| Table 4.1. | Details of Participant Characteristics and Interview Duration | 68 |
| Table A1. | The Link between the Codes, Subthemes and Main Themes Identified in This Study | 131 |
| Table 7.1. | Number of Eastern European Jews Entering South Africa, 1925–1928 | 165 |
| Table 7.2a. | South Africa’s Immigration From ‘Quota Countries’, 1931–1936 | 166 |
| Table 7.2b. | South Africa’s Immigration From ‘Non-quota Countries’, 1931–1936 | 166 |
| Table 7.3. | Percentage Increase of Jews as a Proportion of South Africa’s European Population, in Six of the Years Between 1904 and 1936 | 166 |
| Table 7.4. | German Immigration to South Africa, 1933–1936. | 177 |
| Table 4.1. | Details of Participant Characteristics and Interview Duration | 68 |
| Table A1. | The Link between the Codes, Subthemes and Main Themes Identified in This Study | 131 |
| Table 7.1. | Number of Eastern European Jews Entering South Africa, 1925–1928 | 165 |
| Table 7.2a. | South Africa’s Immigration From ‘Quota Countries’, 1931–1936 | 166 |
| Table 7.2b. | South Africa’s Immigration From ‘Non-quota Countries’, 1931–1936 | 166 |
| Table 7.3. | Percentage Increase of Jews as a Proportion of South Africa’s European Population, in Six of the Years Between 1904 and 1936 | 166 |
| Table 7.4. | German Immigration to South Africa, 1933–1936. | 177 |
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