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THE SOUTH AFRICAN INDIANS AND U.N.O. In this article it is intended to
describe briefly the events which led to the Indian resolution at U.N.O.
complaining of discriminatory treatment of Asiatics in South Africa and asking the
South African ...
THE SOUTH AFRICAN INDIANS AND U.N.O. In this article it is intended to
describe briefly the events which led to the Indian resolution at U.N.O.
complaining of discriminatory treatment of Asiatics in South Africa and asking the
South African ...
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oppressed and downtrodden , the Indian Government's appeal against South
Africa's treatment of her Indian subjects should go a long way towards finishing
the job . For what could U.N.O. do about the matter since the vast majority of the ...
oppressed and downtrodden , the Indian Government's appeal against South
Africa's treatment of her Indian subjects should go a long way towards finishing
the job . For what could U.N.O. do about the matter since the vast majority of the ...
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The South African on the other hand has no other home to which he may retire .
He has no assurance that his rights and liberties will not be usurped by the
African peoples who less than a hundred years ago were savages . The Indians ,
like ...
The South African on the other hand has no other home to which he may retire .
He has no assurance that his rights and liberties will not be usurped by the
African peoples who less than a hundred years ago were savages . The Indians ,
like ...
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Contents
The Course of Conservative Politics | 1 |
The South African Indians and U N | 2 |
N O 3 The Language of the Underworld 4 The Army Experiment in Further Education | 4 |
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| Title | The Quarterly Review |
| Editors | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Publisher | John Murray, 1948 |
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