UNIVERSITY OF FORT HARE
UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
ANC ARCHIVES
Scandinavian
RECORDS, 1954-1994
(bulk dates, 1980-1993)
99 boxes (16.5 linear meters)
ACQUISITION: ANC Archive Committee
ACCESS: The collection is open
PHOTOGRAPHS: Photographs and slides are located in boxes
103 through 114
AUDIO MATERIAL AND
VISUAL MATERIAL: See separate finding aid for audio-visual
materials.
PRINTED MATERIAL: Posters are located in boxes 115 through 121
COPYRIGHT: ANC Archive Committee
PROCESSED BY: Arrangement and description done under the auspices of a joint project between the University of Fort Hare and the University of Michigan. Processors: Kristine Palmquist, Stephanie Pryor, Theodora Scott, Edwin Staples, Brian Williams and Kathleen Wolters; May-June, 1999. Reprocessed by Mosoabuli Maamoe, July-August 2004
History
Following the banning of the African National Congress (ANC) as an illegal organization in April 1960, the ANC operated underground. The ANC functioned internally as an underground organization and externally as an overseas organization. Oliver Tambo was sent overseas as the ANC acting president general and head of the external mission. External missions were opened in London, Accra, Cairo, and Dar-es-Salaam. Eventually the ANC had offices and representatives in 27 countries by 1990.
The external missions worked to win support for the overthrow of apartheid by promoting the cause of the ANC and urging international economic pressure against the South African government.
The ANC mission in Sweden enjoyed cooperation from the Swedish government. In the 1970s Sweden began to pursue unilateral sanctions against the South African government. Trade, investment, and technology transfer between Sweden and South Africa were discouraged. Olaf Palme, the Swedish Prime Minister, was a supporter of the ANC causes and worked closely with Oliver Tambo. Palme was assassinated in 1986. The ANC worked closely with Swedish organizations such as the Scandinavian Institute of African Studies and the Swedish Social Democratic Party.
Lindiwe Mabuza was the ANC’s chief representative in the Sweden Mission. The mission also served as the Scandinavian mission, serving several other Scandinavian countries for a time. Billy Modise eventually succeeded Mabuza.
Tambo recovered from a stroke in 1990 and spent four months in Sweden recuperating before returning from exile.
Scope and Content Note
The records of the ANC mission in Sweden detail the administration of the mission and efforts to win international support for sanctions against the South African government. Documentation includes background material on Apartheid and South Africa as well as international organizations involved in efforts to abolish Apartheid.
The records are arranged in six series: Correspondence, Newspaper Clippings, Photographs, Posters, Publications, and Subject Files.
The Correspondence series consists of 0.6 linear meters (two large boxes) of records, including general correspondence between the Sweden Mission and other branches of the ANC, organisations in Sweden and South Africa, governmental departments in both countries, and foreign embassies.
The Newspaper Clippings series consists of 0.6 linear meters (two large boxes) of newspaper articles in both English and Swedish, covering a wide range of issues concerning activists, organisations and socio-political issues related to South Africa and anti-Apartheid movements. Article dates range from 1958 to 1992.
The Photographs series consists of 1.5 linear meters (five large boxes) of materials from both Sweden and South Africa and includes photographs of prominent anti-Apartheid leaders, organisations and events, including the Amandla cultural group.
The Posters series consists of 0.6 linear meters (two large boxes) of miscellaneous posters, including those related to protests, boycotts, and sanctions against South Africa as well as posters relating to issues such as nuclear disarmament.
The Publications series consists of 5.67 linear meters (63 small boxes) of periodicals and publications collected by the Sweden Mission over a range of approximately forty years. The majority of materials are periodicals from the 1980s and early 1990s related to South African, socialist, and democratic issues.
The Subject Files series consists of 7.5 linear meters (25 large boxes) and provides in-depth accounts and records of a wide variety of topics, including profiles and speeches of prominent anti-Apartheid leaders, organisations related to anti-Apartheid, political and labour movements in southern Africa, international conferences, branches of the ANC such as the Youth League and Women’s League, and pivotal events in the struggle against Apartheid.
Box 1
Correspondence
1. Africa Educational Trust, 1990-1991
2. Africa Groups of Sweden: Resolution, 1983
3. ANC and Anti-apartheid Movement, 1991-1992
4. ANC and Scandinavian countries, 1963-1978
5. ANC Consultative Conference, 1990
6. ANC Headquarters, 1986
7. ANC Projects, 1991-1993
8. ANC Women’s League, 1991-1993
9. ANC Youth League
10. Arts and Culture, 1987-1993 (2folders)
11. Association of West European Parliamentarians for Action Against Apartheid-AWEPAAA, 1990
12. Budget and Salaries, 1993-1994
Box 2
13. Chief Representative, 1985-1993 (4folders)
14. Children’s of SOWETO Action Centre, 1992
15. Church matters, 1991-1993
16. Consignments, 1986-1988
17. Cultural Boycotts, 1989/1990
18. Diseko, Nosipo, 1992
Box 3
19. Donations, 1987-1993
20. Donor Conference, 1990
21. Educastion, 1987-1990
22. 80th Anniversary of the ANC, 1991/1992
23. 82nd Anniversary of the ANC, 1994
24. End Conscription Campaign, 1988
25. Frances Baard Community Centre, 1988
26. Funeral of ANC cadres, 1986, 1993
27. Health, 1987-1991
28. Information and Publicity, 1990-1992
Box 4
29. International Affairs, 1990-1993 (3folders)
30. International Defence Aid Fund-IDAF, 1990
31. Invitations, 1973-1992 (2 folders)
32. Legal Affairs, 1986, 1988-1989
33. Lusaka documents, 1988-1990
