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1984_791.pdf
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1984_791.pdf
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Mentioned Dates: 1984
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1948
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1974
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1985
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Subject access points
- Africa News
- SACP
- STANSCHREER
- Congress Of South African Trade Unions
- SATS
- ANC
- CIA
- The Progressive Federal Party
- The African National Congress
- Supreme Court
- Stanford University
- GANN
- The National Party
- World Alliance Of Reformed
- AFL
- The South African Government
- Imagine The Soviet Union
- South African Communist Party
- White House
- COSATU
- The University Of Massachusetts
- The National Organization For Women
- UNITA
- Unionism
Place access points
- The Soviet Leader
- Mandela
- Massachusetts
- South Africa
- Zambia
- Central America
- Washington
- Honduras
- Botha
- Soweto
- SOUTH AFRICA
- Suspended
- Angola
- Gorbachev
- Kirkland
- California
- Virginia
- USA
- The Soviet Union
- JOHANNESBURG
- New Bedford
- Russia
- The United States
- WASHINGTON
- Pretoria
- Johannesburg
- Germiston
- Cape Town
- Columbia
- Lusaka
- Managua
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- L Archbishop (Subject)
- Anybody (Subject)
- ROBERT MARANDA (Subject)
- Religious Groups (Subject)
- Edward Perkins (Subject)
- Amy (Subject)
- John C. Quinn (Subject)
- Reagan (Subject)
- Mikhail Gorbachev (Subject)
- P.W. Botha (Subject)
- Nelson Mandela (Subject)
- Lane Kirkland (Subject)
- Robert Martin (Subject)
- Jimmy Carter (Subject)
- David Reed (Subject)
- Desmond Tutu (Subject)
- Winnie Mandela (Subject)
- Kenneth Kaunda (Subject)
- Jesse Jackson (Subject)
- Solomon (Subject)
- William Minter (Subject)
- JOHN LITTLE (Subject)
- Jan Smuts (Subject)