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Reference FO 371/63554
Department/Office Foreign Office
Title Discrimination against British banks in Indo-China: communism in South East Asia
Date 1947
Collection Foreign Office Files for India, Pakistan and Afghanistan, 1947-1964
Region South Asia
Countries United Kingdom, France, Singapore, Vietnam, Indonesia, India, Burma, Malaysia, Soviet Union, China, Japan
Places Andhra Pradesh; Assam; Beijing (Peking); Bengal; Burma (Myanmar); Chennai (Madras); China; Delhi; Hyderabad; India; Kashmir; Kolkata (Calcutta); Lahore; London; Mandalay; Mumbai (Bombay); Pakistan; Paris; Punjab; Thailand; Travancore; Yangon (Rangoon)
People Aung San; Killearn, 1st Baron (Sir Miles Lampson); Mao Zedong; Nehru, Jawaharlal ('Panditji')
Topics (Royal) Indian Air Force; aircraft; anti-communism; army; banking; British Government; business; capitalism; communications; communism; Communist Party of India; consular representation; diplomatic representation; education; exile; famine; food; foreign policy; Hinduism; independence; Indian National Congress; international border; Islam; labour; landlords; migration; military; Muslim League; Naga National Council; nationalism; peasantry; political parties; propaganda; railway; refugees; repatriation; revolt; revolution; riots and disturbances; roads; Royal Air Force; satyagraha (non-violent resistance); socialism; Special Commissioner for South-East Asia; trade; trade unions; transport; United Nations; uprising; war
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