| Beinart (1982) |
Private papers (McLoughlin papers, Hammond-Tooke papers, Stanford papers, Lewis papers, Herbst papers) |
1890s-1950s |
Supplementary documents on headmanship disputes, chiefly succession and Native Economic Commission evidence. |
| Brookes (1924) |
Samuelson papers (official and personal papers of S. O. Samuelson, Natal Under-Secretary for Native Affairs, incl. Papers N.N.T. 32/1896, S.N.A. files) |
1893-1909 |
Unpublished memoranda used for Natal Native Trust, exemption law, Code, and the 1906-7 Commission's reorganisation. |
| Cope (1989) |
Carnarvon Papers, British Library, Add. Mss. 60798 (Froude to Carnarvon letters, 1874) |
1874 |
Froude's private reports advocating direct rule, vagrancy laws, apprenticeship and praising Boer labour control. |
| Coupe (1990) |
University of the Witwatersrand Archive, Prof. L.H. Samuels Papers, 6.6, E.S. Munger paper on SABRA, March 1956 |
1956 |
Eyewitness account of racial integration at General Motors Port Elizabeth and the Minister's response. |
| Davies et al. (1976) |
Fremantle, Duncan and Smuts papers (unpublished letters) |
1920s-1940s |
Unpublished correspondence said to supply empirical material, though not cited specifically. |
| Drew (1994) |
Bunting 1928 Comintern Congress addresses (Bunting Papers, Historical Papers, Wits) |
1928 |
Shows Bunting's skepticism that the Native Republic thesis rested on a significant black rural movement. |
| Drew (1994) |
Ganyile n.d., 'Notes on the Pondo struggle against Bantu Authorities' (Ruth First Collection, ICS London) |
1947 onward |
Source for the Libode resistance to Rehabilitation in 1947. |
| Drew (1994) |
Ralph Bunche Collection, UCLA Special Collections (notes of Durban informant Rev. M'Timkulu) |
late 1930s |
Illustrates that Zulus wanted land restored rather than bought. |
| Dubow (1986) |
Church of the Province Archives, Witwatersrand University: Stubbs Papers A954, SAIRR papers AD 843, Hunt Papers AD 1655 |
1923-1934 |
Private views of NAD officials and sympathisers on the reorganisation and on native administration as a vocation. |
| Dubow (1986) |
Herbst papers BC 79 A1.1 (Jagger Library, UCT), memorandum 'Native Administration Bill, 1927' |
1927 |
NAD Head Office memorandum explaining the Administration Bill, showing the language of uniformity and elasticity used to legitimise it. |
| Dubow (1986) |
Hertzog Papers A32 vol. 115 (Pretoria State Archives) |
1926 |
Justice Law Adviser Matthews' dismissive comment on the 'curious' Native Administration Bill. |
| Duncan (1993) |
Wits Archives, AD843 (Rheinallt Jones Papers) |
1938 |
Shows liberal views of Public Health Secretary E H Cluver as an improvement on predecessors. |
| Evans (1997) |
A. B. Xuma Papers, University of the Witwatersrand |
1940s–1950s |
Supplies ANC-side memoranda on the Native Laws Amendment Bill and the 1948 evidence to the Native Laws Commission. |
| Feinberg (1993) |
Hertzog Papers (CAD) and 'Hertzog Bill' typescript in W. Bissett Berry Collection, Queenstown Public Library |
c.1912-1913 |
Undated typescript shows Hertzog's segregation land plan with Native, European, Mixed and Reserved divisions as precursor. |
| Feinberg (1993) |
Orange Free State / Bloemfontein Archives: Fischer Collection (59/7/6) and Steyn Papers |
1911-1913 |
Free State caucus memorandum and Fischer letters show Hertzog's willingness to vote for Sauer's bill and Free State party dynamics. |
| Feinberg (1993) |
South African Library: Merriman Collection/Papers and Burton papers; Cape Archives: Fremantle Papers (A.608) and F.S. Malan Collection |
1910-1913 |
Correspondence and diaries (e.g. Fremantle: 'forced on him by Hertzog') as evidence of Free State pressure and political climate. |
| Feinberg (1993) |
University of Cape Town Archives: Duncan Papers, Stanford Collection/Diary |
