• Фатима Мир - Fatima Meer - Википедия

    Фатима Меер вышла замуж за своего двоюродного брата в 1950 году, Исмаила Меера.

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    Fatima Meer - Wikipedia

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  • Fatima Meer | South African Activist, Educator & Author

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    Fatima Meer was a South African antiapartheid and human rights activist, educator, and author.

  • Fatima Meer Timeline 1928-2010 | South African History Online

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    March 13, Fatima Meer, 81, dies at the St Augustines hospital in Durban following a stroke she suffered two weeks before her death.

  • Фатима Меер (Fatima Meer): фильмы, биография, семья...

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    Фатима Меер. Дата рождения: 12 августа, 1928.

  • Who was Fatima Meer? - Answered - Twinkl Teaching Wiki

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    Fatima Meer was a founding member of the Federation of South African Women (FEDSAW) in 1955.

  • The Defiantly Everyday Drawings of Fatima Meer

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    The South African writer, academic, and activist Fatima Meer was a busy woman.

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  • Fatima Meer Bio, Wiki, Age, Height, DOB(Famous Birthday)...

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    Fatima Meer Charity work • It was Fatima Meer who published the book Portrait of Indian South Africans in 1969 and donated the profit from its sale to the Gandhi...

  • Choices Program | Fatima Meer

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    Meer was an important anti-apartheid activist and continued her activism after 1994 in support of the poor.

  • Who is Fatima Meer? Google doodle celebrates her 95th...

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    In 1950, Fatima Meer married her first cousin, Ismail Meer, a prominent lawyer and anti-apartheid activist.

  • Fatima Meer | African Studies Centre Leiden

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    Fatima Meer was born on 12 August 1928 in Durban, South Africa, into a middle-class family of nine.