BC
640 H G LAWRENCE PAPERS Manuscripts & Archives University of Cape Town Libraries
|
presented
to |
The University of Cape Town Libraries |
by |
Mrs H. G. Lawrence |
A List |
compiled
by |
L.
H. Twentyman Jones |
Additions
presented by Mr J. Lawrence |
List
revised by Lesley Hart, 2002 |
1980,
rev. 2002 |
|
Biographical
note |
ii |
|
The
Collection |
iii |
A. |
PERSONAL
PAPERS |
1 |
B. |
GENERAL
CORRESPONDENCE |
1 |
C. |
ELECTION
CAMPAIGNS, 1929‑1961 |
4 |
D. |
POLITICAL
CAREER, 1924‑1938 |
6 |
E. |
CABINET
APPOINTMENT AND PORTFOLIOS |
6 |
F. |
PARLIAMENTARY
AFFAIRS AFTER 1948 |
8 |
G. |
UNITED
PARTY |
8 |
H. |
PROGRESSIVE
PARTY |
9 |
J. |
LEGAL
PAPERS |
10 |
K. |
ARTICLES
AND BROADCASTS |
10 |
L. |
SPEECHES |
10 |
M. |
CARTOONS |
11 |
N. |
PAMPHLETS |
11 |
P. |
NEWSPAPER
CLIPPINGS |
11 |
Q |
PHOTOGRAPHS
AND NEWSREEL |
11 |
R |
MISCELLANEOUS |
12 |
BIOGRAPHICAL
NOTE
Harry
Gordon Lawrence, B.A.LLB,Q.C. (1901‑1973) was born in Cape Town and
educated at Rondebosch Boys' High School and the University of South Africa.
While studying for his BA he taught at the Western Province Preparatory School
from 1919 to 1921. In 1922 he was appointed registrar to Judge F.G. Gardiner and
wrote articles on a variety of subjects to supplement his income. He obtained
his BA in 1923, his LLB in 1925 and in 1926 was called to the Bar. 1926 also saw
the start of Lawrence's serious involvement in politics.
He
entered Parliament in 1929 as South African Party M.P. for Salt River and
retained his seat until 1961, when he stood as representative of the Progressive
Party and was defeated. From 1938 to 1948 Lawrence held various Cabinet posts
including Labour, Interior, Public Health, Welfare & Demobilization and
Justice. In 1947 Lawrence was the South African delegate to the British
Commonwealth Conference, Canberra and South African delegate at the United
Nations.
H.G.
Lawrence was involved in the formation of the Progressive Party in 1959 and
became the Party's National Chairman in 1960.
H.G.
Lawrence married Jean St Leger Searle, daughter of Sir Malcolm Searle, in 1931
and they had two sons, Christopher and Jeremy.
THE
COLLECTION
The
Harry Gordon Lawrence Papers were presented to the University of Cape Town
Libraries in 1977 and 1978 by Mrs H.G. Lawrence and number 8 589 items.
Further additions were received from Mr Jeremy Lawrence in 2000 and 2002.
e collection consists of documents relating mainly to H.G. Lawrence's
political career which stretched from 1929 to the 1960s. These include diaries
1938‑1943, 1947‑1973; correspondence; speeches; articles, memoranda;
pamphlets; newspaper clippings etc. and cover election campaigns,
1929‑1961; Lawrence's cabinet positions as Minister of Labour, Interior,
Public Health, Welfare & Demobilization, Justice, 1938‑1948; as well
as his role in the Indian problem and as South African delegate to the United
Nations in 1947 etc. ere is
important material on the formation of the Progressive Party in 1959.
Other material in the collection includes notes etc. on legal cases,
numerous articles and broadcasts, speeches, pamphlets and newspaper clippings on
topics such as politics, railways, unemployment, housing etc., 1920‑1970s.
There are no restrictions on the use of the collection, but permission
should first be obtained from the University Librarian.