34. Madi, Gray: Facts and information, 1990
35. Ministry for Foreign Affairs, 1990-1991
Box 5
36. Missions activities, 1990-1994
37. Modise, Billy, 1989
38. Nelson Mandela International Reception, 1990
39. New Delhi, 1990
40. Patriotic Front Conference, 1991
41. Political Parties, 1989-1994
42. Praktisk Solitaritet, s1991-1993
43. Projects, 1981-1993
44. Regional ANC Women’s Leaque, 1989-1992
Box 6
45. Regional Political Committee-RPC, 1987-1991
46. Release of Nelson Mandela, 1990
47. Report
48. Requestion to Norway government, 1980-1984
49. Sanctions, 1986,1992
50. Scandinavian Institute for African Studies, 1998-1992
51. Secretary General of the ANC, 1992
52. South African Communist Party-SACP, 1990-1992
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53. South West African People’s Organisation-SWAPO, 1989
54. Swedish International Development Agency-SIDA, 1981-1993
55. Telexes, 1986-1988 (4folders)
Box 8
56. Tikly, Mohammed, 1987
57. Trade Unions, 1986, 1990
58. Travel matters, 1986
59. Violence, 1990
60. Visits of ANC leaders, 1990
61. Women’s Committee, 1988-1990
62. Youth, 1986-1990
Box 9
Correspondence Part II
63. Abyskolan Gamleby, 1987-1988
64. Africa Groups of Sweden, 1988-1993
65. ANC Chief Representative, 1978-1981
66. ANC Regional Women’s Office, 1988-1990
67. ANC Regional Youth structure, 1991
68. ANC Regions, 1990-1992
69. ANC-SIDA, 1987-1990
70. ANC Women’s League, 1990-1992
Box 10
71. Amandla Cultural Group, 1978-1988
72. Abertarnas Beldningsforbund-ABF, 1987-1990
73. Centre for Development of Human Resources-CDHR, 1990-1992
74. Centre for Development Studies, 1992-1993
75. Dakawa-ANC Settlement Centre in Tanzania,
76. Dept of Social Welfare, 1992
77. Elections, 1992-1993
78. German Democratic Republic-GDR, 1989-1990
79. International Centre of Swedish Labour
80. Isolera Sydafrika Kommitten-ISAK, 1987-1990
81. Kenya Embassy, 1988-1992
82. Lesotho Embassy, 1987-1992
83. Local organisations in Sweden, 1991-1992
84. Mozambique Embassy, 1988-1992
85. Nadine Gordimer Nobel Award, 1991
86. Natinal Scholarship Committee, 1987-1988
Box 11
87. Nigerian Embassy, 1986-1991
88. Norwegian Council for Southern Africa, 1971-1976
89. Organising Committee: Return of Exiles, 1990-1992
90. Student Group for South Africa, 1977-1978
91. Swedish Cooperative Centre, 1986-1989
92. Swedish Union of Teachers, 1986-1992
93. Tanzanian Embassy, 1987-1993
94. Zimbabwe Embassy, 1988-1992
Box 12
Faxes
95. ANC Regional Women’s Office, 1993
96. ANC President’s Office, 1992-1993
97. ANC Youth Leaque, 1992-1993
98. Dept of Information Affairs, 1992-1994
99. Incoming faxes, 1991-1992
Box 13
100. Incoming faxes, 1991-1992 (2folders)
101. Outgoing faxes, 1990-1992
102. Outgoing Faxes, 1991-1992
Box 14-15
103. Outgoing faxes, 1991-1994 (2folders)
104. Outgoing faxes, 1986-1994 (2folders)
105. Oslo, 1989-1993
106. SIDA, 1991-1992
107. Missions, 1990-1992
Box 16
Newspaper Clippings
1. Variety of items:
ANC Transvaal Conference, 1958
Accra Conference, 1959
First Africanist Conference, 1959
Liberals in Provincial Elections, 1959
Open letter to Chief Luthuli, 1959
Molotsi’s PAC policy, 1960
PAC leaders on Trial, 1960
All African People’s Conference, 1961
Khosana on African Government, 1961
Banning of Radolph Vigne, 1963
Black leaders, 1963
Transkei and Liberation Movements, 1976
Mashinini, Tsietsi, n.d
Myth of PAC militancy, n.d
Nkoana and Leballo, n.d
Sobukwe, Robert, n.d
2. Cont.
South African Students’ Organisation-SASO & Black People’s Convetion-BPC, n.d
Sharpville Shooting, 1965
Gatsha Buthelezi on majority rule, 1976
Police & protests, 1976
3. Cont.
Luthuli & police, 1967
Onderwysers-op die Revonia-lees, 1968
Shooting in Capetown, 1969
ANC activities in the country, 1969-1970
4. Anti-Apartheid News, 1974-1980
5. Foreign Investments, 1975-1978
6. Forced removals, 1977
7. Bureau of State Security-BOSS, 1979-1980
8. Foreign relations, 1979-1980
9. ANC signs Geneva Conventions, 1981
Post-Apartheid era, 1987
SOWETO Police Torture, 1988
Tambo against apartheid, 1988
Natal Children of War
Nats & the New South Africa, 1989
PW Botha, 1987
ANC Economic briefing, 1993
10. Alexandra Civic Organosation, n.d
United Democratic Front, n.d
New kind of war, n.d
ANC briefings, n.d
11. National News Agency, 1988-1990
12. Bloodshed in Natal, 1990
Mandela & De Klerk, n.d
Violence, n.d
SA whites meet the ANC
Olivia Forsyth story
Ismael Ibrahim
Box 17
13. Political reflections, 1991-1992
14. Nadine Gordimer Nobel Award, 1991
15. ANC, 1991-1992
Box 18
16. Conference for a Democratic Future, 1990
17. Cartoons
18. Convention for a Democratic South Africa-CODESA, 1991-1992
19. Indian & Coloured Affairs, 1975-1977
20. Inkatha & Violence, 1990-1992
21. National Party government, 1979
Box 19
22. Negotiations, 1991-1992
23. New Nation articles, 1986, 1990
24. PAC & CODESA, 1991-1992
25. Pass Laws, 1979
26. Political Prisoners (Mandela, Biko, Mayekiso, etc), 1987
27. Political trials, 1979
28. Rhodesia/Zimbabwe, 1975-1976
29. Sachs, Albie, 1988
30. Sanctions, 1991-1992
31. Security forces, 1991
Box 20
32. South Africa, 1975-1977
33. South African Defence Force-SADF, 1974-1979
34. South, 1979
35. Southern Africa report, 1990
36. Southscan
37. SWAPO of Namibia, 1975-1976
38. World Campaign against apartheid, 1990
Box 21
Reports
1. ANC & CIES, 1990
2. ANC & Inkatha, 1992
3. ANC Constitution, 1919
4. ANC Course in Public Administration, 1989
5. ANC delegation, 1990
6. ANC Dept of Arts and Culture, 1991
7. ANC Projects, 1990-1992
8. ANC 77th Anniversary, 1989
9. ANC Vianna Project, 1984
10. Amandla Cultural Group
11. Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1993
12. Black wages in South Africa
13. Briefing to Deplomats, 1991
14. Chaane, George, 1991
15. CODESA Declaration of Intent
16. Complaits Adjudication Board
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17. Dakawa Textile Printing Workshop, 1986-1991
18. Dakawa Village project, 1983
19. Declaration of OAU on Southern Africa, 1989
20. Discussions: ANC & Socialdemokraterna, 1992
21. Drawing President’s speeches, 1993
