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Women under Apartheid: A portable photographic exhibition Toulouse-Lautrec oral traditions and obscure Xhosa

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oral traditions and obscure Xhosa texts to explain for the first time the motivations which drove Nongqawuse to prophesy and the Xhosa to slaughter

Contains biographical information about Wilhelm Bleek and bibliographical material

Fifty two tales about the use of traditional medicine on the African continent

Contains 32 pages of black and white illustrations and 21 maps

killed along with her husband and daughter

Women under Apartheid: A portable photographic exhibition Toulouse-Lautrec oral traditions and obscure XhosaProduced by International Defence and Aid fund for South Africa in co operation with United Nations Centre against apartheid. A series of 8 sections with text and photographs, detailing the plight of women under apartheid. Contains photographs by Ernest Cole, Tony Mcgrath, Steve Bloom, Eli Weinberg amongst others. Housed in a paper envelope, which is worn around the edges. Contents are in vg condition. Pub; IDAF 1981.

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