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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Reference | PREM 11/2783 |
| Department/Office | Prime Minister's Office |
| Title | PREM 11/2783 |
| Description | Rhodesia and Nyasaland, 1958-1959. Devlin Commission of Enquiry into "recent disturbances". Review of Federal Constitution. This file contains an abbreviated version of the text of the Devlin Report with a report and critique by Robert Armitage, Governor of Nyasaland. Colonial Policy, Africa, Independence, CAF |
| Date | 1958-1959 |
| Collection | Macmillan Cabinet Papers, 1957-1963 |
| Region | Africa, Europe |
| Countries | United Kingdom, Zimbabwe, Malawi |
| Places | Africa; Bonn; Canada; Cyprus; Europe; Ghana; London; Nyasaland; Paris; Rhodesia; Scotland; Tanganyika; United Kingdom; Washington |
| People | Banda, Dr Hastings Kamuzu; Brook, Norman; Devlin, Patrick; Diefenbaker, John George; Douglas-Home, Alexander, Lord Home; Gaitskell, Hugh; Home; Welensky, Roy |
| Topics | Agriculture; ANC; Apartheid; Arms; Assassination; Aviation; Building; Central Office of Information (COI); Civil Aviation; Civil Service; Committee; Commonwealth; Constitution; Crime; Defence; Deportation; Devlin Commission; Education; Federation; Field; FLN; IRA; Labour Party; Parliament; Port Said; Press; PRO; Rent; Riots; Roads; Security; Trade; Transport; UN; Washington; Welfare |
| Copyright | Crown Copyright documents © are reproduced by permission of The National Archives London, UK |
