BC
1005 COSAWR COLLECTION
Manuscripts & Archives
University of Cape Town Libraries
deposited
with
The
University
of Cape Town Libraries
by
Matthew Temple
A List
compiled
by
Jill
Gribble
1991
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BC
1005 COSAWR COLLECTION Manuscripts & Archives University of Cape Town Libraries
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deposited
with |
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The
University
of Cape Town Libraries |
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by |
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Matthew Temple |
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A List |
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compiled
by |
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Jill
Gribble |
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1991 |
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CONTENTS |
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INTRODUCTION |
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WAR
RESISTANCE FILES |
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SOUTH
AFRICAN MILITARY AND GENERAL |
INTRODUCTION
The
COSAWR Collection was deposited in the Manuscripts and Archives section of the
University of Cape Town Libraries by Matthew Temple on behalf of the Committee
on South African War Resistance at the end of 1990. This London based committee was established to assist
war resisters who left South Africa to avoid conscription within the country,
and to give support to those who were resisting conscription within the country.
The
Collection is in two parts.
The
first part, War Resistance Files, consists of press clippings, correspondence
and other material dealing with resistance to the Apartheid War, both in South
Africa and abroad. The material
reflects war resistance in general in South Africa, as well as detailing the
cases of specific conscientious objectors, the international support received by
war resisters and the South African government's response to war resistance.
A collection of United Nations documents reflects world opposition to the
South African government's policies over the years.
It contains material about conscientious objectors who left South Africa
and sought residence or political asylum in other countries, and a section of
media resources; books, videos, audio tapes, relating to war resistance.
(A list of these is available.)
The
second part of the collection gives a comprehensive overview of the South
African Military as depicted mainly in the news media.
It covers military legislation, the structures of the SADF, conscription
and recruitment, propaganda, especially that aimed at young people in
educational institutions, and the role of women.
Other
sections deal with opposition to the apartheid war, internal and external,
collaboration with the apartheid war, internal and external, illegal arms sales
to and from South Africa, and relations with the frontline states.
Special
attention is given to the role of the ANC in exile, the churches, mercenaries
and right wing organisations.
A large
section deals with the effects of war on individuals, post traumatic stress
disorder in soldiers, corruption and crime in the armed forces, and general war
psychosis.
After
February 1990 a number of war resisters returned to South Africa, and the
organisation was disbanded.
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WAR
RESISTANCE FILES |
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A |
WAR
RESISTANCE IN SOUTH AFRICA |
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A1 |
General
to 1983 |
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A2 |
General
after 1983 |
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A3 |
Legislation
affecting was resistance |
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A4 |
Dissension
- statistics |
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A5 |
Alternative
service groups/CO support groups |
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A6 |
NUSAS
/ student press on war resistance |
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A7 |
Detention
barracks |
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A8 |
Rhodesian
war resistance |
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A9 |
Board
for Religious Objection |
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A10 |
PFP/DP
on war resistance |
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A11 |
Resistance
of immigrants |
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A12 |
ECC |
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A12.1 |
ECC
year by year |
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A12.2 |
Geldenhuys
Committee, 1985 |
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A12.3 |
ECC
at the UN, 1986 |
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A12.4 |
ECC
Restriction, 1988 |
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A12.5 |
Laurie
Nathan's USA Tour, 1987 (see also D 10) |
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B |
CASES
OF WAR RESISTERS |
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B1 |
Moll |
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B2 |
Moll
and Steele |
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B3 |
Yeats |
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B4 |
Keeley |
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B5 |
Philpot
and Viveros; Holtzhaus, Kleynhans, Hutchinson |
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B6 |
Mitchell |
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B7 |
Essery
and Paterson |
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B8 |
Paddock |
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B9 |
Hathorn |
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B10 |
Dobson,
Eckert |
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B11 |
Myrdal |
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B12 |
Hunter,
Pelser |
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B13 |
Dodson |
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B14 |
Hartman |
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B15 |
Winkler,
G and H |
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B16 |
Wilkinson |
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B17 |
Milton
Edwards |
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B18 |
Ivan
Toms |
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B19 |
Cape
Town "Three", London, ECC vs SADF (Olver vs van Loggerenberg) |
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B20 |
David
Bruce |
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B21 |
Charles
Bester |
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B22 |
Saul
Batzofin |
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B23 |
Women
Against Conscription, Cape Town "23" |
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B24 |
Doug
Torr |
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B25 |
Mike
Graaf |
