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Reference
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DO 133/164
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Department/Office
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Dominions Office
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Title
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Kashmir: dispute negotiations, May-August 1963 (Folder 4)
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Date
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1963
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Collection
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Foreign Office Files for India, Pakistan and Afghanistan, 1947-1964
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Region
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South Asia
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Countries
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India, Pakistan
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Places
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Beijing (Peking); Bengal; Burma (Myanmar); Chennai (Madras); China; Colombo; Delhi; Dhaka (Dacca); Diu; India; Jammu; Karachi; Kashmir; Kathmandu; Kolkata (Calcutta); Ladakh; Lahore; London; Mumbai (Bombay); Nepal; New York; Pakistan; Peshawar; Punjab; Rajasthan; Rawalpindi; Shimla (Simla); Srinagar; Washington, DC
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People
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Abdullah, Mohammed; Ayub Khan, Muhammad; Bhave, Vinoba; Bhutto, Zulfikar Ali; Butler, Richard ('Rab'), Baron Butler of Saffron Walden; Desai, Morarji; Gandhi, Mohandas (Mahatma); Gore-Booth, Sir Paul, Baron Gore-Booth; Macmillan, Harold, 1st Earl of Stockton; Mountbatten, Louis, 1st Earl Mountbatten of Burma; Nehru, Jawaharlal ('Panditji'); Sandys, (Edwin) Duncan, Baron Duncan-Sandys; Shastri, Lal; Zhou Enlai
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Topics
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(Royal) Indian Air Force; air force; aircraft; army; banking; bonds; British Government; business; Catholicism; Central Treaty Organisation (CENTO) (or Baghdad Pact); Christianity; communications; communism; conquest; diplomacy; disease; education; elections; food; foreign policy; Hinduism; independence; Indian National Congress; Indo-Pakistani relations; international border; invasion; Islam; labour; land reform; language; loans; Lok Sabha (Indian House of the People); maharaja; military; nonalignment; oil; parliament; partition; peasantry; political parties; propaganda; Radcliffe Line (Indo-Pakistani border); railway; Rajya Sabha (Indian Council of States); roads; Royal Air Force; South-East Asian Treaty Organisation (SEATO); steel; Swatantra Party; tourism; United Nations; viceroy; war; women
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Copyright
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