Everyday Communists In South Africas Liberation Struggle

Chapter 1 Introduction And Authors Notechapter 2 The Socio-political Context, Finding Communism And Ivan And Lesleys Early Years The Cpsa/sacp, The Anc, Transnationalism And African Nationalismwomen In The Struggle A Sense Of Rootedness: The Colonel The Rural Economy: Transkei And Zululand Traders Foundations Of An Activist Ideology: Ivans Childhood And Youth Radicalising Influences The Partys Paper: Work, The Move To The Guardian And Funding The Party Lesleys Family And Youth Developing A Political Ideology And Establishing A Working Career Stalinism Chapter 3 Partners In Activism - Ivan And Lesley Life Partners And Struggle Partners Security Legislation, Repression And Financing The Guardian Growing In The Struggle Chapter 4: Tightening Repression: Increasing Involvement, Surveillance And Detention Security Legislation In The 1960s In Context On The Central Committee Funding The Revolution And Supporting Its Captured Cadres The State Cracks Down - Becoming A Target, Detention And Torture Women Filling The Gap Stayers Vs Leavers In The Struggle Situation Of The Left At This Time Chapter 5: The Trial Of Bram Fischer And 13 Others Awaiting Trial The Accused The Trial Begins&n