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B26 |
Gary
Rathbone |
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B27 |
The
"143" |
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B28 |
Brendan
Moran |
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B29 |
Others |
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C |
WAR
RESISTERS IN EXILE |
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C1 |
COSAWR
press clippings 1976 - 1990 |
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C2 |
COSAWR
press collations 1977 - 1979 |
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D |
COSAWR
TOURS, INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT, 1981 ONWARDS |
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D1 |
Finnish
Tour |
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D1.1 |
Correspondence |
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D1.2 |
Pamphlets |
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D2 |
Youth
and Conscription - Symposium, Helsinki, Finland, Nov - Dec 1985 |
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D3 |
German
Tour |
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D3.1 |
Correspondence |
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D3.2 |
Media
and report back |
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D3.3 |
Contacts,
spinoffs |
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D4 |
German
book |
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D5 |
Finnish
Tour 1988 |
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D6 |
French
Tour 1988 |
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D7 |
Swedish
Tour 1989 |
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D8 |
International
Support 1981 onwards |
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D9 |
United
Nations (see also M 7) |
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D9.1 |
Correspondence
1980 - 1983 |
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D9.2 |
Testimonies
1978 - 1983 |
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D9.3 |
Documents
on War Resistance |
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D9.4 |
NGO
Sub-committee 1979 - 1980 |
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D10 |
USA
Tours |
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Laurie
Nathan 1987 (see also A 12.5) |
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D11 |
COSAWR
Campaign 1982 - 1983 |
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E |
RECEPTION,
ASYLUM |
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E1 |
Reception
Information |
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E2 |
Asylum
legislation |
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E3 |
Backup,
motivation |
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E4 |
UKIAS,
JCWI, Asylum network, WRI |
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E5 |
Newsletters |
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E6 |
Correspondence |
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F |
SUB
COMMITTEES IN COSAWR |
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F1 |
Material
Aid |
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F2 |
Religious |
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F2.1 |
Churches
Sub-committee |
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F2.2 |
Minutes,
1982 - 1983 |
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F3 |
Resister
journal |
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F4 |
Media:
Pamphlets, correspondence, originals |
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F5 |
Personal
Testimonies of Resisters |
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F6 |
Testimony
of Mervyn Malan |
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G |
COSAWR
NETHERLANDS |
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H |
COSAWR
PRESS RELATIONS |
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Press
statements, press contacts, letters to the editor, invites to the press,
correspondence with the press |
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I |
SA
WAR RESISTERS IN OTHER COUNTRIES |
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I1 |
Botswana |
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I2 |
Zimbabwe
(Rhodesia) |
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I3 |
Ireland |
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I4 |
America:
SAMRAF, Omkeer, military booklet |
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I5 |
Other
countries |
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J |
WAR
RESISTANCE IN OTHER COUNTRIES |
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J1 |
Israel |
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J2 |
Ireland |
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J3 |
USA |
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J4 |
UN
Troops |
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K |
CORRESPONDENCE |
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K1 |
General
correspondence by country (from 1978) |
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K2 |
1990
Returnees - questionnaires |
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L |
ADMINISTRATIVE |
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Miscellaneous |
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M |
BOOKS,
VIDEOS, TAPES, OTHER RESOURCES |
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M1 |
COSAWR
Annual Reports |
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M2 |
International
publications on war and war resistance |
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M3 |
Resister
1 - 67 (Journal of COSAWR) |
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M4 |
COSAWR
and other video productions |
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M4.1 |
Ivan
Toms |
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M4.2 |
Stand
by Ivan Toms |
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M4.3 |
South
Africa: Draft Dodgers, CBS News |
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M4.4 |
Marching
Orders: ECC |
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M4.5 |
Angola:
The Struggle Continues |
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M4.6 |
Liz
Fish: Final Project |
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M4.7 |
In
Dienst van Apartheid, 16 Oktober 1988 |
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M4.8 |
Too
Far Apart, 1988 |
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M4.9 |
Diamonds
of the Future, 1989 |
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M5 |
War
Resistance programmes for Radio Freedom |
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M5.1 |
Tapes:
Report on Board for Religious Objectors, etc; |
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news
report |
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Roland
Hunter: Troops in the Townships |
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Military