22. East Europe & South Africa
23. Education, 1985-1986
24. Exhibition lists, 1987
25. Finance, 1993-1994
26. Free the Children Alliance
27. Free Mark Curtis Appeal, 1989-1992
28. Fria Moderata Studentforbundet, 1988
29. Fund-raising workshop: SOMAFCO, 1986
30. Gitai, Gideon, 1976-1979
31. Income Generating Office, 1990
32. Investment in South Africa, 1977
33. Lagos Declaration for action against apartheid, 1977
34. Ledwaba, Edward, 1982-1983
35. Mabuza, Lindiwe
36. Media, 1990-1993
37. Missions, 1992
Box 23
38. Michael, S.S.M: Anglican National Chaplair, 1976
39. Musicians meet the ANC, 1981
40. Namibia, 1986
41. National & Regional Complaints Admonistration, 1991
42. National Olympic & Sports Congress of South Africa, 1991
43. Naude, Beyers: Discussion, 1990
44. Nordic Policy towards South Africa
45. Norway: School Projects’ plans, 1981-1983
46. Nqai, Nomathemba: certificate, 1966
47. Office Machine Course, 1986
48. Oslo Conference, 1989
49. Plans for Mazimbu, 1979-1982
Box 24
50. Projects, 1991
51. Regional Political Committee, 1989
52. Resolution to South Africa
53. Safety & Security procedures
54. Sanctions, 1983, 1990
55. School Building Project-SOMAFCO, 1981
56. Skolani Centrum, 1991
57. SA delegation, 1992
58. SA government & the ANC, 1993
59. SOWETO Uprising, 1976
60. Strategic perspective: Balance of forces, 1992
61. Students, 1986, 1992
62. SIDA, 1988
63. Swedish Peace Monitoring in South Africa, 1993
64. Terrorist Group Profiles, 1988
Box 25
65. Thebe Trading, 1992
66. Tom Lodge: ANC activities, 1976-1982
67. Tour of Sweden, 1992
68. Training of ANC nurses, 1989
69. Treasury Dept-ANC, 1978,1991
70. Tripartite Alliance
71. UNESCO, 1983
72. Unrest in Natal, 1990, 1992
73. Visits, 1986-1988
74. Women’s Secretariat, 1983, 1990-1991
75. Women’s Section, 1987-1990
76. WHO, 1983
Addenda
77. Commonwealth Mission to South Africa
78. Motsuenyane Commission, 1993
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Subject Files
1. Abuja Declaration on South Africa, 1991
2. Academic Boycott, 1986-1988
3. Africa Fund, 1988-1990
4. Africa Groups of Sweden-AGIS, 1986-1989
5. Africa Information, 1993
6. African Deplomatic Association in Stockholm, 1993
7. African Deplomatic Women’s Association-ADWA, 1991
8. Africa Prize for leadership, 1989
9. Africa’s Women and Africa’s future, 1986-1988
10. Agreements: SA gov. & ANC, 1992
11. Amandla, n.d
12. Amandla Cultural Group, 1980
Box 27
13. Amandla in Sweden, 1980-1983
14. Amandla shows/tours, 1980-1983
15. ANC Administrative Study, 1989
16. ANC Anniversaries, 1988-1993
17. ANC Constitution, 1958, 1994
18. ANC Consultation Conference: Local Gov., 1990
19. ANC Copenhagen, 1987-1993
20. ANC & COSATU, 1986
21. ANC/COSATU/SACP Alliance, 1991
Box 28
22. ANC Dept of Arts and Culture, 1987-1990
23. ANC Dept of Health, 1989/1991
24. ANC Dept of Religious Affairs, 1987
25. ANC Development Centre-Dakawa, 1984 ( 2folders)
26. ANC Discussion Papers,1991
Land question
Health policy
All Party Conference
Strategy & tactics
Box 29.
27. ANC Draft Bill of Rights, 1993
28. ANC Eastern European Dialoque, 1992
29. ANC Education Dept., 1989-1992
30. ANC Finland Mission, 1988-1992
31. ANC 48th National Conference, 1991
32. ANC Land Commission,1993
33. ANC London Mission, 1988-1992
34. ANC Meetings-stockholm, 1988-1990
35. ANC National Conference Report , 1991
36. ANC National Consultative Conference, 1990
37. ANC National Consultative Conference, 1985
Box 30
38. ANC Statements, 1987-1990
ANC Call to the people
Negotiations
76-78th ANC Anniversaries
Arusha Conference
Situation in South Africa
Year of People’s Action for a Democradic SA
Emancipation of women
39. ANC Negotiation Bulletin, 1991-1992
40. ANC President’s Office, 1992
41. ANC Press Statements, 1987-1992
42. ANC Press Statements, 1990-1991
Box 31
43. ANC Press Statements, 1991-1992
44. ANC Press Statements, 1991-1993
45. ANC Quests’ Book
46. ANC Regional Youth Section, 1990-1991
47. ANC-SIDA Education Cooperation, 1987-1991
Box 32
48. ANC Statements on political occassions, 1986-1990
49. ANC Women’s Leaque, 1989-1992
50. ANC Women’s Leaque, 1990-1993
51. ANC Women’s Leaque, 1992-1993
52. ANC Women’s Leaque Conference: Kimberly, 1991
Box 33
53. ANC Women’s Regional Section: Zambia, 1979-1986
54. ANC Women’s Section correspondence, 1986-1990
55. ANC Women’s Section project, 1983-1991
56. ANC Youth Leaque, 1982-1990
57. ANC Youth Leaque, 1987-1992
Box 34
58. ANC Youth Inaugural Conference, 1991
59. ANC Youth: National Education Programme, 1991
60. ANC Youth Leaque Projects, 1991
61. ANC Youth Leaque: Regional Youth Section, 1986-1992
Box 35
62. ANC Youth and Student Section1971-976
63. Ake Magnusson portrait
64. Angola/ SA activities, n.d
65. Anti-ANC US legislation, 1986-1988
66. Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1986-1989
67. Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1972-1976
68. Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1983
69. Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1988-1990
Box 36
70. Anti-Apartheid Movement Meetin: Brussels, 1991
71. Anti-Apartheid Movement Pamphlets, 1976
72. Anti-A0partheid News, 1989
73. Apartheid: The Facts, 1983
74. Argument for Frihet Och Ratt, 1978-1979
75. Artists Against Apartheid, 1988-1993
76. Artists of Dakawa, 1987
77. Arts/images in Southern Africa, 1989
78. Arts & Culture, 1985-1989
Box 37
79. Arusha Conference, 1984
80. Arusha Conference, 1987
81. Arusha Conference, 1991
82. Association of Democratic Journalists, 1989
83. Association of Western European parliamentarians for Action Against Apartheid-AWEPAAA, 1990-1992
84. Barclays & South Africa, 1975
85. Batlagae Trust, 1991-1992
86. Biko Inquest, 1978
Box 38
87. Bisho Massacre, 1992
88. Black Sach, 1988
89. Black South Africa explodes, 1976
90. Botswana: Democracy in Southern Africa; Sir Seretse Khama, 1970
91. Boycotts/sanctions, 1978
92. British companies in South Africa, 1976-1977
93. Buang Basadi: Conference on Women & Writing, 1988
94. Bugging: Survey on Electronic surveillance Today, 1984
