An edition of International Conference on Women and Apartheid, Brussels, 17-19 May 1982 (1982)

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An edition of International Conference on Women and Apartheid, Brussels, 17-19 May 1982 (1982)

International Conference on Women and Apartheid, Brussels, 17-19 May 1982

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United Nations. Centre against Apartheid
Language
English
Pages
38

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Subjects

Congresses, Social conditions, Apartheid, Race relations, Women

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South Africa
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Cover of: International Conference on Women and Apartheid, Brussels, 17-19 May 1982
International Conference on Women and Apartheid, Brussels, 17-19 May 1982
1982, United Nations. Centre against Apartheid
in English
Cover of: International Conference on Women and Apartheid, Brussels, 17-19 May 1982
International Conference on Women and Apartheid, Brussels, 17-19 May 1982
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38 pages
Number of pages
38

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OL45144257M
OCLC/WorldCat
11837200

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