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The Gateway of tomorrow: modernist town planning on Cape Town's Foreshore 1930-70
Cape Town's Foreshore has been a site of contestation for much of the twentieth century. Conventional accounts of its history describe the sudden reclamation of land in 1937, and subsequent planning throughout the 1940s and 50s. However, these accounts do not take into account the complex nature of...
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Department of Historical Studies
2014
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