A Survey of Race Relations in South Africa 1957–1958

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Survey of race relations in South Africa in 1961 and includes chapters on: South Africa becomes a Republic and leaves the Commonwealth; Political Party developments; Demonstrations planned for the end of May; Unrest and disturbances; The Treason Trial; Attitudes of the churches to race relations; Work by lay organizations for better race relations;The population of South Africa, and measures for its registration and control; The African reserves; Administration of Africans in urban areas; The municipal franchise; General matters affecting Africans; General matters affecting Coloured people; General matters affecting Asians; Liquor; Group areas and housing; Employment; Education; Health and nutrition; Welfare; Recreation; Justice; External affairs; Some recent publications dealing with race relations; Legislation of 1961.

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Wood, D. (1959). A Survey of Race Relations in South Africa 1957–1958. International Affairs, 35(4), 489–489. https://doi.org/10.2307/2609181

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