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The Treason Trial in South Africa, 1956–1961
In June 1955, a multi-racial group came together to write the Freedom Charter, demanding racial equality and democracy in South Africa. They were put on trial.
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Central Office of the Industrial Tribunals: Racial Discrimination
Catalogue reference: LAB 91
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LAB 91
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