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For , as we can see , similar relationships have not emerged in the course of
liberation struggles in other parts of Africa . . . our ... They are complementary
because in South Africa the struggle for national liberation insistently requires
organized ...
For , as we can see , similar relationships have not emerged in the course of
liberation struggles in other parts of Africa . . . our ... They are complementary
because in South Africa the struggle for national liberation insistently requires
organized ...
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It was never our strategy to seek to conduct the struggle of our country ' s
liberation outside of its borders . . . If the curtailment of facilities in Mozambique is
to have any long - term influence on our movement , it will be simply to lend
urgency to ...
It was never our strategy to seek to conduct the struggle of our country ' s
liberation outside of its borders . . . If the curtailment of facilities in Mozambique is
to have any long - term influence on our movement , it will be simply to lend
urgency to ...
Page 107
Since its Sec - ond Congress in August 1983 , the PSUM has been consumed
with two major issues : the leadership struggle within the party and the search for
a strat - egy and allies in the campaign for the federal elec - tions of July 1985 .
Since its Sec - ond Congress in August 1983 , the PSUM has been consumed
with two major issues : the leadership struggle within the party and the search for
a strat - egy and allies in the campaign for the federal elec - tions of July 1985 .
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Contents
THE AMERICAS | 41 |
ASIA AND THE PACIFIC | 141 |
EASTERN EUROPE AND THE SOVIET UNION | 245 |
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| Title | Yearbook on International Communist Affairs Hoover Institution publication |
| Contributors | Milorad M. Drachkovitch, Lewis H. Gann, Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace |
| Publisher | Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace, Stanford University., 1985 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 27 Oct 2009 |
| ISBN | 081798271X, 9780817982713 |
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