95. Buwa/Speak out, 1987-1988
96. Campaigns against apartheid, 1986-1989
Box 39
97. Cape Educational Computer Society-CECS, 1987-1989
98. Centre for Develpoment Studies, 1989-1990
99. Children and detention, 1986-1988
100. Children and repression, 1987-1989, 1993
101. Children on the frontline, 1987
102. CINQUE Film Project, 1990
Box 40
103. Circulars to students’ unions, n.d
104. Circulars to units,1971-1973
World Peace Council delegation to UN
Summer School: German Democratic Republic
Vorster’s version of dialogue
Situation in South Africa
OAU World Conference
Mzwadile’s Report on Somalia
Convocation of a National Convention in South Africa
Federal Republic of Germany’s collaboration with apartheid
ANC Youth & Students Against Imperialism
Tunis Festival: First Pan-African Youth and Students Festival
Tenth World Festival –Berlin
105. Civil Co-operation Bureau-CCB
106. Communique: Nordic ministers, 1983
107. CODESA, 1992
108. Conference: Bill of Rights for a Democratic South Africa, 1989, 1991
109. Conference on the Future of Security & Defence in South Africa
Box 41
110. Conference on the Plight of Refugees: Oslo, 1988 (2 folders)
111. Conflict and Change in Southern Africa, 1978
Box 42
112. Conflict and Change in South Africa, !978 (3 folders)
113. Congress of the Socialist International, 1989
114. Connection between Apartheid and European racism, 1990
115. Constitutional Guidelines, 1988-1992 (2folders)
Box 43
116. Constitutional Proposals, 1983-1987
117. Constrained by sanctions: Apartheid economy in 1988, 1989
118. Consultation on the rescheduling of South Africa’s debt, 1989
119. CONTRALESA Constitution, n.d
120. COSAS, 1990
121. COSATU Labour Trends, 1990
122. COSAW (Congress of South African Writers), 1988-1990
123. COSAWR (Committee on South African War Resistance)
Box 44
124. Cultural activities, 1983
125. Cultural Boycott, 1986
126. Culture and Development Conference, 1993
127. Culture in Another South Africa-CASA, 1987
128. Current African Studies, 1991-1993
Box 45
129. Dakawa Cultural Centre, 1986-1992
130. Danish sanctions, 1990
131. Deaths: Neil Aggett, Dulcie September, Freda Katz, Chief justice Lucas, Chris Hani, 1982-1993
132. Defections, 1989
133. De Klerk speeches, 1992
134. Delegation: ANC/SACTU, 1981
135. Delegation to Sweden, 1993
136. Dept of Arts and Culture, 1992
137. Dept Information & Publicity, 1987-1993
Box 46
138. Dept of International Affairs, 1992
139. Dept of Legal and Constitutional Affairs, 1988-1991
140. Detainees, 1970-1982
141. Development Centre-Dakawa porjects, 1986 (2folders)
Box 47
142. Discussion documents, 1971
Role of Youth and students
National question
Fight against apartheid
Bantustans
History and theory of Press
Reactionary violence
Call for Unity and United Front
143. Discusssion documents, 1989-1990
Local Gov., and structures
Land
Civic organisations
144. Discussion documents, 1986-1992
Bantustans as follow up from above
Economics: Nordic experience
Gulf situation
Housing
Language question
South African situation
Strategy and tactics of the liberation movement
Box 48
145. Dyani, Johnny’s death, 1986
146. Easter Conference Lund, 1972
147. Eastern Cape Development and Funding Forum-ECDAFF, 1992
148. Ebrahim, Ismael Ebrahim, 1987
149. Economic sanctions, 1977-1982
150. Education and Culture for Liberation in Southern Africa, 1981
151. Education in South Africa-papers, 1988
ANC students in Britain
People’s Education
Education crisis and apartheid
Seventh ANC National Education Council Report
Education workshhop
152. Education Resources and Information Centre: UWC, 1988
153. Education Projects, 1986-1993
154. Eighteenth Congress of the Socialist International, 1989
Box 49
155. Ekapa Records, 1984-1985
156. Elections Campaign, 1993
157. Elections Commissions, 1992
158. Elections Commission, 1992-1993 (2folders)
159. Electorial Systems: A discussion document, 1990
160. End Conscription Campaign, 1987-1988
Box 50
161. Ethnic Elections October 26
162. Ethiopia, 1988-1991
163. Expert opinions on South Africa, 1978-1991
Apartheid Education
Economic policies
Education and Transformation
Function of Education in struggle
Homelands and Town
Urban policy in Post-Apartheid
IMF & World Bank in Post-Apartheid
Post-Apartheid Foreign policy
Problems of Socialist Orientation & Democracy in Africa
Report on Children on Trial
Restructuring manufacturing sector
Bantustans
State Regulations and market intervention in SA land Reform
Total strategy in Southern Africa
UN: Apartheid and Southern Africa
164. Extended ANC/NEC Meeting, 1990
165. Extreme Right Wing Organisations, 1991-1992
166. Fact Sheet on Sweden, 1987-1990
167. Flyers/pamphlets, 1986, 1988
168. Foreign investments, 1979-1980
169. Formal and informal repression, 1990
Box 51
170. FOSACO (Federation of South African Cultural Organisations), 1990
171. Frontline States statements, 1987-1988
172. FSA (Norwegian Council for Southern Africa), 1977
173. Funding, 1986-1990
174. GDR (German Democratic Republic): Committee for Human Rights, 1982-1984
175. Gender Advisory Committee, 1992
176. Ghana Union- Stockholm, 1991-1992
177. Goldstone Report: Bisho Massacre, 1992
178. Grasping the Pricky Pear: Boputhatswana story, 1990
179. Grassroots, 1988
180. Harare Conference on Southern Africa, 1989
181. Health situation in South Africa, 1980
182. History in the Making: A Changing South Africa, 1990-1991
Box 52
183. Holomisa, General H.B: International Hearing on political violence in South Africa, 1992
184. Human Rights Commission, 1988-1993
185. Human Rghts Commission, 1989-1991
186. Human Rights Commission, 1990-1991
187. Human Rights Commission: Report on Destabilisation, 1992-1993
Box 53
188. Human Rights Commission, 1991-1992
189. Human Rights and Repression in South Africa, 1989
190. Humanitarian Assistance to the ANC, 1986-1988
191. IDAF (International Defence and Aid Fund), 1989-1991
192. IFP (Inkatha Freedom Party), 1986-1991
193. IMF (International Metalworkers Federation), 1984
Box 54
