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Caprivi Strip : a sacred trust of civilization betrayed or forgotten UN decolonization obligation? : advocating universal realization of right to self-determination

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An edition of Petition (2013)

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Caprivi Strip : a sacred trust of civilization betrayed or forgotten UN decolonization obligation? : advocating universal realization of right to self-determination

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Publisher
NamRights
Language
English
Pages
59

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Subjects
Boundaries, History, Human territoriality
Places
Caprivi (Namibia), Namibia

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Petition: Caprivi Strip : a sacred trust of civilization betrayed or forgotten UN decolonization obligation? : advocating universal realization of right to self-determination
2013, NamRights
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Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Windhoek, Namibia
Other Titles
Caprivi Strip :

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Library of Congress
DT1670.C36 N36 2013

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59 leaves
Number of pages
59

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30966666M
LCCN
2013440128

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