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Reference FCO 105/230
Department/Office Foreign Office
Title South Africa: Sale of radar equipment to South Africa by Plessey – Part B
Date 1979
Collection Apartheid South Africa, 1976-1980
Region Africa
Countries South Africa
Places Accra; Addis Ababa; Algiers; Angola; Antigua; Bonn; Brussels; Cairo; Canberra; Copenhagen; Dakar; Dar-es-Salaam; Delhi; Denmark; Dublin; Gabon; Gaborone; Geneva; Harare (Salisbury); Havana; India; Ireland; Johannesburg; Khartoum; Kingston; Kinshasa; Kuala Lumpur; Lagos; Libya; Lilongwe; Lisbon; London; Lusaka; Madrid; Maseru; Mbabane; Monrovia; Moscow; Mozambique; Nairobi; Namibia; New York; New Zealand; Nigeria; Norway; Oslo; Ottawa; Paris; Port of Spain; Pretoria; Santiago; Singapore; South Africa; Spain; Stockholm; Switzerland; Tehran; Tel Aviv; The Hague; Tokyo; Transvaal; Tripoli; Tunis; United Kingdom; United States of America; Vienna; Washington; Wellington; Yaoundé; Zambia; Zimbabwe
People Barder, B L; Botha, Pieter Willem; Carrington, Peter, 6th Baron Carrington; Carter, Jimmy; Kaunda, Kenneth; Khama, Sir Seretse; Reeves, Ambrose; Steele, Anthony; Thatcher, Margaret, Baroness Thatcher; Thorpe, Jeremy; Waldheim, Kurt
Topics African National Congress; Africans; aid; air force; Anti-Apartheid Movement; apartheid; arms and ammunition; arms embargo; army; Asian; aviation; British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC); business; Commonwealth; communications; communism; constitution; contract; customs; death; defence; democracy; discrimination; education; embassy; equality; exports; family; Foreign Office; human rights; industry; labour; legislation; licensing; metals; military; mining; navy; nuclear energy; oil; passes; police; port; postal service; press; protest; racial discrimination; religion; security; South African Party; sport; students; trade; training; transport; trial; undesirables; UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation); United Nations; war; women; Women's International League for Peace and Freedom
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