194. Inquiry into the Socioeconomic position of Ex-Political Prisoners, 1991
195. Inside South Africa’s Death Factory: Blach Sash Research Project, 1989
196. International Alert Conference on emerging conflicts, 1992
197. International Conference on Children: Repression and Law in South Africa, 1987
198. International Conference in Solidarity with Namibia, 1980
199. International Conference on south Africa-papers, 1991
Apartheid Education
Apartheid crime against humanity
Role of ethnicity in homelands and towns
Irag & Kuwait
200. International Health Care Research, 1988
201. International Hearing on political violence, 1992
202. International Meeting for Nuclear Free Zones, 1988
Box 55
203. International Organisations, 1988-1991
204. International Mandela Reception Committee, 1990
205. International Solidarity Conference: Building a New Country, 1993
206. International Women’s Solidarity with South Africa, 1984-1991
207. International Youth Conference on Elections and Democracy, 1993
208. International Youth and Student Organisations, 1987
209. Interviews: 1973
Adam Ralph-Wages and foreign companies
Marie J. Mombaris
Lord Stokes-British Leyland SA
John Hosey-Britain imports
Kay Hosey-Son’s arrest in SA
Reg September- Wages in SA
Neil Wafes-Investments in SA
210. Invitations on ANC occassions, 1988-1992
211. Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement, 1989-1992
Box 56
212. ISAK (Swedish Committee for an Isolated SA), 1986-1989
213. January 8th Commemoration Statements, 1985-1993
214. Joint Management Committees, 1984-1988
215. Kassinga File, 1978
216. Kenya Newsletter, 1980
217. Kwazulu Natal Indaba, 1986
218. Labour Movements, 1987
Box 57
219. Labour Movements, 1985-1987
220. Labour Movements, 1985-1987
221. Labour Movements, 1987
223. Labour Movements1989
224. Land Acts-Apartheids pillars, 1991
225. Land question, 1989 (2folders)
226. Lectures on Social Change, n.d
Science and social change
Dialectics of change
Historical materialism
Communist Manifesto
Social formations
African perspectives
Proletarian Revolutions
National liberation
Theory of Revolution
Elements of Socialist construction
Socialism and Nationalism
World Socialism: National Soveignty
227. Left Pary (VPK), 1989-1993
Box 58
228. LIWO (Library and Information Worker’s Organisation, 1990
229. Local Government and Planning, 1987-1990 (3 folders)
230. Low Intensity Warfare, 1987
231. Luthuli, Chief Albert, 1967
Box 59
232. Maake, Cassius assassination, 1987
233. Mabuza, Lindiwe: poems, 1987
234. Makatini, J.M.-messages regarding his death, 1988
235. Makonese, Philemon and Fezeka: poetry, n.d
236. Malibongwe Women’s poetry, 1986
237. Malibongwe Conference Reports, 1990 (2foldres)
238. Malibongwe Conference, 1990
Box 60
239. Mandela Reception Committee, 1990
240. Mandela 70th Birthday, 1988
241. Matla Trust, 1992
242. Mats, Ahlberg’s report: Visit to Sweden, 1987
243. Media Release: Negotiations, 1992
244. Memorandum: Mandela to De Klerk, 1992
245. Meso Theatre Group, 1988
246. Messages Against the Banning of Seventeen Organisations, 1988
247. Migrant Labour Report, 1976
248. Militarisation of South African Media: Information control, n.d
249. Military, 1967-1982
250. Military: FRG/SA collaboration, 1979
Box 61
251. Military: SA & Israel, 1975
252. Ministry for Foreign Affairs Statements, 1990
253. Molo Songololo, 1982
254. Movement for Democracy-Zaire/Kenya, 1990-1992
255. Mozambican Women in the military, 1974
256. Mwakenya (Union of Patriots for the Liberation of Kenya), 1986-1987
257. NADL (National Association of Democratic Lawyers), 1989, 1992
258. NAMDA (National Medical and Dental Association), 1989,1991
259. Namibia, 1972-1976
260. Namibia, 1987-1988
261. Namibia Bulletin, 1978, 1988
262. Namibia Codesria, 1989
263. Namibia Embassy, 1990-1993
264. Namibia facts and Figures, 1983-1984
Box 62-63
265. Namibia: Information & Comments, 1978-1983
266. Namibia: Information and Comments, 1980, 1988-1989
267. Namibia Newsbriefings, 1988-1989
268. Namibia Newspaper clippings, 1972-1979
269. Namibia Outlook
270. Namibia in Struggle: A Pictorial History, 1997
271. Namibia Support Committee, 1987
272. Namibia –UN News, 1988
273. Namibia Woman, 1988
274. Namibia Workshop on sanctions, 1986
275. Natal violence, 1990
276. National Conference of the ANC, 1991
Box 64
277. National Conferece documents, 1991
278. National Fundraising Workshop for SOMAFCO, 1986
279. National Peace Accord, 1991
280. National Sports Council, 1990-1993
281. National Union of Iragi Students, 1992
282. NEC (National Executive Committee) Statements, 1987-1989
283. NECC (National Education Crisis Committee), 1984-1986
284. NECC (National education Coordinating Committee) reports, 1990
285. Negotiations, 1989-1993
286. Nelson Mandela: His Life in the Struggle, A Pictrial History, 1988
Box 65
287. Newsletter of the Scandinavian Institute of African Studies, 1978
288. Newspaper Extracts (Swedish): Zimbabwe, 1980
289. New South Africa in the Making: The Role of the United Nations, 1992
290. New York Solidarity Conference, 1992
291. NUMSA (Nation Union of Metalworkers), 1990
292. NUSAS (National Union of South African Students) talks to the ANC, 1986
293. Nobel PeaceLaureates: FW DeKlerk & N. Mandela, 1993
294. Nordic Solidarity Conference, 1978
295. Obituaries/Deaths
Johnstone Makatini
Adolphus Mvemve
Vincent Khumalo
Joseph Mdluli
Alfred Hutchinson
Babla Salooje
Mohammed Timol
296. Oil Embargo in South Africa, 1986-1989
297. Olof Palme Foundation, 1990-1993
298. Opinions on Inkatha, 1987-1991
299. Opinions: the Ruling & Exiled Lesotho leaders, 1976,1982
300. Opinions
The fallen Cubans in Africa
Liberated SA economy
National Security Management System
Box 66
301. Organisation for Appropriate Social Services in South Africa, 1986
302. Organisation of African Unity-OAU, 1989
Organisations
303. Edman & Edman Vision, 1989
304. Farming Project Mazimbu, 1989
305. National Institute for Civil Service, 1991
306. Organisation of Lesbian & Gay Activists, 1987
307. Socialistiska Parteit, 1986-1993
308. Social Democratic Party, 1991-1993