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BC
640 H G Lawrence Papers |
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A |
PERSONAL
PAPERS |
No
of items |
A1.1-A1.34 |
Certificates
and other personal documents, 1887-1946 |
34 |
A2.1-A2.34 |
Diaries,
1938-1943; 1947-1973 |
34 |
A2.35-A2.39 |
Private
diaries, 1923-1924; 1927-1929 |
5 |
A3.1-A3.131 |
Overseas
tours, 1956; 1962, 1966; 1971; 1972; including itineraries,
correspondence, interviews, etc. |
132 |
A4-A8 |
Miscellaneous |
|
A4.1-A4.18 |
Earnings
for income tax purposes, 1933-1939 |
18 |
A5.1-A5.6 |
Kenilworth
Scout Troop Minutes, 1925-1927; A.G.M Agenda 1967-1970 |
6 |
A7.1-A7.26 |
Christmas
card lists, programmes, invitations and other miscellania, 1929-1971 |
26 |
A8.1-A8.8 |
Personal
newspaper clippings, 1930-1973 |
8 |
A9.1 |
Illuminated
address |
1 |
A10.1 |
Message
to Harry Lawrence |
1 |
A11.1-A11.2 |
Obituaries
(in scrapbook) and House of Assembly debates containing tributes to HGL |
2 |
A12.1-A12.7 |
English
compositions by HGL, 1918 & cartoon by HGL, 1915 |
7 |
A13 |
Two
pages of notes by HGL; introduction to a planned autobiography, 1971. MSS. |
1 |
A14 |
Transcript
of interview with B J Vorster about HGL, 1977. (Interviewer: Jeremy
Lawrence) |
1 |
B |
GENERAL
CORRESPONDENCE |
|
B1-B42 |
Correspondence
with individuals (arranged alphabetically) |
|
B1 |
Lord
Addison, 22.12.1947. TS |
1 |
B2.1-B2.5 |
Ken
Anderson, 6.8.1949, 22.12.1949. TSS |
5 |
B3 |
Thomas
E Archer, 17.6.1938. MS |
1 |
B4.1-B4.4 |
Sir
Alfred Beit, 24.8.1948, 26.5.1966 with HGL’s replies. TSS |
4 |
B5 |
F
S Berning, 4.1.1955. TS |
1 |
B6.1-B6.3 |
Major-General
G E Brink, 2.4.1971. MS, with HGL’s reply |
3 |
B7.1-B7.5 |
Clive
(Corder?), Nov 1965 re R Smitsdorff, TS and MS |
5 |
B8.1-B8.5 |
Margaret
Creswell, 18.3.1970-12.4.1970. MSS, with HGL’s reply |
5 |
B9 |
J W de Villiers, 3.5.1954. TS |
1 |
B10.1-B10.2 |
J
P Duminy, 27.12.1967, 16.3.1971. TSS |
2 |
B11 |
Commodore
J H Edelstein, 17.1.(1942?). MS |
1 |
B12 |
Leif
(Egeland?), 1.12.1947. MS |
1 |
B13.1-B13.4 |
Louis Esselen, 4-11.11.1935. TS,
with HGL’s reply |
4 |
B14 |
Senator
A J P Fourie, 7.6.1938. MS |
1 |
B15 |
Dr
Henry Gluckman, 9.12.1970. TS |
1 |
B16 |
Sir de Villiers Graaff, 28.4.1964. TS |
1 |
B17.1-B17.4 |
Barbara
M Grieve, National Council of Women of SA, 29.7.1970, 1.10.1970 with
reply. TSS |
4 |
B18.1-B18.5 |
Han
H Hofmeyr, 7.6.1938-7.5.1945. MSS & TS |
5 |
B19.1-B19.3 |
Roslyn
Levitt re HGL’s Cabinet appointment, 30.6.1971 |
2 |
B20.1-B20.38 |
W
E (Billy) Luke, 1966-1971. TSS (Also corresp. In A3) |
38 |
B21.1-B21.4 |
Dominick
McCausland, 25.9.1939, 17.6.1940. MSS |
4 |
B22.1-B22.4 |
Colonel
C F Miles-Cadman, 4.10.1968, 16.12.1968. MSS with replies |
4 |
B23 |
Admiral
Lord Mountevans, 28.2.1948. TS |
1 |
B24.1-B24.2 |
Harry
Oppenheimer, 27.10.1956, 6.11.1961. MSS |
2 |
B25 |
P
O Sauer, 20.3.1964. TS |
1 |
B26 |
B
J Schoeman, 25.8.1959. TS |
1 |
