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| Reference
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FO 371/177094
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| Department/Office
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Foreign Office
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| Title
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South Africa: Supply of Arms to South Africa (Folder 2). Attitude of British Prime Minister. Draft Letter from PM to Dr Verwoerd. Views of Barbara Castle. Question About Supply of Saracen Armoured Cars as these Vehicles had been used at Sharpeville. Questions About Spare Parts. New Directive from the British Prime Minister to Totally Cease All Exports of Arms to South Africa, 17 October 1964. Papers for May-November 1964
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| Date
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1964
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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
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| Places
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Botswana; Bray; Canberra; Cape Town; Caprivi Strip; France; Ireland; Lesotho; London; Mozambique; Namibia; New York; Pretoria; Sharpeville; Simonstown; South Africa; Swaziland; United Kingdom; United States of America; Washington
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| People
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Boyd-Carpenter, John; Caccia, Sir Harold; Castle, Barbara; Cornelius, S D; Dean, Sir Patrick; Douglas-Home, Sir Alec, Baron Home; Elam, J N; Gordon, Donald; Harley, F; Harrison, Sir Geoffrey; Killick, John E; Le Quesne, C M; McDonald Gordon, D; Millard, G E; Moreland, H C; Morrison, John, Lord Dunrossil; Scrymgeour-Wedderburn, Henry James, 11th Earl of Dundee; Stephenson, Sir Hugh; Walston, Lord Henry; Wilson, Harold, Baron Wilson of Rievaulx; Wilson, John
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| Topics
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Act of Parliament; Admiralty; African National Congress; Africans; aid; Air Force; apartheid; arms and ammunition; arms embargo; Army; aviation; bombs and explosives; border; business; Colonial Office; Commonwealth; Commonwealth Relations Office; communications; Communism; contract; customs; defence; discrimination; election; embassy; emergency; execution; exports; foreign affairs; Foreign Office; House of Commons; industry; intelligence; labour; legislation; licensing; metals; military; Navy; oil; overflying; Pan Africanist Congress; port; press; property; Protectorate; protest; race; radio; recruitment; religion; sanction; security; Sharpeville; shipping; strike; trade; training; Treasury; United Nations; war
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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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