309. Solidarity activities
310. Solidarity with South African Women
311. SOMAFCO, 1987-1988
312. Swederails, 1990
313. Swedish Agency for Research & Cooperation (SAREL), 1992
314. Swedish Association of Health Officers, 1990-1992
315. Swedish Red Cross, 1988-1991
316. Swedish Union of Clerical & Technical Employees, 1991-1992
317. Violence, 1989-1990
Box 67
318. Organised Violence, 1990
319. Oslo Conference, 1989 (2folders)
Box 68
320. PAC (Pan Africanist Congress), 1978-1992
321. Papers on South African Legislation/Judiciary, 1988-1989
322. Papers on Women’s Liberation, 1981-1990
323. Papers on Women’s Status and Role in South Africa, 1985-1992
324. Patriotic Front, 1990-1993
Box 69
325. PACE: A School in SOWETO, 1981
326. Paul Mcloskey: Congressman statement at JHB Airport, 1978
327. Peace Accord, 1990-1992
328. People’s History of South Africa: Gold and Workers, 1981
329. Pietermaritzburg Violence, 1986-1988
330. Plans: Dakawa Cultural Centre, 1985-1986
331. PLO (Palestine Liberation Organisation), 1988-1992
332. Poetry, n.d
333. Policy on South Africa: USA, 1987
Box 70
334. Political Death Sentences, 1988-1989
335. Political Education, 1988-1991
336. Political Prisoners, 1978, 1988-1991
337. Population and Race Classification, 1986
338. Poster collection/Anti-Imperialist Solidarity, 1985
339. Power to the People! South Africa in Struggle, 1981
340. Presidential Visit to Sweden, 1992
341. Press Releases on Angola, 1989-1991
Box 71
342. Press Releases: Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1979-1993
343. Press Statements, 1975-1981
344. Press Statements, 1986-1992
345. Press Statements, 1988-1990
346. Press Statements: Negotiations, 1991-1993
Box 72
347. Problem of unity in future South Africa, n.d
348. Profile of Potlako Leballo, n.d
349. Profile of Nelson Mandela, 1993
350. Profiles of South African and Namibian Women, 1981
351. Proletaren F.F., 1987-1989
352. Promat College, 1990
353. Red Cross, 1990
354. Redd Barna ( Norwegian Save the Children Organisation), 1988-1993
355. Regional Women’s Section Branch in Sweden, 1981-1990
Box 73
356. Regional Youth Section Branch in Sweden, 1991
357. Regional Youth Structure, 1987-1991
358. Religion and Politics in South Africa, 1989
359. Relocation in Dakawa, 1990
360. Repatriation, 1991
361. Pression: Children Detainees, 1986-1989
Box 74
362. Repression Report, 1993
363. Requests, 1988-1993
364. Research on Education in South Africa, 1988
365. Research: Conflict Resolution and Repatriation, 1991
366. Resolutions on Sanctions, 1985-1986
367. Role of African Opinion in the Struggle, 1985
368. Role of Kwazulu Natal Police, 1991
369. Role of Women in the Struggle, 1981-1988
370. Rustenburg Declarations of the Churches, 1990
371. Scandinavian Institute of African Studies, 1973
372. South African Solution, n.d
Box 75
373. SACBC (South African Catholic Bishops’ Conference), 1985-1986
374. SACC (South African Council of Churches), 1988-1992
375. SACTU (South African Congress of Trade Unions), 1971-1975
376. SACTU (South African Congress of Trade Unions), 1975-1990
377. SADCC (Southern African Development Coordinating Conference), 1988, 1990
378. SAHWET (South African Health, Welfare and education Trust), 1988-1992
Box 76
379. SAIRR (South African Institute of Race Relations), 1985
380. SAMWU (South African Municipal Workers Union), 1990
381. SANCO (South African Civics Organisation), 1992
382. South African Lifeline: Oil Embargo, n.d
383. Sanctions, 1986-1987
384. Sanctions, 1988-1990
Box 77
385. Sanctions, 1983
386. Sanctions, 1982-1988
387. Sanctions, 1987
388. Sanctions: Rhodesia/Zimbabwe
389. Sanctions, 1988-1990
Box 78
390. Sando Ucentrum, 1987-1988
391. SANROC ( South African Non-Racial Olympic Committee), 1971-1990
392. Save the Patriots Campaign, 1990
393. Save Solomon mahlangu Campaign, 1979
394. SAYCO (South African Youth Council), 1990-1991
395. Scandinavian Institute of Studies, 1973-1980
Imperialist strategy in Southern Africa
White response on sanctions
Limitations of Press Freedom in SA
Fascism
396. Scope for Sanctions, 1986
397. SDP (Swedish Social Democratic Party), 1987
Box 79
398. SDP (Swedish Social Democratic Party), 1987-1993
399. SDP (Swedish Social Democratic Party), 1986
400. SPD (Swedish Social Democratic Party), 1990
401. Secretary General’s Office, 1992
402. Selling Out to Apartheid: British support for trade with SA, 1989
403. Seminar on Culture and Development, 1991
404. Seventy-fifth Anniversary of the ANC, 1987
405. Seventy-fifth Birthday of Nelson Mandela, 1993
406. Sharpville Six, 1986-1989
407. Shell Campaign, 1986-1989
Box 80
408. Short Stories, n.d
Abroad and At Home, C. Pieterse
Before the Family Foregathering, C. Pieterse
Bongoza, ANC Khumalo
A Breakthrough, V. Moche and T. Mashigo
Busy Schedule, V. Moche and T. Mashigo
Button, D, September
The Courtroom Riot, M.W Serote and M. Nhlapo
A Day of Parting, B. Kgositsile
The Encounter, M.W Serote
Fallen Among Wolves, J. Congo
Frozen Soul, J. Congo
Holiday, C. Pieterse
Hooray! Hooray!, L. Mabuza
In the Night, B. Kgositsile
I Know my Name, K. Kgositsile
In the Wilderness of their Night, K. Maphepha
I Spit, Z. Sidzumo
I Wont Be Moved, P. Khazamula
Lost In the Wilderness, S.L. Mnumzana
The Mice, V. Moche
One Never Knows, R. Matlou
Our Fabric of Wills, K. Maphepha
The Parcel, B. February
The Rhythm of Life, V. Moche and T. Mashigo
She Been A Cherry Soph’Town My Boy, C. Pieterse
Silent Bullet, D. September
SOWETO Funeral
A Split Society-Fast Sounds on the Horizon, D. September
Still Born, D. September
The Strongest Wind, L. Mabuza and M. Patel
They Killed Old Manku, L. Morena
Thang’s Bicycle, A. La Guma
To All Who Live In It, J. Congo
A Voice Beyond The Grave, D. Ngubeni
Wake…June 1976, S. Molefe and L. Mabuza
Box 81
409. Short Stories contnues (2folders)
410. SIDA, 1990-1992
411. SIDA/ANC/SWAPO Education Programme, 1985-1989 (2folders)
Box 82
412. SIPIRI (Stockholm Internatinal Peace Research Institute) & SARDC (Southern Africa Research and Documentation Centre), 1986-1989