B27.1-B27.2 |
K
A (Monkey) Sellar, 12.5.1948. TS |
2 |
B28.1-B28.2 |
Cecil
J Sibbett, 6.3.1955. MS |
2 |
B29.1-B29.17 |
J
C Smuts, 16.2.1927-6.2.1950, and two letters from Isie Smuts to Jean
Lawrence, 1945 & 1951. MSS & TS |
17 |
B30 |
Bertha
Solomon, 24.7.1968. MS |
1 |
B31.1-B31.5 |
C
F Stallard, 1971. TSS & MSS |
5 |
B32.1-B32.2 |
Walter
(Stanford?), 6.5.1965, re politics in Lesotho. TS & MS |
2 |
B33 |
F
Claud Sturrock, 11/6/1938. MS |
1 |
B34.1-B34.2 |
Helen
Suzman, 25.1.1963. TS |
2 |
B35.1-B35.3 |
C
R Swart, 1.9.1959-28.1.1965. TSS |
3 |
B36 |
Catherine
Taylor, 5.1.1955. TS |
1 |
B37 |
Major-General
Frank H. Theron, 25.2.1941. TS |
1 |
B38 |
Piet
(van der Byl?), 10.3.1969. MS |
1 |
B39.1-B39.2 |
(Clifford
Miles Warren?), 5.1.1954. TS |
2 |
B40.1-B40.3 |
Harry
Welsh, Feb.1955. TSS |
3 |
B41.1-B41.2 |
Alleyne
Yeld, (Oct 1941?). MS |
1 |
B42 |
B
Yudel, 20.6.1938. MS |
1 |
B43.1-B43.99 |
Correspondence
with individuals (arranged chronologically), 1934-1971 |
99 |
B43.100-B43.106 |
Correspondence
with individuals, including Donald Woods, Mrs E Verwoerd and K Havenga
(additions to collection, Mar 2002) |
7 |
B44.1-B44.12 |
Correspondence
with the Owl Club, 1924-1971 |
12 |
B45.1-B45.10 |
Correspondence
re the Round Table, 1963-1970 |
10 |
B46.1-B46.55 |
Correspondence
with various clubs, societies and associations, 1929-1971 |
55 |
B47.1-B47.7 |
Correspondence
with Dept of Native Affairs, 1953 |
7 |
B48.1-B48.67 |
Correspondence
with Consolidated Diamond Mines of S.W.A. Ltd and other companies,
1968-1973 |
67 |
B49.1-B49.18 |
Correspondence
with the Greek royal family, 1949-1971 |
18 |
B50.1-B50.14 |
Correspondence
with Princess Eugenie Radziwell, 1949-1960 |
14 |
B51.1-B51-34 |
Assorted
Christmas cards |
34 |
C |
ELECTION
CAMPAIGNS, 1929-1961 |
|
C1-C8 |
Parliamentary
General Elections |
|
C1 |
1929
General Election – Salt River Electoral Division |
|
C1.1-C1.21 |
Lists
of voters, helpers, etc. |
21 |
C1.22-C1.43 |
Speeches
and notes for speeches |
23 |
C1.44-C1.68 |
Letters
and telegrams of good wishes before the election, Feb – June |
25 |
C1.69-C1.116 |
General
correspondence re organisation of election, Feb – June |
48 |
C1.117-C1.329 |
Congratulatory
letters and telegrams, June |
213 |
C1.330-C1.399 |
Campaign
leaflets etc. – South African Party, South African Labour Party, A.P.O,
etc. |
70 |
C1.400-C1.496 |
Newspaper
clippings, Jan-July |
97 |
C2 |
1933
General Election. Salt River Electoral Division |
|
C2.1-C2.63 |
Letters,
etc of good wishes and congratulations, May |
63 |
C2.64-C2.79 |
Other
correspondence etc re campaign, May |
16 |
C2.80-C2.175 |
Newspaper
clippings, Dec. 1932-June 1933 |
96 |
C3 |
1938
General Election. Woodstock Electoral Division |
|
C3.1-C3.11 |
Good
wishes before the election, May |
11 |
C3.12-C3.13 |
Campaign
leaflets |
2 |
C3.14-C3.90 |
Congratulatory
letters and telegrams, May |
77 |
C3.91-C3.103 |
Miscellaneous
