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SWAPO: 1965-1969. Includes petitions and memoranda by SWAPO to several bodies and interest groups including the OAU Liberation Committee, Human Rights & Apartheid, UN Commission on Colonialism and other UN bodies.
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SWAPO: 1965-1969. Includes petitions and memoranda by SWAPO to several bodies and interest groups including the OAU Liberation Committee, Human Rights & Apartheid, UN Commission on Colonialism and other UN bodies.
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UNAM Archives
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The Leading Facts in the Struggle of South West Africa Today. SWAPO memorandum circulated at the Fourth Afro-Asian People’s Solidarity Conference to be held at the Kwame Nkrumah Ideological Institute, Winneba, Ghana. 1965. 2 pp.
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Petition before the Fourth Committee (of the UN) by the South West Africa People’s Organization. Signed by Emil Appolus, Secretary for Information and Publicity, 1966. 7 pp.
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The Struggle for the National Independence. Address given by Andreas Z. Shipanga, member of the National Executive Board of SWAPO. 1967?, 3pp.
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The Present (Political Situation?).[“SWAPO draft for OAU and others.”] 1967, 4 pp
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Human Rights and Apartheid Policies in Namibia (South West Africa), by the London office of the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO). 1967 ?, 5 pp. Page 8 of 47
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SWANU: The Epitome of Political Insolvency. (Refutation of statements against SWAPO by the South West Africa National Union), 1967? 9 pp
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An Account of the Liberation Movement in South West Africa to the Socialist Baath Party and to the Government of the United Republic of Syria from the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO). 1967, 6 pp.
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Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to the OAU coordinating committee for the liberation of Africa. January 1967. 3 pp.
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Memorandum Submitted by the South West Africa People’s Organization (SWAPO) to the AD HOC Committee for South West Africa. Signed by Gottfried Hage Geingob, February 14, 1967. 3 pp.
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Statement by SWAPO before the United Nations Committee on Colonialism in Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania, June 1967. 13 pp.
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The Statement by the South West Africa People’s Organization, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 23 June 1967. 3 pp.
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SWAPO memorandum on the indictment of 37 SWAPO members appearing in the so-called Supreme Court of South Africa charged with “Terrorism” and “Sabotage”. Issued from Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, 18th September 1967. 6 pp., including unsigned cover letter
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Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to the 5th Summit Conference of the OAU held in Congo Kinshasa, September 1967, 3 pp.
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Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to the United Nations Administrative Council on South West Africa. April 1968, 2 pp.
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Proposals submitted by SWAPO to the United Nations Council for South West Africa meeting held in Lusaka on the 9th April 1968. 3 pp.
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Testimony given to the United Nations AD HOC Working group of Experts, by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Representative on the 22nd July 1968. a) Torture of Freedom Fighters in Pretoria Jail. b)
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Statement Issued by SWAPO on the occasion of the 2nd Anniversary of the launching of the armed struggle in Namibia. 26 August 1968, 3 pp.
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International Day of Solidarity with the People of Namibia/South West Africa/. Signed Homateni Kaluenja, SWAPO Representative in Eastern Europe - Students and Youth Affairs. 26 August 1968, 3 pp.
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1 Memorandum submitted by SWAPO to the United Nations AD HOC Working group of Experts in Dar es Salaam. September 1968, 4pp.
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Memorandum issued by the London Office of SWAPO on the Implementation of Self-Government for Native Nations in South West Africa Act in Ovamboland. 2 pp., 11 October 1968.
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Address to the Annual Conference of the Anti-Apartheid Movement. 20 October 1968, 2 pp.
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Memorandum submitted to the International Preparatory Committee meeting in Lahti [Finland] by SWAPO for the Khartoum conference in support of the struggle of Peoples still under Colonial domination in South Africa, Mozambique, Namibia, Zimbabwe, Angola and Guinea Bissao. 14 - 15 November 1968, 4 pp.
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Untitled document (Guidelines for the SWAPO Council?). 1968, 2 pp.
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South Africa’s Military Maneuvers.(Presented at? ) The First Congress of the National Union of South West African Students. Finland, 1968, 4 pp.
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Statement by the Permanent Office of SWAPO in the United Arab Republic on the occasion of Namibia Revolution against the fascist white settlers? oppression which was launched on 26th August 1966 by the Namibian Freedom Fighters. 1968, 3 pp.
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Briefing on Namibia. 1968, 4 pp.
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1 Memorandum submitted to the United Nations Council for Namibia by SWAPO. Dar es Salaam, 12 February, 1969. 2 pp.
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Official statement of the National Union of South West African Students – NUSWAS - to the Continental Conference on Africa and Neo-Colonialism. Held in Khartoum from 22 - 29 April 1969. 5 pp.
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Statement submitted by Nickey Iyambo, Chief of the Delegation of SWAPO to the Symposium of the First Pan-Africa Cultural Festival.25 July, 1969. 2 pp.
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Speech delivered by Mr. Peter Mueshihange, SWAPO Secretary of Foreign Affairs, to the Third Biannual Congress of National Union of Tanganyika Workers (NUTA) held in Dar es Salaam, from 1st to 5th November 1969. 3 pp.
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Extracts from an address delivered by Peter Katjavivi, SWAPO Representative, to the World Council of Peace Presidential Conference, Khartoum (Sudan). 15 December 1969, 2 pp.
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