413. Social Democratic Youth of Swede, 1986-1991
414. SOFIA (Swedish Organisation for Future in Africa), 1992
415, Sol Plaatjie: South African Nationalist 1876-1934, 1984
416. Solidarity Organisations, 1979-1983
417. Solidarity Projects for Schools, 1985
418. Solomon Mahlangu Freedom College, 1985-1991
419. Sophiatown Autobiography, n.d
Box 83
420. South Africa: Choking Internal Resistance, 1987
421. South african Artists’ Associations, 1986
422. South African Artists/Musicians, 1990-1991
423. South African Constitution, 1993
424. South African Cultural Groups, 1988
425. South African Debt Rescheduling, 1989
426. South African Economic Research and Training policy, 1986
427. South African Government Propaganda, 1986
428. South African Health Workers, 1989-1990
429. South African Imprisonment Under the Pass Laws, 1986
430. South African and Namibian Refugees: Women and Children, 1989
Box 84
431. South African Press Comments on Resistance in the country, 1977-1981
432. South African Projects groups, 1991-1992
433. South African security issues, 1974-1980
434. South African Youth Congress, 1988
435. South African Youth Congress, 1990
436. South Africa’s Lifeline: Violations of the Oil Embargo, 1986
Box 85
437. Southern Africa Information Service, 1972-1974
438. Southern African Newsbriefing, 1989-1990
439. Speaking Engagements: Associations/Organisations, 1988
440. Speaking Engagements: Associations/Organisations, 1990-1992
441. Speaking Engagements: Associations/Organisations, 1992-1994
Box 86
442. Speeches
South Africa Hearing: K. Frydenlund, 1977
Plea to Western Powers: J. Nyerere, 1978
Apartheid on the Run: A. Pahad, n.d
Isolate Africa Committee Award: L Mabuza, 1989
Human Rights Award, M Makeba, 1989
OAU Document on Southern Africa, 1989
Symposium: North-South Solidarity, A. Carlsson, 1989
In Defence of Socialism, F. Castro, 1989
Changes in South Africa: King Moshoeshoe II, 1990
Liberation of Mandela: A Diouf, 1990
Annual Conference of the Chamber of Business: T. Mbeki, 1990
443. Speeches: International Defence and Aid Fund,1989
444. Speeches: De Klerk, F.W., 1990
445. Speeches: Mandela, Nelson, 1962-1992
446. Speeches: Mandela, Nelson, 1990-1992
447. Speeches: Mandela, Nelson, 1990-1993
448. Speeches: Olof Palme Memorial, 1989
449. Speeches: ANC Leadership in Sweden, 1990
Box 87
450. Speeches: ANC, 1986-1990
451. Speeches: Swedish Foreign Ministry, 1979-1981
452. Speeches: Tambo, O.R., 1986-1990
453. Sport campaigns against apartheid, 1986-1987
454. Stockholm Conference on Vietnam, 1974
455. Student Politics, 1986-1993
Box 88
456. Students’ Education Programme in Sweden, 1986-1989
457. Study on Sanctions, 1989
458. SWAPO, 1987-1989
459. SWAPO, !988-1989
Box 89
460. Sweden and the Frontline States, 1984, 1986
461. Swedish Cultural Groups, 1988-1989
462. Swedish Foreign Affairs statements, 1991
463. Swedish Mass Media, 1992
464. Swedish Business ties with apartheid, 1981
465. Swedish Trade Union and Investment Debate, 1979
Box 90
466. Support to the ANC, 1985
467. Symposium on South Africa, 1981
468. Tambo. O.R., 1993
469. Tambo, O.R.
470. To Sweden from the ANC, 1987
471. Total Strategy in Southern Africa, 1985
472 . Trade Union Solidrity-TCO/SACTU, 1978-1981
473. Training Projects, 1989
474. Transition to Democracy Act, 1992
475. Tribute to Olof Palme, 1986
477. Twilight Children, 1992
Box 91
478. Umkhonto We Sizwe activities
479. United Democratic Front, 1986-1987
480. UDUSA (Union of Democratic University Staff Association), 1988-1989
481. UFF/DPP (Ulandshjaelp fra folk til folk/Development Aid from People to People), 1986-1993
482. UN and Decolonisation, 1977
483. UN Associations, 1987-1993
484. UN Education & Training Programme, 1992
485. UN Expert Meeting, 1982
486. UNHCR & Repatriation of Exiles, 1992
487. UN on Namibia, 1986
Box 92
488. UN on Namibia, 1992
489. UN Seminar on Investment, 1987
490. UNESCO Reports, 1979-1982
491. United SA Artists, 1986
492. Unit (UN) on Apartheid, 1972-1973
493. Universities and repression: UFH & North, 1986
Box 93
494. Update on sanctions, 1989 (3folders)
495. Violence, 1988, 1990
Box 94
496. Visit to Sweden-Mandela, 1993
497. Voter Education & Training, 1992
498. Weapon against Apartheid? The UN Arms Embargo, 1979
499. Weekly Mail Film Festival, 1988
500. What is a Constitution?-ANC Constitutional Committee, 1990
501. Woman’s place Is in the struggle-Not Behind Bars, 1987
502. Women in Development, 1988-1992
503. Women Political Prisoners, 1986-1989