lists of helpers, etc. |
13 |
C4 |
1943
General Election. Salt River Electoral Division |
|
C4.1-C4.30 |
Campaign
leaflets, letters, lists of helpers etc. |
30 |
C4.31-C4.120 |
Congratulatory
telegrams and letters, July |
90 |
C5 |
1948
General Election. Salt River Electoral Division |
|
C5.1-C5.19 |
Campaign
leaflets, letters etc. |
19 |
C6 |
1953
General Election. Salt River Electoral Division |
|
C6.1-C6.13 |
Campaign
leaflets, letters etc. |
13 |
C7 |
1958
General Election. Salt River Electoral Division |
|
C7.1-C7.20 |
Campaign
leaflets, letters etc. |
20 |
C8 |
1961
General Election. Salt River Electoral Division |
|
C8.1-C8.49 |
Campaign
letters, leaflets, speech notes, newspaper clippings, etc. |
49 |
C8.50-C8.157 |
Letters
of good wishes before polling day, and letters of sympathy after, incl.
Helen Suzman, Zach de Beer, Donald Molteno, etc. |
108 |
C9-C19 |
Parliamentary
Bye elections |
|
C9.1-C9.2 |
1929
Gezina, newspaper clippings |
2 |
C10.1-C10.2 |
1931
Woodstock, newspaper clippings |
2 |
C11.1 |
1932
Woodstock, newspaper clippings |
1 |
C12.1-C12.21 |
1932
Colesberg, letters, speech notes |
21 |
C12.22-2.137 |
1932
Colesberg, newspaper clippings, April-November |
116 |
C13.1-C13.16 |
1932
Germiston, speech notes, leaflets etc. |
16 |
C13.17-3.189 |
1932
Germiston, newspaper clippings, Aug – Nov |
173 |
C14.1 |
1933
Caledon, newspaper clippings, Sept |
1 |
C15.1-C15.10 |
1934
Witbank, newspaper clippings, April – May |
10 |
C16.1-C16.37 |
1935
East London, newspaper clippings, March-April |
37 |
C17.1-C17.5 |
1935
Senekal, newspaper clippings, August |
5 |
C18.1-C18.5 |
1936
Port Elizabeth, newspaper clippings, January |
5 |
C19.1-C19.14 |
1936
Rosettenville, newspaper clippings, April-May |
14 |
C20-C26 |
Provincial
Council Elections |
|
C20.1-C20.42 |
1927
Salt River, newspaper clippings, Jan-Feb |
13 |
C21.1-C21.2 |
1930
Salt River, newspaper clippings, May |
2 |
C22.1-C22.34 |
1931
Salt River bye election, leaflets, newspaper clippings, Aug – Sept |
34 |
C23.1-C23.14 |
1933
Salt River, newspaper clippings, Aug |
14 |
C24.1-C24.7 |
1935
Caledon bye election, newspaper clippings, Nov. |
7 |
C25.1-C25.11 |
1949
General, leaflets, newspaper clippings, Feb.-Mar |
11 |
C26.1-C26.9 |
1954
General, memorandum, speech notes, newspaper clippings, May-Aug. |
9 |
D. |
POLITICAL CAREER 1924-1938 |
|
D1.1-D1.59 |
Early
political memoranda, speeches etc.1924-1938 |
63 |
D2.1-D2.14 |
Newspaper
clippings re HGL’s entry into Parliament, 1929 |
14 |
D3.1-D3.178 |
Cape
Parliamentary Debating Society, 1923-1936, 1948, agenda, speeches, notes,
correspondence etc |
182 |
D3.179 |
Article
by H.G.L. on the Cape Parliamentary Debating Society, published in The
Cape Review, 1935 |
1 |
E. |
CABINET
APPOINTMENT AND PORTFOLIOS |
|
E1.1-E1.210 |
Congratulatory
letters re cabinet appointment, June-July 1938, also procedural matters re
cabinet |
210 |
E1.211 |
Cape
Times
