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Chief Canadian representative for the African National Congress, Yusuf Saloojee says that unless South Africa abandons apartheid, 'we are going to see(...)
Chief Canadian representative for the African National Congress, Yusuf Saloojee says that unless South Africa abandons apartheid, 'we are going to see(...)

Chief Canadian representative for the African National Congress, Yusuf Saloojee says that unless South Africa abandons apartheid, 'we are going to see(...)

Date8/1/1985
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Original Toronto Star caption: Chief Canadian representative for the African National Congress, Yusuf Saloojee says that unless South Africa abandons apartheid, 'we are going to see a type of violence in that country unknown to mankind.'
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    ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
    CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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    Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
    Object NumberTSPA_0078476F
    Prior to 1985 in the area of armed struggle the ANC were the players and the people were spectators, says Yusuf Saloojee, the ANC's chief Canadian rep(...)
    Prior to 1985 in the area of armed struggle the ANC were the players and the people were spectators, says Yusuf Saloojee, the ANC's chief Canadian rep(...)
    Beaty, Keith
    7/4/1986
    It's no use criticizing Apartheid in South Africa unless you can offer a plan for happy multi-racialism there, says Rt
    It's no use criticizing Apartheid in South Africa unless you can offer a plan for happy multi-racialism there, says Rt
    McConnell, Colin
    10/27/1975
    Peter Mahlangu: I feel so proud to be on the winning team, says chief representative in Canada of the African National Congress
    Peter Mahlangu: I feel so proud to be on the winning team, says chief representative in Canada of the African National Congress
    Bock, Tony
    3/1/1990
    Yusaf Saloojee: Became involved with African National Congress at very young age
    Yusaf Saloojee: Became involved with African National Congress at very young age
    Cusano, Jack
    5/24/1983
    Battling apartheid: Maki Mandela, daughter of jailed African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela, addresses an audience at Ryerson Theatre last night
    Battling apartheid: Maki Mandela, daughter of jailed African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela, addresses an audience at Ryerson Theatre last night
    Cooper, David
    5/24/1987
    Yusuf Saloojee
    Yusuf Saloojee
    Beaty, Keith
    7/4/1986
    No-Frills writer George Jonas abandons luxury when he writes - and uses only a typewriter, a chair and a box as he puts the finishing touches to his new play, Pushkin, opener for Theatre Plus
    No-Frills writer George Jonas abandons luxury when he writes - and uses only a typewriter, a chair and a box as he puts the finishing touches to his new play, Pushkin, opener for Theatre Plus
    Bull, Ron
    5/23/1978
    Joe Gurowka. Abandons experiment Top Curler
    Joe Gurowka. Abandons experiment Top Curler
    Bull, Ron
    2/12/1976
    Allan Boesak: Says apartheid is best agent for communism in Africa
    Allan Boesak: Says apartheid is best agent for communism in Africa
    Boesak, Allan Aubrey, 1946-
    5/12/1983
    South African Bishop Desmond Tutu waves a peace offering of braided grass at Queen's Park yesterday in response to the 10,000 people at the anti-apartheid rally
    South African Bishop Desmond Tutu waves a peace offering of braided grass at Queen's Park yesterday in response to the 10,000 people at the anti-apartheid rally
    Bock, Tony
    6/1/1986
    Easu Mahlatsi: Urges the Commonwealth countries to reconsider their strategy of using economic sactions in a bid to pressure South Africa into rescinding its apartheid laws
    Easu Mahlatsi: Urges the Commonwealth countries to reconsider their strategy of using economic sactions in a bid to pressure South Africa into rescinding its apartheid laws
    Toronto Star (Firm)
    9/29/1987
    Keeping the faith: About 3,000 Metro blacks carry lighted candles at Harbourfront to show symbolic support for blacks fighting apartheid in South Africa
    Keeping the faith: About 3,000 Metro blacks carry lighted candles at Harbourfront to show symbolic support for blacks fighting apartheid in South Africa
    Power, Peter
    8/3/1988