504. Women’s Coaliation, 1990-1993
505. Women’s Seminar: Women in Southern Africa, 1993
Box 95
506. Workshop: ANC Economic Policy, 1990
507. Workshop on Southern Africa: Sanctions, 1987
508. World Campaign Against Military Collaboration with SA, 1991-1992
509. World Campaign Against SA, 1988-1993
510. World Council of Churches, 1987-1989
511. WCC/SACC, 1985-1988
512. World Federation of Democratic Youth, 1992-1993
513. World Trade Centre Siege by Right Wing, 1993
Box 96
514. Youth role in the struggle, 1987-1988
515. Youth against Apartheid, 1991
516. Youth Conferences, 1987-1989
517. Youth Journals, 1989
518. Zabalaza Cultural Festival, 1990
519. Zambia Embassy, 1988-1993
Box 97
Minutes
1. ANC & Norwegian delegation, 1982
2. ANC & SIDA, 1983-1991
3. ANC Election Fundraising Committee, 1992
4. ANC & President of AIESEC, 1988
5. ANC members, 1988-1989
6. ANC Training Programmes, 1986-1987
7. ANC Youth League, 1991
8. Communiques, 1986
9. Consequences of violence, 1989-1990
10. Dept of International Affairs, 1990
11. National Women Executive Committee, 1987-1990
12. Intergovernmental Group Monitoring Oil Products to SA, 1990
Box 98
13. Kremlin, 1989
14. Nkobi, T & Rander, T, 1986
15. Nordic Foreign Affairs, 1988, 1990
16. Office Staff, 1987-1993
17. Regional Political Committee, 1988-1989
Box 99
Photographs
1. ANC executed cadres
2. ANC-Holland Hospital
3. ANC Individual members
4. ANC leaders
5. ANC leaders in Sweden
6. ANC leaders released
7. ANC members
8. ANC Representative: Mnqikana, Sobitana
9. Africa Bulletin
10. Amandla Cultural Group (2folders)
Box 100
11. Amandla Cultural Group (2folders)
12. Anderson, Herman
13. Andeson, Sten
14. Arrivals: Congress of the People
15. Bahula, Julian
16.
Box 5
Photographs
Subjects
Amandla Cultural Group
ANC Camps
ANC in Exile
ANC Leadership in Sweden
Children
Cross Border Raids
Cultural Activities (3 folders)
Education and protest – miscellaneous, c.1987
Fund-raising for ANC, 8 January 1991
General (5 folders)
Goldberg, Dennis – June 16 raid
Individuals
Mabuza, Lindiwe
Mandela, Nelson
Natal
Presidential Visit to Sweden, 1992
Protest Activities
Box 6
Solidarity Activities (2 folders)
SOMAFCO
South Africa
SWAPO (South West African People’s Organization)/Namibia
Tambo, O.R.
Tambo, O.R. in Sweden
Box 6 (cont.)
Photographs (cont.)
Subjects (cont.)
Unidentified, 1990
Unidentified (conference or fund-raising?)
Welcoming the leader home, 1989-1990
Winnie at Brandfurt
Women
Slides (numbered)
1 - Miscellaneous – including people, landscapes, c.1966
2 - Art
3 - Amandla
4 - South Africa (Soweto)
5 - Operation Norway, 1985
6 - Art
7 - Art
8 - Miscellaneous
9 - Photos from Southern Africa – miscellaneous
10 - Art
11 - Apartheid in South Africa
Unnumbered – unidentified woman and children
Box 7
Albums - Numbered
1 - Amandla (ANC Cultural Group visits Tvind)
2 - Slides of ANC Propaganda Posters
3 - Mabhida, Moses – funeral services, 1986
4 - Miscellaneous
ANC cultural events at Sweden Mission
Wedding photos (unidentified couple)
Wedding photos (unidentified attendees)
5 - Miscellaneous
Women and children
Mabuza, Lindiwe (also Mandela, Winnie)
6 - Cultural activities
7 - Mabuza, Lindiwe and two others
Box 8
8 - Amandla (ANC cultural group visits Tvind)
9 - ANC solidarity protests
10 - Miscellaneous
Refugee camp(s)?
ANC parade or protest with prominent leaders
11 - Miscellaneous
Tambo, O.R. – visit to India
Tambo, O.R. – international conference
ANC work and Mabuza, Lindiwe
Box 9
Photographs (cont.)
Albums – Numbered (cont.)
12 - South Africa(?) – people, houses and landscape
13 - Amandla (ANC cultural group)
14 - Amandla (ANC cultural group)
15 - Miscellaneous
Concert photos
Mabuza, Lindiwe photos
Handwritten note to Lindiwe Mabuza from Imabnus Bergmar, July 2, 1981 with photo negatives
16 - Miscellaneous
Agricultural work
Performance
Women’s conference(?) and women
Albums - Unnumbered
Miscellaneous from ANC Sweden Mission
SOMAFCO and Dakawa, 1988
“ANC 1987: 10 Years in Tanzania”
Miscellaneous
Box 10
Posters
Miscellaneous from Sweden mission
Box 11
Miscellaneous from Sweden mission
Box 12
Publications
Africa Confidential, 1976-1993
Box 13
African Communist, 1970-1976
Box 14
African Communist, 1977-1984
Box 15
African Journalist, 1988-1989
Amandla, 1988-1991
Box 16
ANC News Briefing, 1976-1978
Box 17
ANC News Briefing, 1987, 1989
Box 18
ANC News Briefing, 1989-1990
Box 19
Publications (cont.)
Chile Bulletin, 1978
Box 20
Cuba International, 1989-1990
Box 21