South Asian nationalism in an East African context: The case of Tanganyika, 1914-1956

Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East

Volumn 19, Issue 2, 1999, Pages 24-38

  Brennan, J R ^a  

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Indexed keywords

COLONIALISM; NATIONALISM; POLITICAL HISTORY; TWENTIETH CENTURY;

TANZANIA;

EID: 0033279445     PISSN: 1089201X     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1215/1089201x-19-2-24     Document Type: Article

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4. Tanga Celebrates Armistice
5. Red letter day of Tanganyika
6. Dar es Salaam celebrates Mahatma's Birthday
7. Six-day fast in Dar es Salaam
8. Unity, speech by Pandit Bhawani Dayal to the Dar es Salaam Indian Association
9. We are Indians First
10. Motherland
11. The real Congress
12. The greater India
13. From the Arab Committee, Dar es Salaam
14. Dignity need not be lost
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16. Appeal to India
17. Gandhi Birth Day Anniversary
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20. Indian Education
21. Indian Central School
22. The suffering officials of Tanganyika
23. Some Political considerations
24. Racialism
25. Indian community loses faith in government
26. Scare in Dar es Salaam
27. Lawlessness
28. Public Menace
29. Villagers' hardships
30. Local civil service for Tanganyika
31. Native evolution
32. The native economy
33. Indian element in East Africa
34. Native clerks
35. Police administration report
36. Why unrest
37. Dignity need not be lost
38. Kufunga Maduka
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40. On the origins of mass nationalism in Urban Tanzania
41. An East African Radical: The life of Erica Fiah
42. Native
43. Let sleeping dogs lie
44. Yes, cost of living
45. The Police
46. Native Rowdyism in Dar es Salaam
47. Native riot in ring street
48. Blackest African
49. Ration coupons
50. African complaint
51. Ration coupons
52. Preventive measures necessary
53. The Moshi incident
54. Public spirit
55. Rents in Dar es Salaam
56. Tanganyika Muslim League
57. Tanganyika Muslims
58. National spirit
59. Dr. Malik Honoured
60. His highness the Aga Khan has become the deadly handle of the British Axe
61. Our appeal
62. Nationalism of Indian Muslims
63. Gandhi Birth day anniversary
64. Gandhi Jayanti in Moshi
65. Kigoma Indians adopt Jaya hind
66. Flags hoisting ceremony
67. Birth of a Nation
68. Side lights on celebrations
69. No Hartal
70. We fight for human rights
71. Homage paid to Gandhi
72. Give Tanganyika to India
73. African observer
74. Observers
75. Indians are helping us
76. An appeal to Indians
77. Our duty to the natives
78. Poor Indian
79. Tanganyika an Indian State
80. An Indian State in Africa
81. India's independent government was unable to exert a comparable influence on British policy
82. Inauguration of Asian Association
83. TANU and the colonial office
84. Asians support African open-air meeting
85. Non-racialism is key to Tanganyika of the future
86. Nationalism
87. Dr. Radhakrishnan calls for end of race superiority
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