Registration in Namibia |
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Radio
Freedom: 2.7.1984, 25.6.1984, 27.6.1984 |
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COSAWR
Tour of the FRG |
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Blank
tape |
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News |
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M5.2 |
Scripts
for tape recordings |
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M6 |
COSAWR
State of War slide show |
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M7 |
UN
Documents 1978 - 1989 |
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M8 |
COSAWR
picture file |
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M9 |
ANC
Dawn Publications |
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v
2 1978 No 1, 2, 5, 6 (photocopies) |
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v
3 1979 No 5, 6, 8 (photocopies), 9, 10, 11 |
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v
4 1980 No 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 11, 12 |
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v
5 1981 No 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 11 |
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6 1982 No 1 |
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7 1983 No 8, 9, 9 and 10, 11 |
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8 1984 No 1 and 2, 5, 6 |
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9 1985 No 1 |
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v10
1986 No 3, 4, 10 |
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v
1 1988 No 1 |
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SOUTH
AFRICA MILITARY AND GENERAL FILES |
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AA |
GENERAL
INFORMATION ON SOUTH AFRICA |
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AA1 |
Basic
statistics and facts |
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AA2 |
General
developments |
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AA3 |
Economy |
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AA4 |
Emigration
and immigration |
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BB |
INTERNAL
OPPOSITION AND REPRESSION |
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BB1 |
Parliamentary
opposition |
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BB2 |
White
Students / NUSAS |
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BB3 |
Trade
Unions |
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BB4 |
Other
organisations |
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BB5 |
Mass
protests and campaigns |
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BB6 |
United
Democratic Front |
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B7 |
Solidarity
News Service |
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CC |
FOREIGN
RELATIONS / COLLABORATION / ARMS SALES |
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CC1 |
General,
overview, more than one country |
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CC2 |
Arms
embargo, legislation, UN debates |
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CC3 |
UK
collaboration |
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CC4 |
USA |
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CC5 |
Federal
Republic of Germany |
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CC6 |
France |
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CC7 |
Other
European countries |
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CC8 |
NATO |
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CC9 |
Israel |
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CC10 |
Taiwan |
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CC11 |
Latin
America including SATO |
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CC12 |
Other
countries |
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CC13 |
Foreign
Nationals in the SADF |
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DD |
EXTERNAL
ANTI APARTHEID ACTIVITY |
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DD1 |
United
Nations |
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DD2 |
British
Anti-Apartheid Movement |
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DD3 |
UK
other |
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DD4 |
USA |
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DD5 |
General,
other |
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DD6 |
Frontline
States |
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DD6.1 |
General |
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DD6.2 |
Angola |
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DD6.3 |
Mozambique |
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DD6.4 |
Namibia |
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DD6.5 |
Zimbabwe |
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DD6.6 |
Others:
Botswana |
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Lesotho |
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Malawi |
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Zambia |
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Swaziland |
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EE |
AFRICAN
NATIONAL CONGRESS |
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EE1 |
ANC
statements and documents from ANC Executive, Lusaka 1979 - 1990 |
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EE2 |
ANC
general |
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EE3 |
Armed
struggle |
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FF |
GENERAL
OVERVIEW OF SA MILITARY SITUATION AND STRATEGIES |
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FF1 |
Documents
and papers |
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FF2 |
General |
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GG |
SADF
STRUCTURE, ORGANISATIONS AND STRENGTH |
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GG1 |
Facts
and figures |
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GG2 |
Command
structures and personnel |
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GG3 |
Specific
units / bases / structures |
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GG4 |
Pay,
pensions, ranks |
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HH |
MILITARY
BUDGET AND LEGISLATION |
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HH1 |
Budget,
finance, expenditure |
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HH2 |
Defence
Bonds, SADF Fund |
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HH3 |
Military
legislation (excluding conscription / war resistance) |
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II |
CONSCRIPTION,
CALL-UP AND RECRUITMENT |
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II1 |
Conscription
and call-up |
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II2 |
Recruitment:
Permanent Force |
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II3 |
