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International Conference on Sanctions Against South Africa, UNESCO House, Paris, 20-27 May 1981

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International Conference on Sanctions Against South Africa (1981 : Paris, France)
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Title International Conference on Sanctions Against South Africa, UNESCO House, Paris, 20-27 May 1981.
Contributors United Nations Centre Against Apartheid
Publisher New York : United Nations Centre Against Apartheid
Creation Date 1981-
Notes "Prepared by the United Nations Centre against Apartheid"--Introd.
Content v. 1. Main documents -- v. 2. Observance of African Liberation Day (25 May)
Extent v. <1, 2 > : ill
22 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990033494590205171

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