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Appeals mailings

MS. Oxfam APL/3/6/2

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Title

Appeals mailings

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MS. Oxfam APL/3/6/2

Summary

Comprises:

Folder 1: 1964-1970, including mailings relating to presenter and broadcaster David Frost's visit to India for Oxfam, the 'Food for Tomorrow' campaign and the Nigeria/Biafra conflict

Folder 2: 1971-1975, including mailings relating to the 1971 postal strike, refugees in Bangladesh, drought in India and the 'Quiet Revolution' campaign

Date

1964-1975

Language

English

Physical extent

1 box (2 folders)

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Collection contents

Records produced by Oxfam's appeals and fundraising function

Records relating to fundraising with the public

Appeals mailings

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