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| Field name |
Value |
| Reference
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FCO 105/301
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| Department/Office
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Foreign Office
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| Title
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South Africa: Diplomatic representation of South Africa in the UK (Folder 2)
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| Date
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1979
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| Collection
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Apartheid South Africa, 1976-1980
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| Region
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Africa
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| Countries
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United Kingdom, South Africa
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| Places
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Argentina; Australia; Berne; Bonn; Brussels; Canada; Cape Town; France; Geneva; Harare (Salisbury); Iran; Ireland; Japan; Johannesburg; Kingston; London; Lusaka; Namibia; Netherlands; New York; New Zealand; Nigeria; Oxford; Paris; Pretoria; Senegal; Singapore; South Africa; Soviet Union; Tehran; Transvaal; United Kingdom; United States of America; Washington; Wellington
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| People
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Bailey, James Richard Abe; Barder, B L; Biko, Steve; Botha, Pieter Willem; Carrington, Peter, 6th Baron Carrington; Cox, Alexander; de Villiers, Jacobus Philippus; Khama, Sir Seretse; Kruger, Jimmy; Mulder, Connie; Owen, David; Rhoodie, Eschel; Treurnicht, Andries
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| Topics
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Africans; Afrikaans; agriculture; aid; Anti-Apartheid Movement; apartheid; border; British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC); business; children; citizenship; Commonwealth; communications; communism; constitution; court; democracy; discrimination; Dutch Reformed Church; education; election; embassy; emergency; employment; entertainment; Erasmus Commission; family; finance and investment; foreign affairs; human rights; immigration; independence; intelligence; labour; legislation; liberalism; metals; military; mining; multiracialism; National Party; navy; oil; police; politics; postal service; press; propaganda; protest; race; race relations; racial discrimination; radio; religion; sanctions; security; sexual relations; South-West Africa People's Organisation (SWAPO); sport; students; trade; trade union; training; undesirables; violence; war; water; welfare
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| Copyright
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Crown Copyright documents © are reproduced by permission of The National Archives London, UK
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