poster, announcing H.G.L.'s Cabinet appointment, 6 June 1938 |
1 |
E2 |
Minister
of Labour, 1938-1939 |
|
E2.1-E2.71 |
Documents
and memoranda, including material on Coloured affairs. Also clippings and
pamphlets |
71 |
E3 |
Minister
of Interior, 1939-1943, 1948 |
|
E3.1-E3.34 |
Documents re policy
etc, Sept.1939 |
34 |
E3.35-E3.83 |
Official
correspondence, 1939-1943, 1948 |
49 |
E3.84-E3.127 |
Bureau of
Information, memoranda, statements, broadcasts etc, 1939-1940 |
44 |
E3.128-3.157 |
Civilian Protective Services, correspondence,
notes, plans, newspaper clippings, etc. March 1942-1946 |
30 |
E3.158-3.244 |
Internal
Security Committee notes, minutes, etc. 23.5.1940-24.6.1940 |
87 |
E3.245-3.261 |
National
security regulations, 1940 |
16 |
E3.262-3.271 |
Reports
on Nazis, Broederbond, Otto von Strahl’s Reminiscences of a former
German diplomat, R.Leibbrandt, etc. 1941 |
10 |
E3.272-3.282 |
Censorship,
correspondence, summaries no.7,9,12, 1940-1941 |
11 |
E3.282-3.312 |
Immigration,
memoranda, policy statements, newspaper clippings, 1946-1948 |
30 |
E3.313-3.329 |
Newspaper
clippings, 1939-April 1943 incl. flag issues, daylight saving etc. |
17 |
E3.330-3.352 |
Newspaper
clippings re internal security, Dec. 1939-April 1943 |
23 |
E4 |
Minister
of Welfare and Demobilization, incl. Public Health, 1939-1948 |
|
E4.1 |
General
correspondence, 1944-1947 |
10 |
E4.11-E4.52.1 |
Memoranda
and other documents, 1943-1944 |
43 |
E4.53-E4.76 |
National
Health Services Commission, 1944. Report, memoranda, statements,
etc. |
48 |
E4.77-E4.124 |
National
Health Services Advisory Committee, memoranda, etc. 1945 |
48 |
E4.125-4.137 |
Demobilization,
statements, notes, newspaper clippings, etc., 1947 |
13 |
E4.138-4.140 |
Directorate
of Demobilization, reports, 1945-1946 |
3 |
E4.141-4.162 |
Newspaper
clippings on health and housing, 1943 |
22 |
E4.163-4.164 |
Publications
on social welfare |
2 |
E5 |
Minister on
Justice, 1945-1948 |
|
E5.1-E5.43.1 |
Official
correspondence, memoranda, etc. 1946-1948 |
48 |
E5.44-E5.86 |
Nazi activities,
internments, etc. 1941-1947 |
43 |
E5.87-E5.88 |
Commutation
of death sentences |
2 |
E6 |
South
African delegate to British Commonwealth Conference, Canberra, 1947 |
|
E6.1-E6.102 |
Correspondence,
records of proceedings, newspaper clippings, etc. |
102 |
E7 |
South
African delegate at the United Nations, 1947 |
|
E7.1-E7.19 |
Speeches
to the General Assembly, 19.9.1947-20.11.1947 |
19 |
E7.20-E7.53 |
Negotiations
between South African and Indian delegations to the U.N., Sept.-Oct. 1947,
including HGL’s reports to General Smuts |
24 |
E7.54-E7.119 |
Miscellaneous
correspondence, Sept 1947-Feb.1948, incl. HGL’s impressions of the U.N. |
66 |
E7.120-7.339 |
Newspaper
clippings, 30.1.1947, 14.9.1947-19.12.1947 |
220 |
E7.340-7.344 |
Pamphlets
on S.W.A. and U.N. |
4 |
E8 |
Indian Affairs,
1926, 1939-1975 |
|
E8.1-E8.167 |
Documents, notes, correspondence, etc.
