Saul Dubow is a South African historian specialising in the history of South Africa in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
This article first appeared in Palestine/Israel Review Volume 1, Issue 2.
“Race” (en), Africa (en), Apartheid (en), History (en), Israel/Palestine (en), Racism (en), Saul Dubow (en), Settler Colonialism (en), South Africa (en), SWANA (en)
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