The tyranny of colour; a study of the Indian problem in South Africa.

The tyranny of colour; a study of the Indian problem in South Africa.

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Author / Creator:Joshi, Pranshankar Someshwar, 1897-1983.
Imprint:[Durban, South Africa], [Printed by E.P. & Commercial Print. Co.], [1942]
Description:xvi, 318 pages illustrations (portrait) 23 cm
Language:English
Subject:
East Indians -- South Africa.
East Indians.
Race relations.
South Africa -- Race relations.
South Africa.
Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/3469795
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Notes:"First edition 1942."
"This book was originally published in 1937 in the Gujarati language under the title of 'Rangdwesh-no durga.'"--Page xv.
Subsequently published under the title: Verdict on South Africa (The tyranny of colour).
Other form:Online version: Joshi, Pranshankar Someshwar, 1897- Tyranny of colour. [Durban, South Africa, Printed by E.P. & Commercial Print. Co., 1942]
Table of Contents:
  • The problem of the colour bar
  • The Boer and the Briton
  • The natives of South Africa
  • The mixed races of South Africa
  • The problem of the Jews
  • South Africa invites Indians, 1860
  • Beginnings of bitterness, 1880
  • Mahatma Gandhi in South Africa, 1893-1914
  • Smuts-Gandhi settlement, 1914
  • India's voice, 1894-1918
  • Post-war persecution, 1919-1924
  • The volcano of colour hatred, 1925
  • The round-table discussions, 1926
  • The Capetown Agreement: an experiment, 1927-28
  • The currents of government policy, 1929
  • Restrictions on occupation of land, 1930
  • The problem of colonization, 1931-1933
  • Emigration and segregation, 1934-1936
  • Racial intolerance, 1937-1938
  • Reaction, 1939
  • Victory for union's diplomacy, 1940-1941
  • The Indian case
  • Appendix A: A chronological note of the anti-Indian legislation in South Africa
  • Appendix B: Education: rate of subsidy, average enrolment, etc.
  • Appendix C: Analysis of trade between South Africa and other parts so the British Commonwealth
  • Appendix D: Religions of the Asiatic population
  • Appendix E: Asiatic labour in industries
  • Appendix F: Racial composition of the population
  • Appendix G: Proportion of Asiatic sexes
  • Appendix H: Asiatic marriages
  • Appendix I: Birthplace in India
  • Appendix J: Tuberculosis among Asiatics in Natal
  • Appendix K: Asiatic births and deaths
  • Appendix L: Unemployment of Indians
  • Appendix M: Occupations of Asiatics in the union.

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