Incl. clippings on Indian penetration, 1943; Indian
Advisory Board and position of Indian wives |
167 |
F |
PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS
AFTER 1948 |
|
F1.1-F1.133 |
General,
1948-1970, incl. notes for parliamentary debates and other miscellaneous
parliamentary memoranda |
133 |
F2 |
Constitutional
matters |
|
F2.1-F2.70 |
Separate
Representation of Voters Bill, 1951-1951, 1954. Incl. documents, notes for
speeches, opinions, pamphlets, etc. Also High Court of Parliament Bill |
70 |
F2.71-F2.127 |
Senate
Bill, 1955-1956. Incl. notes for parliamentary debates, newspaper
clippings, pamphlets, etc. |
57 |
F2.128-2.135 |
Constitutional
reform, opinion and memorandum, 1957 |
8 |
F2.136-2.171 |
Constitutional
matters 1960-1961, incl. Republic Referendum |
36 |
F3 |
Race
relations |
|
F3.1-F3.15 |
Miscellaneous
documents incl. Dept of Native Afairs, 1947-1957 |
15 |
F3.16-F3.33 |
Tomlinson
Commission Report – notes, clippings, etc. 1955-1956 |
18 |
F3.34-F3.54 |
Correspondence
re race classification, 1961-1962 |
21 |
F4 |
State
of Emergency, 1960-1961 |
|
F4.1-F4.95 |
Notes,
correspondence re township disturbances and detainees, report of Langa
Commission of Enquiry, HGL’s last speech in Union Parliament etc |
94 |
F5 |
Foreign
Affairs, 1949-1960 |
|
F5.1-F5.17 |
Statements,
pamphlets etc |
17 |
G |
UNITED
PARTY |
|
G1.1-G1.24 |
Policy
statements, 1948-1954 |
24 |
G2.1-G2.3 |
Parliamentary
summaries 1954, 1957, 1959 |
3 |
G3.1-G3.5 |
Miscellaneous
documents 1954-1955 incl. summary of interview between HGL and J G N
Strauss, 19.10.1954 re Party leadership |
5 |
G4.1-G4.34 |
S.A.P./U.P.
periodicals |
|
G4.1-G4,7 |
The
Ballot Box/ Die Stembus. No.1 March 1929-no.6 June 1929 |
7 |
G4.8-G4,26 |
Newsletter,
1939?-1950. Incomplete |
19 |
G4.27-G4.29 |
The
South African Woman, 1929-1931. Incomplete |
3 |
G4.30-G4.34 |
The
Voter, 1938-1950. Incomplete |
5 |
G5.1-G5.19 |
S.A.P.
