Class and colour in South Africa, 1850-1950 (Penguin African library)

The Liberal Cape -- Diamond Diggers And The New Elite -- Gold Miners And Imperialist War -- White Labour Policies -- Workers And The Vote -- National Liberation -- Thunder On The Left -- Loyalists And Rebels -- The New Radicals -- Socialism And Nationalism -- Class Struggles Resumed -- The Communist Party Formed -- The Rand Revolt -- Unity On The Right -- Fruits Of Partnership -- The Industrial And Commercial Union -- Black Republic -- White Terror -- Theory And Practice -- Fascism And War -- United Front -- The Battle For The Unions -- War And The Workers -- Resistance And Reaction -- The Police State -- Class Struggle And National Liberation. [by] H. J. & R. E. Simons. Bibliography: P. 679-683. Study of historical and political aspects of the activities of nationalist and social movements against racial discrimination in South Africa R during the period from 1850 to 1950 - covers immigration (incl. Of White Africans), the role of UK, forced labour in the mining industry, trade union policy, the role of socialist and communist political parties, political leadership, political problems, international relations, Apartheid practices, etc. References