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South African archives

The archives of MRA/IofC in South Africa are housed in Pretoria.

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The archives of MRA/IofC in South Africa are housed in Pretoria.

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African actors, Ifoghale Amata and his wife from Nigeria and Manasseh Moerane from South Africa on visit with the film Freedom
Springbok Stampede has audience tapping their feet and clapping their hands.
Document discusses Moral Re-Armament movement founder's controversial Nazi-related statements and historical context
The Afrikaans Press protests against visit of Dr Frank Buchman on grounds that Moral Rearmament does not recognize colour bar.
Provocative film about racial tension between white and black people in Africa
'Freedom' is simple and appealing.
Film "Freedom" has been dubbed into 11 languages and presented in three European film festivals and in cities across the globe.
MRA is outward-looking, directed towards the unbelieving world. Peter Howard.
Racial relations in Britain deteriorating according to former West Indies cricket captain
Life was bubbly with these people. It interested you, and you asked, why?
Dr. Frank Buchman's Moral Rearmament Movement visits South Africa amid apartheid concerns
Prominent members of the Oxford Group Movement arrive from England to join the Canadian team.
A challenge to men of all religions.
"Dictator's Slippers" presented in Port Elizabeth by students - a play with the power to unite the people and the world.
They get laughts out of it too.
'Rebellion is bred out of frustration'.
President of the Junior League of Louisville testified to the spiritual benefits she had derived from meeting the Oxford Group.
Place location
Pretoria
Place location
Pretoria