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| Field name |
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| Reference
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FO 371/161930
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| Department/Office
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Foreign Office
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| Title
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South Africa: Arms Supplies to South Africa. French Supply of Mirage Jets to South Africa. Supply of British Buccaneer Aircraft to South Africa
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| Date
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1962
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| Collection
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Apartheid South Africa, 1948-1966
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| Region
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Africa, Europe
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| Countries
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South Africa; United Kingdom; France
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| Places
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Addis Ababa; Algiers; Bamako; Beirut; Bonn; Brazzaville; Brussels; Cairo; Canberra; Cape Town; China; Conakry; Cuba; Dakar; Denmark; Egypt; France; India; Israel; Johannesburg; Khartoum; Leopoldville; Lome; London; Monrovia; Namibia; New York; New Zealand; Norway; Oxford; Panama; Paris; Portugal; Pretoria; Rabat; Rome; Russia; Simonstown; South Africa; Tananarive; Tripoli; Tunis; United Kingdom; United States of America; Usumbura; Washington; Yaounde; Yemen
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| People
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Broadley, J K E; Caccia, Sir Harold; Campbell, Archie; Foster, Peter M; Fouche, Jacobus Johannes; Gordon, Donald; Harley, F; Maud, Sir John; McDonald Gordon, D; Millard, G E; Moreland, H C; Reilly, Sir Patrick; Savigar, L A; Scrymgeour-Wedderburn, Henry James, 11th Earl of Dundee; Stephenson, Sir Hugh; Wright, Sir D
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| Topics
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Act of Parliament; Admiralty; African National Congress; Africans; Afrikaans; aid; Air Force; apartheid; arms and ammunition; Army; aviation; bombs and explosives; business; Colonial Office; Commonwealth; Commonwealth Relations Office; communications; contract; court; defence; embassy; emergency; English Electric; exports; finance and investment; foreign affairs; Foreign Office; industry; intelligence; legislation; liberalism; metals; military; NATO; Navy; nuclear energy; oil; port; Portuguese; press; property; religion; revolution; sabotage; security; shipping; sport; strike; trade; training; Treasury; trial; United Nations; United Party; war
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| Copyright
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