Anti-Pass Protest
Urges peaceful resistance to the pass system after Sharpeville.
Role range: 1952-1967
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Albert John Lutuli Biography and Timeline
Follow Albert John Lutuli through 8 dated historical records for South Africa.
Albert John Lutuli, historical timeline
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
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1960–1960Years on this page
1960
Pass Burning
Publicly burns his reference book in protest against pass laws.
Role range: 1952-1967
National Day of Mourning
Calls a national day of mourning for Sharpeville victims.
Role range: 1952-1967
Sharpeville Stay-at-Home
Supports a nationwide stay-at-home against racial repression.
Role range: 1952-1967
Emergency Detention
Is detained during the state of emergency crackdown.
Role range: 1952-1967
State of Emergency Arrest
Remains imprisoned as opposition leaders are detained.
Role range: 1952-1967
Anti-Pass Conviction
Defends pass burning as a moral protest against discriminatory law.
Role range: 1952-1967
Pass Burning Trial
Faces trial for publicly destroying his reference book.
Role range: 1952-1967
Records, sources and methodology
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