Luthuli Museum
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M B Yengwa's statement pleading against removal to Mapumulo
Monday, 17 October 2011 17:16 Published in Archives
Two copies of statement by M B Yengwa pleading against removal to Mapumulo.
Lutuli Was Gaoled in Emergency. Digital copy. Summary of banning orders and restrictions placed on Chief Luthuli.
Lutuli sat quietly at home. Report on Luthuli's banning from meeting in Stanger to celebrate his Nobel award.
Luthuli was the buffer chief. Discussion that Chief Luthuli was buffer between radical whites and Africans.
Luthuli not at meeting. Digital copy. Short report that Luthuli banned from attending meeting held in Stanger to honour his Nobel Peace award
Banished Chief still in touch with ANC. Reflection on how Luthuli survives banishment in Groutville and maintains contact with national ANC
Stricter ban on Luthuli. Original article discussing stricter bans placed on Luthuli's movements, which prevent him attending church services
Non-violence is path to freedom- Luthuli. Report on interview with luthuli in which he reiterates that non-violence is the right path for Africans.
Currie's Fountain rally. Photograph and accompanying explanation of Currie's Fountain rally to honour Luthuli's Nobel peace Prize win.
Does Luthuli deserve the Nobel Prize?. Discussion in light of White South Africa confusion as to why Luthuli should be awarded Nobel peace prize