U.P political pamphlets, leaflets etc. 1929-1954 |
19 |
H |
PROGRESSIVE
PARTY |
|
H1 |
Formation
of the Party in 1959 |
|
H1.1-H1.173 |
Documents,
notes, memoranda, correspondence incl. early references to U.P. leadership
crisis, land issue, actual split |
173 |
H1.174-1.175 |
Mrs
Jean Lawrence's notes on events concerning the formation of the Party, May
1959, for the benefit of her sons living abroad |
2 |
H2.1-H2.127 |
General
Party correspondence, 1960-1971 |
127 |
H3.1-H3.37 |
Progressive
Party speeches and notes for speeches by HGL, 1960-1969. Incl. text of an
address by H F Oppenheimer, 1963 |
37 |
H4.1-H4.109 |
National
Congresses, including minutes of National Executive, Leaders and Action
Committees, 1960-1971 |
8 |
H5.1-H5.8 |
Provincial
Congresses and Regional Committee minutes, 1964-1970 |
8 |
H6.1-H6.17 |
Press
and policy statements, 1960-1970, incl. memoranda, Molteno Commission, etc |
17 |
H7 |
Publications |
|
H7.1-H7.23 |
Constitution,
Fact papers |
23 |
H7.24-H7.28 |
Policy
directivew, 1962-1964 |
5 |
H7.29-H7.80 |
Policy,
Fact and Comment, News Review, Information Bulletins, The Forum, Progress,
1959-1970 |
52 |
H8.1-H8.138 |
Newspaper
clippings, 1959-1975, incl. the U.P – Progressive split |
138 |
J |
LEGAL
PAPERS |
|
J1.1-J1.445 |
Legal cases, A-Z, including notes, opinions, arguments, appeals, etc. |
447 |
J1.446-J.460 |
Legal
cases, unidentified notes and newspaper clippings |
15 |
J2 |
Legal
fees, 1926-1938. MS. 109p. |
1 |
J3.1-J3.30 |
Miscellaneous
legal documents, 1937-1963; including correspondence re legal aid, 1963 |
30 |
K |
ARTICLES
AND BROADCASTS. Includes correspondence relating to the articles |
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K1.1-K1.21 |
Parliamentary
and political topics, 1930-1936 |
32 |
K1.32-K1.82 |
Parliamentary
and political topics, 1951-1972 |
51 |
K2.1-K2.22 |
Political
personalities: - F H P Creswell, Bp. F H Gow, J B M Hertzog, J H Hofmeyr,
D F Malan, Colin Steyn, Helen Suzman |
21 |
K3.1-K3.65 |
Gen.
J C Smuts – incl. articles, speeches and related correspondence,
1950-1973 |
65 |
K4.1-K4.84 |
World
War II – articles written from 1962-1972, incl. very detailed questions
and answers on the outbreak of war September 1939 |
84 |
K5.1-K5.30 |
General,
including descriptive and popular topics, ca. 1920-1926 |
30 |
K6.1-K6.192 |
Legal
topics, incl. “Recent legal decisions by Judex”, a series of articles
published in the Cape Times, 1922-1928 |
15 |
K7.1-K7.15 |
“Varsity
Notes”, a series of articles published in the Cape Times, 1923-1926 |
15 |
K8.1-K8.13 |
Articles
by others, incl. Sir A Beit, H F Oppenheimer, etc. |
13 |
K9.1-K9.17 |
“Political
Commentary”, a series of articles published in the Cape Argus, 1948-1973 |
17 |
L. |
SPEECHES.
For speeches prior to 1938 see Section D |
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L1.1-L1.46 |
Mainly
political and parliamentary speeches, 1938-1955 |
46 |
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For
parliamentary speeches post 1948 see Section F1 |
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L2.1-L2.60 |
General
speeches, 1958-1971 |
60 |
L3 |
Tape
recording of speech by H.G.L. on 24.5.1969, incl. 1939 Cabinet decision.