1912-1913 |
Private letters and diaries of contemporaries interpreting the bill as a sop to Free State segregationists. |
| Freund (2012) |
Douglas Smit Papers, Albany Museum, Rhodes University, Grahamstown |
1940s |
Shows Smit's paternalism, love of the countryside and anxieties about tribal disintegration, linking 1940s thinking to later separate development. |
| Freund (2012) |
Harry Gluckman Papers, Gubbins Library, University of the Witwatersrand |
1940s |
Read to show Gluckman's commitment to improving black social conditions but within segregation. |
| Giliomee (2003) |
University of Stellenbosch Library, D. F. Malan Collection (incl. account of Malan's reply to Transvaal delegation, 5 Feb 1947; son's memoir) |
1947 |
Evidence for Malan's views on neo-Calvinism and on the church leading apartheid. |
| Greenberg (1987) |
Minutes of the Conference, SAAU and Minister of Native Affairs, Pretoria, 15 September 1944 (D L Smit Papers, Albany Museum) |
1944 |
Documents SAAU demands for labour controls, such as expelling 'redundant' Africans and the rural/urban legal division. |
| Jeeves and Crush (1992) |
Rheinallt Jones Papers, University of the Witwatersrand, AD 1428/D8 |
1931 |
Source for Table 2 showing 1,458 miners in married housing across Witwatersrand mines in 1931. |
| Johnstone (1971) |
Merriman Papers, 1908, No. 86 (letter J. X. Merriman to J. C. Smuts, 16 July 1908), South African Public Library, Cape Town |
1908 |
Contemporary observation of poor-white and new-comer attitudes to Africans, used for the white workers' racial elite orientation. |
| Korf (2010) |
A.L. Geyer collection, A 1890 (Cape Archives Repository): 'Persoonlike Herinnerings uit die Koalisiestryd' memoirs and diaries |
1933-1953 |
Insider diary and memoir account of Fusion, the Hertzog break, OB conflict and Malan's later years. |
| Korf (2010) |
D.F. Malan collection (DFM), J.S. Gericke Library Document Centre, University of Stellenbosch (letters, diary, speeches, sermons, press cuttings, memoranda, unpublished MS 'Op die Wagtoring') |
1874-1959 |
Main backbone of the biography: Malan's perceptions, private correspondence and speeches reconstruct his views and actions. |
| Korf (2010) |
Letters between Malan and Maria Louw ('Addition to D.F. Malan collection', unclassified) |
1933-1941 |
Recently added private correspondence reconstructs the 1937 courtship and engagement. |
| Korf (2010) |
P.A. Weber collection (296.K.Ge series), Stellenbosch University Library: Weber–Geyer correspondence |
1951-1954 |
Evidence on Malan's premiership, Cabinet tensions, doubts about apartheid's coherence and the 1954 succession. |
| Korf (2010) |
Private collections of Malan's contemporaries (C.R. Swart, J.G. Strijdom, N.C. Havenga, J.B.M. Hertzog, N.J. van der Merwe, A.L. Geyer, P.A. Weber, H.F. Verwoerd, F.C. Erasmus, M.P.A. Malan, P.W. Botha papers etc.) at INCH, SAB, VAB, KAB |
1930s-1950s |
Used to show the behind-the-scenes power struggles within the National Party and to counterbalance gaps in the Malan collection. |
| Korf (2010) |
Unpublished Malan manuscript 'Op die Wagtoring' (incl. 'Die Kleurvraagstuk' and 'Waarheen gaan Suid Afrika?'), DFM 1/7/2 |
1946-1947 |
Source for Malan's articulation of apartheid ideology, Social Darwinism and anti-communism. |
| Lewis (1984b) |
Personal papers: SAIRR Library, Rheinallt-Jones, Ballinger, Champion, Smuts (industrial legislation commission evidence), McGregor, C.S. Richards papers |
1930s-1959 |
Material on African unions, Merkel's furniture evidence and Table XIX-XXI membership estimates. |
| Mabin (1984) |
Cape Archives, University of Cape Town (Smalberger Collection, Judge Papers) and Wits Library manuscripts (De Beers minute books, Maund, MacKenzie, Merriman papers) |
1860s-1890 |
