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Reference
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CO 1048/581
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Department/Office
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Colonial Office
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Title
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South Africa: Disappearance of Mrs R. Wentzel, Refugee from South Africa in Swaziland
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Date
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1964-1965
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Collection
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Apartheid South Africa, 1948-1966
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Region
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Africa
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Countries
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South Africa; Swaziland
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Places
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Bloemfontein; Botswana; Cape Town; Durban; Germany; Ghana; Jersey; Johannesburg; Lesotho; Lobatsi; London; Lusaka; Mbabane; Mozambique; Namibia; Natal; Netherlands; New York; Oxford; Port Elizabeth; Pretoria; South Africa; Swaziland; Sweden; Tanzania; Transvaal; United Kingdom; Zambia
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People
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Campbell, Archie; Churchill, Sir Winston; Douglas-Home, Sir Alec, Baron Home; Edwards, Marcus; Ganyile, Anderson; Gordon-Walker, Patrick; Greenwood, Anthony; Harrison, Sir Geoffrey; Herbert-Jones, Hugo; Higgs, Dennis; Morrison, John, Lord Dunrossil; Muller, Hilgard; Osborne, K O H; Sandys, Duncan; Stephenson, Sir Hugh; Thorpe, Jeremy; Walker, M; Walston, Lord Henry; Wentzel, Rosemary; Wilson, Harold, Baron Wilson of Rievaulx; Wilson, John
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Topics
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90 Day Detainee; abduction; Act of Parliament; African National Congress; Africans; Afrikaans; aid; Amnesty International; Anti-Apartheid Movement; apartheid; arms and ammunition; arrest; asylum; aviation; border; business; children; Colonial Office; colony; Commonwealth; Commonwealth Relations Office; communications; court; crime; death; defence; education; embassy; emergency; employment; extradition; family; food; foreign affairs; Foreign Office; fugitives; health; House of Commons; labour; legislation; liberalism; marriage; metals; National Party; oil; passes; police; politics; port; press; prisoner; Protectorate; protest; railway; refugee; religion; revolution; sabotage; sanction; security; students; sugar; tourism; trade; trial; United Nations; wages; war; water; welfare; women
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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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