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MOT APARTHEID

Poster “Against apartheid” (translation of the title) advocates support for the ANC (African National Congress) and SWAPO (South West African People's Organization). This was a coordinated effort by a number of Norwegian organizations. The text is handwritten in the middle of the poster on three horizontal stripes: yellow letters on green, black letters on white, and yellow letters on red. There are two white triangles at top of the poster and one larger white triangle at the bottom, outlined with a thin yellow line. Between these geometric shapes is black, which sets off the block of text in the middle. [Note: The acronym S.A.I.H. is apparently Studentanes og Akademikernes Internasionale Hjelpefund.]
Creator

Namibia Foreningen; Fellesrådet for det sørlige Afrika; Artists for Liberation; Kunstnere Mot Apartheid; Studentanes og Akademikernes Internasionale Hjelpefund

Place Created

Norway

Date

1986

Type of Item

Poster

Description

Poster “Against apartheid” (translation of the title) advocates support for the ANC (African National Congress) and SWAPO (South West African People's Organization). This was a coordinated effort by a number of Norwegian organizations. The text is handwritten in the middle of the poster on three horizontal stripes: yellow letters on green, black letters on white, and yellow letters on red. There are two white triangles at top of the poster and one larger white triangle at the bottom, outlined with a thin yellow line. Between these geometric shapes is black, which sets off the block of text in the middle. [Note: The acronym S.A.I.H. is apparently Studentanes og Akademikernes...
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Organization

Namibia Foreningen
Norwegian Council for Southern Africa

Coverage Africa

Namibia
South Africa

Language

Norwegian

Digital Format

image/jpeg

This item was digitized by the International Institute of Social History in the Netherlands, which made it available to the African Activist Archive.

Collection

International Institute of Social History

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