25 pages).

150. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad – Christian Monthly. Jaargang XI, Nr. 4 | Volume XI, No. 4. 15 Augustus 1971. Redakteur: Roelf Meyer. (26 pages).

151. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad – Christian Monthly. Volume 13, No. 9. | Jaargang 13, Nr. 9. January 15 Januarie 1975. Redakteur: Roelf Meyer. (26 pages).

152. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad – Christian Monthly. Jaargang 13, Nr.10. | Volume 13, No.10. Februarie 15 February 1975. Redakteur | Editor: Roelf Meyer. (26 pages).

153. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad – Christian Monthly. Jaargang 13, Nr.11. | Volume 13, No.11. March 15 Maart 1975. Redakteur | Editor: Roelf Meyer. (26 pages).

154. PRO VERITATE. Christelike Maandblad – Christian Monthly. Jaargang 13, Nr.12. | Volume 13, No.12. 15 April 1975. Redakteur | Editor: Roelf Meyer. (26 pages).

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332. Vonani Bila (2000): Timnila. A journal of union skin poetry. Elim Hospital: National Arts Council. 177 pages ISBN 1562 5265

333. Anthony M. Gamley (Ed.) (2001): Denis Hurley. A portrait By Friends. Pietermaritzburg: Cluster Publications. 183 pages ISBN 1-875053-29-8

334. Jeff Guy (2001): The journal of Natal and Zulu history. Durban: University of Natal. 108 pages

335. Magubane, Peter (2001): Soweto. www.struik.co.za ISBN 1-86872-584-7 (160 pages)

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337. Barry Streek (2001): Render unto Kaiser. A Transkei dossier. Cape Town: Cerda Press Ltd. 378 pages ISBN 0 86975 206 5

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339. Adrian Koopman: Zulu Names. Pietermaritzburg: University of Natal Press 2002. ISBN 1-86914-003-6. 324 pages

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