Independence of Mozambique
A Marxist black state takes over after independence from Portugal, a friendly power
Explore 21 historical events and records for South Africa in 1975.
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A Marxist black state takes over after independence from Portugal, a friendly power
A Marxist black state takes over after independence from Portugal, a friendly power
South Africa is condemned by the African states at the OAU Conference
South Africa is condemned by the African states at the OAU Conference
South Africa invades Angola
Supports South African military intervention during the Angolan civil war.
Advocates a stronger campaign against Soviet-backed forces in Angola.
There are 26 deaths after demonstrations
Appointed Member of ANC National Executive
Vorster's government authorised South African military involvement in Angola during the civil war following Portuguese withdrawal.
Newspaper editors come under strict censorship
South Africa opens the Turnhalle Conference to draft a constitution for South West Africa
South Africa convenes the Turnhalle Conference to draft a South West Africa constitution
South Africa opens the Turnhalle Conference to draft a constitution for South West Africa
The Chief of six million Zulus founds Inkatha
South Africa invades Angola attacking the Marxist MPLA
South Africa invades Angola. The invasion force is withdrawn
Appointed President of South Africa
Vorster urged Rhodesian leaders to consider negotiated political change as regional isolation threatened South African interests.
South Africa convenes the Turnhalle Conference to draft a South West Africa constitution
Harry Schwarz along with three other Members of Parliament (MPs) ae expelled from the United Party
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