Comrades against apartheid: the ANC and the South African Communist Party in exile

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South African History and Culture African history and culture studies Communism, Protests, Social Movements

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The Communist Party of South Africa (1921-50) the spear of the nation (1961-68) the party triumphant (1969-75) from Soweto to Angola (1976-9) destabilisation (1980-3) mutiny (1984) rising in the townships (1984-5) states of emergency (1986-7) soldiers and diplomats (1987-90).

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