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Wits imagined: an investigation into Wits University's public roles and responsibilities, 1922 - 1994
This thesis examines the public roles and responsibilities of the University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg in the period 1922-1994. It does this through a close investigation of four moments in the history of the University, namely the foundation of Wits (1910s and 1920s); early debates about t...
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Department of Historical Studies
2021
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