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| Field name |
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| Reference
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FCO 105/479
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| Department/Office
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Foreign Office
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| Title
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South Africa: Visit by Richard Luce (Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs) to South Africa, September 1980
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| Date
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1980
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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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Angola; Australia; Blantyre; Bloemfontein; Bonn; Bophuthatswana; Borneo; Botswana; Bray; Brussels; Bulawayo; Cape of Good Hope (Cape Province); Cape Town; China; Ciskei; Cuba; Cyprus; Dar-es-Salaam; Denmark; Durban; France; Freetown; Gaborone; Germany; Harare (Salisbury); India; Iran; Ireland; Israel; Johannesburg; Kenya; Kimberley; King William's Town; KwaZulu; Lagos; Lebanon; Lebowa; Lesotho; Lome; London; Lusaka; Malawi; Maseru; Mbabane; Moscow; Mozambique; Nairobi; Namibia; Natal; Netherlands; New York; Nigeria; Orange Free State; Ottawa; Oxford; Paris; Pietermaritzburg; Pietersburg (Polokwane); Port Elizabeth; Pretoria; Queenstown; QwaQwa; Romania; Roodepoort; Rustenburg; Santos; Simonstown; Singapore; South Africa; Soviet Union; Soweto; Swaziland; Tanzania; Tehran; Transkei; Transvaal; Uganda; Uitenhage; Umtata (Mthatha); United Kingdom; United States of America; Venda; Vereeniging; Walvis Bay; Washington; Waterkloof; Windhoek; Witwatersrand; Zambia; Zimbabwe; Zululand
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| People
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Barder, B L; Botha, Pieter Willem; Botha, R F; Buthelezi, Chief Gatsha; Carrington, Peter, 6th Baron Carrington; de Klerk, Frederik; Eglin, Colin; Fourie, Brand; Jonathan, Chief Leabua; Kitson, David; Moshoeshoe II; Mulder, Connie; Oppenheimer, Harry; Owen, David; Schwarz, Harry; Smuts, Jan Christiaan; Sobhuza II; Steyn, S J Marais; Suzman, Helen; Thatcher, Margaret, Baroness Thatcher; Treurnicht, Andries; Tutu, Desmond; Viljoen, B G; Viljoen, F J; Vorster, Balthazar Johannes ('John'); Welensky, Sir Roy
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| Topics
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Africans; Afrikaans; agriculture; aid; Anglican church; annexation; apartheid; arms and ammunition; arms embargo; army; aviation; Bantu; border; British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC); British consulate; Broederbond; business; charity; children; Chinese; Christianity; citizenship; colony; Commonwealth; communications; communism; constitution; contract; court; crime; customs; death; defence; diamonds; diplomacy; discrimination; drought; education; election; embassy; employment; equality; exports; family; finance and investment; fishing; food; foreign affairs; Foreign Office; gold; health; House of Commons; housing; human rights; immigration; imports; independence; Indians; industry; Inkatha Freedom Party; insurance; intelligence; internal affairs; labour; legislation; liberalism; metals; military; mining; National Party; nationalism; Nazis; New Republic Party; nuclear energy; oil; Pass Laws; passes; pension; pilgrimage; police; politics; port; Portuguese; postal service; press; Progressive Federal Party; Progressive Reform Party; protest; public service; race; race relations; radio; railway; recruitment; refugee; religion; revolution; Royal Family; sabotage; sanctions; security; shipping; South African Institute of Race Relations; South African Party; South-West Africa People's Organisation (SWAPO); sport; strike; students; sugar; terrorism; tourism; township; trade; trade union; training; transport; treaty; trial; tribe; undesirables; United Nations; United Party; uranium; violence; wages; war; water; welfare; Witwatersrand; women; Zulu
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| Copyright
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