The Sun Will Rise
Subtitle: Statements from the dock by Southern African political prisoners
By: edited by Mary Benson.
Contributors: Mary Benson; Robert Sobukwe; Nelson Mandela; Walter Sisulu; Elias Motsoaledi; Andrew Mlangeni; Wilton Mkwayi; Bram Fischer; Toivo ja Toivo; Eliaser Tuhadeleni; James April; Mosioua Lekota; Maitshe Mokoape; Raymond Suttner; Mosima Sexwale; Naledi Tsiki; Martin Ramokgadi; Isaac Seko; Stanley Nkosi; Petrus Mothlanthe
Edition: Revised and enlarged edition
Publisher: International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa; Imported Pubn
Published: 1981
Place of publication: 104 Newgate Street, London EC1
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 80
Subjects: Political prisoners -- South Africa.; South Africa -- Politics and government -- 1961-1978.; South Africa -- Politics and government -- 1978-; South Africa -- Race relations.
Description: First paragraph of introduction:

This collection of statements made during political trials since 1960 testifies to the high courage, determination, and humanity which distinguish the struggle for liberation and for a just society in South Africa and Namibia.
Notes: First published 1974.
Table of contents: title: Introduction -- Mary Benson
pagenum: 4
label: Introduction; pagenum: 8
title: Robert Sobukwe; pagenum: 10
title: Nelson Mandela; pagenum: 24
title: Walter Sisulu; pagenum: 28
title: Elias Motsoaledi; pagenum: 29
title: Andrew Mlangeni; pagenum: 30
title: Wilton Mkwayi; pagenum: 35
title: Bram Fischer; pagenum: 51
title: Toivo ja Toivo; pagenum: 55
title: Eliaser Tuhadeleni; pagenum: 57
title: James April; pagenum: 59
title: Mosioua Lekota; pagenum: 61
title: Maitshe Mokoape; pagenum: 63
title: Raymond Suttner; pagenum: 65
title: Mosima Sexwale; pagenum: 69
title: Naledi Tsiki; pagenum: 73
title: Martin Ramokgadi; pagenum: 75
title: Isaac Seko; pagenum: 77
title: Stanley Nkosi; pagenum: 79
title: Petrus Mothlanthe