South Africa: Race Relations: Legislation Concerning Bantustanis; the Bantu Laws Amendment Act 1964; the African Population in Natal; the Coloured Persons Representative Council Established in South Africa Despite Opposition to this New Bill. Despatch by Sir Hugh Stephenson, British Ambassador in South Africa, on 'The Possible Future Course of Events in South Africa'. Leaflet Entitled 'We Shall Win Freedom' Stating that "Africa in on the March to Freedom", November 1964. (Folder 2)

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South Africa: Race Relations: Legislation Concerning Bantustanis; the Bantu Laws Amendment Act 1964; the African Population in Natal; the Coloured Persons Representative Council Established in South Africa Despite Opposition to this New Bill. Despatch by Sir Hugh Stephenson, British Ambassador in South Africa, on 'The Possible Future Course of Events in South Africa'. Leaflet Entitled 'We Shall Win Freedom' Stating that "Africa in on the March to Freedom", November 1964. (Folder 2)
Reference
FO 371/177151
Date
1964
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