Call-up
of immigrants |
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II4 |
Employers
and call-up |
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JJ |
ARMS,
ARMSCOR, MILITARY-INDUSTRIAL COMPLEX |
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JJ1 |
Types
of arms in the SADF |
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JJ2 |
Armscor |
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JJ3 |
Military-Industrial
complex and SADF-business relations |
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JJ4 |
Security,
business / industry |
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KK |
SADF
OPERATIONS AND MANOEUVRES IN SA |
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LL |
CIVIC
ACTION, PSYCHOLOGICAL ACTION, PROPAGANDA, SUPPORT GROUPS |
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LL1 |
Civic
action |
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LL2 |
Psychological
action and SADF propaganda campaigns |
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LL3 |
Press
relations / SADF |
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LL4 |
Support
groups etc for soldiers, including entertain-ment for troops, Southern
Cross Fund etc |
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LL5 |
Ex-service
organisations |
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LL6 |
Militaristic
advertising |
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MM |
MILITARY
AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS |
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MM1 |
General |
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MM2 |
Universities |
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MM3 |
Schools,
cadets |
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MM4 |
Veldschools
and adventure camps |
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NN |
WOMEN
IN THE SADF |
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NN1 |
Women
in the SADF and their support role |
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NN2 |
Women
in the Liberation movements |
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OO |
BLACK
TROOPS, BANTUSTAN FORCES |
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OO1 |
Coloureds |
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OO2 |
Indians |
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OO3 |
Africans
in the SADF |
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OO4 |
Transkei |
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OO5 |
Ciskei |
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OO6 |
Venda |
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OO7 |
KwaZulu |
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OO8 |
Other
bantustan forces / general |
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OO9 |
Bophuthatswana |
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PP |
COMMANDOS,
AREA DEFENCE |
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PP1 |
General
overview, area defence |
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PP2 |
Specific
Commandos |
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PP3 |
Industrial
commandos |
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QQ |
CHURCHES
AND THE MILITARY |
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QQ1 |
Anglican |
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QQ2 |
Catholic |
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QQ3 |
Methodist |
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QQ4 |
Presbyterian |
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QQ5 |
Pacifists
and other |
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QQ6 |
SACC
/ general |
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QQ7 |
Chaplains |
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QQ7.1 |
Ministry
to SADF troops |
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QQ7.2 |
Ministry
to ANC/PAC cadres |
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QQ8 |
Theological
arguments |
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RR |
EFFECTS
OF WAR / WAR PSYCHOSIS |
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RR1 |
Soldiers
and crime |
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RR2 |
General
war dementia |
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RR2.1 |
Post
Traumatic Stress Disorder |
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SS |
SOLDIERS'
ISSUES, CORRUPTION ETC |
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SS1 |
Conditions
and treatment |
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SS1.1 |
Specific
cases |
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SS1.1.1
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Lewin
case |
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SS1.1.2 |
Upington
case |
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SS1.1.3 |
Bloemfontein
paratroops |
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SS1.1.4 |
Singh
case |
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SS1.1.5 |
Elandsfontein |
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SS1.1.6 |
Youngsfield |
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SS2 |
Drugs |
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SS3 |
Incidents
of dissent and resistance |
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SS4 |
Officer
indiscipline and corruption |
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SS5 |
Corruption |
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TT |
MERCENARIES,
POWS, LAWS OF WAR |
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TT1 |
Mercenaries
in the SADF (see also F 6) |
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TT2 |
POWS:
captured ANC, SWAPO guerillas |
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TT3 |
South
African POWS captured by liberation forces |
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TT4 |
Laws
of war |
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TT5 |
Chemical
and illegal weapons |
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UU |
NUCLEAR |
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UU1 |
Documents |
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UU2 |
Overview,
general |
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UU3 |
Uranium |
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UU4 |
Koeberg |
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VV |
STATE
SECURITY COUNCIL, NATIONAL SECURITY MANAGEMENT |
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VV1 |
State
Security Council |
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VV2 |
Related
structures |
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WW |
POLICE,
VIGILANTES, RIGHT WING ORGANISATIONS |
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XX |
CIVIL
DEFENCE |
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YY |
INTELLIGENCE
SERVICES |
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ZZ |
MAPS |