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... Africa was assigned to the Union of South Africa , German East Africa to Britain , and Togoland and Cameroons were partitioned between Britain and France . The French Government originally insisted upon full sovereignty but finally ...
... Africa was assigned to the Union of South Africa , German East Africa to Britain , and Togoland and Cameroons were partitioned between Britain and France . The French Government originally insisted upon full sovereignty but finally ...
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... Africa's white nationalists , hav- ing virtually annexed South - West Africa in defiance of the UN , aspired to expand their power over Bechuanaland and Rhodesia and to extend apartheid to these areas . In order to avoid any such ...
... Africa's white nationalists , hav- ing virtually annexed South - West Africa in defiance of the UN , aspired to expand their power over Bechuanaland and Rhodesia and to extend apartheid to these areas . In order to avoid any such ...
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... Africa's Africans , thus far , have resorted neither to terrorism nor to attempted revolution to alleviate their lot . But if South Africa's Europeans can find no better way to achieve security against the Africans of South Africa ...
... Africa's Africans , thus far , have resorted neither to terrorism nor to attempted revolution to alleviate their lot . But if South Africa's Europeans can find no better way to achieve security against the Africans of South Africa ...
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