De Beers and Kimberley Central minute books, Merriman correspondence and Southey papers support accounts of compounds, amalgamation and politics. |
| Major (2005) |
Papers of Canon L. J. Collins, Lambeth Palace Library (LPL 3294-3296) |
1953-1961 |
Collins's correspondence with Sachs, Tewson and Reeves shows relations with the TUC over the Defence and Aid funds. |
| Major (2005) |
Victor Gollancz Papers, Modern Records Centre, Warwick (157/3.AF/2/6/1.7) |
1951 |
A letter criticising Gordon Walker's neutrality illustrates opposition to Labour's stance in 1951. |
| Milburn and Cole (1957) |
J. X. Merriman correspondence (South African Public Library, Cape Town) and the Smuts papers |
early 20th century-1950 |
Located as archival sources for political questions of the period. |
| O'Meara (1977) |
Other Hofmeyr Papers items: 'Who Governs South Africa: the People vs the Broederbond'; Bond Omsendbrief 4/43/44; letter from Royal Order of Scotland secretary (17 Aug 1948) |
1940s |
Cited for early Bond membership (2,000 in 1924), job-placement practice and the Bond's attempted approach to a Scottish order. |
| O'Meara (1978) |
Agenda of the Uitvoerende Raad, 12 May 1945, University of the Witwatersrand Archives A1, Hofmeyer Papers |
1945 |
Evidence that the Broederbond tried to unite the OB Arbeidsfront and the HNP/V's BWBB. |
| Parnell and Mabin (1995) |
UCT Library Thornton-White papers and other archival collections; Association for Planning and Regional Reconstruction publications |
1930s-1940s |
Supports the transmission of CIAM modernist ideas to South African architects and planners. |
| Sato (2012) |
Peter Brown Papers (PC16/3 AFRA collection), Alan Paton Centre and Struggle Archives, UKZN |
1987-1989 |
Provides AFRA correspondence and the Weenen Evictions Dossier on the expropriation proposal. |
| Stemmet (2002) |
Chris Heunis and Hennie van Deventer private collections, INCH |
1980s |
Listed archival collections consulted for constitutional reform and government context. |
| Stemmet (2002) |
Louis le Grange Private Collection, INCH, PV 778 (PLEG files) |
1983-1986 |
Used for Le Grange's statements on unrest, army deployment and emergency powers, and unrest incident statistics. |
| Stemmet (2002) |
PW Botha Private Collection, Institute for Contemporary History (INCH), Bloemfontein, PV 203 (speeches, 1985-1988 files) |
1980-1988 |
Source for Botha's speeches (Rubicon, state of emergency announcements, Reagan/Nickle correspondence) and security/reform thinking. |
| Stemmet (2002) |
Rubicon speech and Botha's private correspondence with Reagan, Thatcher, Kohl (INCH PV 203) |
1985-1988 |
Documents diplomatic breakdown with the West. |
| Van Schoor (1986) |
Milner Papers, Vol. II, ed. C. Headlam |
1901-1904 |
Quoted to show Milner's view on political equality and the dependence of South African prosperity on the mines. |
| White (1990) |
J.C. Smuts Papers (Vols. 276, 277, 279, 389) |
1946-1948 |
Correspondence and drafts show the UP delimitation fiasco, the Fagan-based legislation, the Re-Statement of Native Policy and the Smuts Election Fund. |
| White (1990) |
J.G.N. Strauss Papers (Files 1/19/9/7/1 and 1/19/9/6/1) |
1949-1952 |
Provides the UP's National Campaign document and the post-mortem on the Wakkerstroom by-election. |
| White (1990) |
J.H. Hofmeyr Papers (File 3, Box A1 Diary, A1/F4 Publications) |
1946-1948 |
Documents Smuts's social policy, Hofmeyr's views on the Havenga alliance and the Oppenheimer press syndicate plan. |
| White (1990) |
Other private papers: A.H. Jonker, L.S. Steenkamp, V.L. Shearer, N.C. Havenga, F. Waring, C.M. Warren, War Veterans' Torch Commando Papers |
1947-1953 |
Supply immigration figures, UP Indian policy, Havenga alliance feelers, the Liberal Group and Torch Commando amalgamation terms. |