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188. oldal
... African public opinion . Given the sort of political freedom which is taken for granted in this country but denied in every African state but Rhodesia , public opinion among the African masses is created by the black politicians ' bully ...
... African public opinion . Given the sort of political freedom which is taken for granted in this country but denied in every African state but Rhodesia , public opinion among the African masses is created by the black politicians ' bully ...
189. oldal
... Africans will regret their extremely ill - advised ' No ' to the Smith - Home agreement . There will be fewer jobs for them , less money for their education and a smaller share in political power . A fairly fast move towards South African ...
... Africans will regret their extremely ill - advised ' No ' to the Smith - Home agreement . There will be fewer jobs for them , less money for their education and a smaller share in political power . A fairly fast move towards South African ...
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... Africa and African animals and the tension building up to the inevitable , tragic climax as the guerillas from over the border burn down the farm and massacre its people , black and white . The book will be frowned upon both by ...
... Africa and African animals and the tension building up to the inevitable , tragic climax as the guerillas from over the border burn down the farm and massacre its people , black and white . The book will be frowned upon both by ...
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Contents | 39 |
A BLIND MAN MOVES TO A NEW HOUSE BY EDWARD STOREY | 288 |
MY UNCLE ARCHIE BY BASIL PEACOCK | 314 |
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