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Tag Archives: Margaret Thatcher
PW Botha, police spies, and the South African Embassy Picket Campaign 1984
In June 1984, President PW Botha of South Africa was expected in Britain for talks with Margaret Thatcher. His tour of Europe that summer was intended to promote ‘constructive engagement’ with the apartheid regime (rather than sanctions) and stave of … Continue reading
Posted in Archival research
Tagged Anti-Apartheid Movement, Camden Council, City of London Anti-Apartheid Group, defend the right to protest, Jeremy Corbyn, Margaret Thatcher, Metropolitan Police, police infiltration, PW Botha, Richard Balfe MEP, SAEPC, South African Embassy, South African Embassy Picket Campaign, Special Branch, Special Demonstration Squad, Stuart Holland MP, Tony Banks MP, Vienna Convention (1961)
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Non-Stop Against Apartheid in 2013
Two events in 2013 brought significantly increased traffic to the Non-Stop Against Apartheid blog: the first was Margaret Thatcher‘s death; the second, of course, was Nelson Mandela’s. The day after Thatcher died, this blog received its most traffic in a single … Continue reading
Posted in Archival research, Dissemination, Interview material, Popular & Informal Education
Tagged Anti-Apartheid Movement, apartheid in south africa, City of London Anti-Apartheid Group, Dunnes Store Strikers, Dunnes Stores Strikers, Ken Bodden, Leicester, Margaret Thatcher, Metropolitan Police, Nelson Mandela, Nelson Mandela's death, Non-Stop Picket, Pan-Africanist Congress, South African Embassy, south african embassy in london, Trafalgar Square, workers' sanctions, Zolile Hamilton Keke
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Margaret Thatcher: friend of apartheid
‘Every day the blood of our children flows. While all this is happening, Reagan and Thatcher continue to call themselves friends of black people while in effect they are the friends of racists.’ (Winnie Mandela,6 April 1986) Helen Yaffe writes: Winnie … Continue reading
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