(see also L2.8-L2.13) |
1 |
M |
CARTOONS |
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M1-M16 |
Cartoons by Wyndham Robinson, Bob Connolly, Leyden and T O Honiball, many featuring H.G.L., 1929-1959 (some O/S) |
16 |
N |
PAMPHLETS |
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N1.1-N1.32 |
General
South African politics |
32 |
N2.2-N2.23 |
Race
relations |
23 |
N3.1-N3.6 |
Miscellaneous
South African topics |
6 |
N4.1-N4.20 |
South
African government publications, 1916-1969 |
20 |
N5.1-N5.16 |
International
affairs, incl. American and British policy re Africa and World War II |
18 |
N6.1-N6.4 |
British
Royal visit to South Africa, 1947: souvenir brochure and periodicals |
4 |
P |
NEWSPAPER
CLIPPINGS |
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P1.1-P1.1176 |
General
political and parliamentary affairs, 1920-1978 |
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P2.1-P2.34 |
The
Labour Party and the end of the Pact Government, 1930-1932 |
34 |
P3.1-P3.140 |
Fusion, 1933-1935 |
140 |
P4.1-P4.61 |
The
“Native question”,1931-1938 |
61 |
P5.1-P5.44 |
World
War II and the neutrality issue, 1939-1945; 1961-1969 |
44 |
P6.1-P6.323 |
Railways,
incl. some harbours, 1929-1936; 1949-1959 |
323 |
P7.1-P7.220 |
Unemployment
and other social problems, 1929-1937 |
220 |
P8.1-P8.29 |
Housing,
incl, slums, 1929-1937 |
29 |
P9.1-P9.77 |
General
miscellaneous, 1923-1944 |
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Q |
PHOTOGRAPHS and
NEWSREEL |
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Q1.1-Q1.6 |
Portraits
of Harry Lawrence, 1941 |
6 |
Q2.1–Q2.1 |
Election
campaign, Salt River, 1929 (O/S) |
3 |
Q3.1 |
Members
of the Union House of Assembly, 1935 (O/S) |
1 |
Q4.1 |
Cape
Parliamentary Debating Society. United Party Cabinet, 1936 (O/S) |
1 |
Q5.1–Q5.2 |
Parliamentary
groups, 1938 |
3 |
Q6.1–Q6.4 |
State
visit of General Carmona, President of Portugal, August 1939 (some O/S) |
4 |
Q7 |
Photographs
of and with J C Smuts, 1937-1949 |
4 |
Q7.1
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Members
of Parliament who supported Smuts, 4 Sep 1937 |
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Q7.2 |
Smuts
and Harry Lawrence, Sep 1939 |
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Q7.3
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Signed
portrait of Smuts, Dec 1941 |
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Q7.4 |
Signed
portrait of Smuts, 1949 |
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Q8.1 |
Signed
portrait of General J B M Hertzog, Aug 1939 |
1 |
Q9.1-
Q9.2 |
Members
of the Cabinet. Portrait at Government House, Cape Town, 6 Sep 1939 (O/S) |
2 |
Q10.1 |
Association
of Technical Colleges in the Union of South Africa:19 th Annual
Meeting, April 1946. Group
portrait, (O/S) |
1 |
Q11.1 |
General
meeting of the Bar of South Africa, Johannesburg, Sep 1946 (O/S) |
1 |
Q12.1–Q12.4 |
Royal
visit to South Africa, 1947 (one O/S) |
4 |
Q13.1-Q13.9 |
South
African delegation to the United Nations, 1947 |
9 |
Q14.1 |
Mr
& Mrs Harry Lawrence at Durban Airport, Sep 1946 |
1 |
Q15.1 |
Official
function in Johannesburg, [194?] (O/S) |
1 |
Q16.1-Q16.4 |
British
Commonwealth Conference, Canberra, Australia, 1947 (some O/S) |
4 |
Q17.1 |
Separate
Representation of Voters’ Commission, 1953/54 (O/S) |
1 |
Q18.1 |
United
Party Members of Parliament, Jan 1958 (O/S) |
1 |
Q19.1-Q19.2 |
Progressive
Party MPs, 1960 |
2 |
Q20.1 |
Unveiling
of statue of Smuts in Cape Town Gardens, May 1964 |
1 |
Q21.1 |
H.G.L
and Professor Chris Barnard, 1971 |
1 |
Q22 |
Newsreel:
HGL visiting South African troops in Egypt, 1946 (on videocassette) |
1 |
R |
MISCELLANEOUS |
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R1.1–R1.2 |
Pennants
from official motor car |
2 |
R2.1 |
Notice
placed in the club-house of the Royal Western India Turf Club, Poona:
“South Africans not admitted”, 1946 |
1 |
R3.1-R3.4 |
The
R.B.H.S. Magazine, 1917-1918 |
4 |
R4.1-R4.15 |
The
South African Nation, 1924-1926 |
15 |
R5.1 |
The
African world, 1934 |
1 |
R6.1 |
The Historic address delivered by Field-Marshall
the Rt. Hon. J.C. Smuts to members of the British Houses of Lords and
Commons on Wednesday, 21st October, 1942.
Compact disc (copied from five 12-inch 78rpm gramophone records): |
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