District Six Museum

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CTL-I-0113 · Institution

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Combined Graph record U-01469 · provenance: canonical master store (CSV), record CTL-I-0113. Master record source: CTL seed 2026-10-16 — UNVERIFIED, verify before public citation.

The District Six Museum in Cape Town memorializes the District Six community forcibly removed after the area was demarcated a white group area in 1966; the District Six Museum Foundation was established in 1989 and the museum officially opened in 1994. Claims are limited to the repository abstract text fetched.

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The District Six Museum in Cape Town memorializes the District Six community forcibly removed after the area was demarcated a white group area in 1966; the District Six Museum Foundation was established in 1989 and the museum officially opened in 1994. Claims are limited to the repository abstract text fetched.

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City: Cape Town

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https://uwcscholar.uwc.ac.za/items/cc8709fc-954e-4e48-8ddc-7e3d4ba06930/full (verification source · master store)

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The District Six Museum in Cape Town memorializes the District Six community forcibly removed after the area was demarcated a white group area in 1966; the District Six Museum Foundation was established in 1989 and the museum officially opened in 1994. Claims are limited to the repository abstract text fetched.

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