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Rhodesia

CCO 20/56/2

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Title

Rhodesia

Shelfmark

CCO 20/56/2

Summary

Includes:- Letters written by members of the public/Party members to the Party Chairman mainly protesting at Conservative Central Office's refusal to disseminate transcripts of Enoch Powell's speech on Rhodesia made at Wolverhampton on 06/12/1968 which advocated recognition for the Government of Ian Smith following the Unilateral Declaration of Independence

Date

Dec 1966; Dec 1968

Language

English

Physical extent

1 file

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Collection contents

Conservative Party Archive: Conservative Central Office - Party Chairman's Office

Party Policy

Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

Rhodesia

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