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The Union Government's treatment of the South-West African Mandate (1920-1944)
Very little nas been written on South-nest Africa. l'here are books of travel in the Territory, but my thesis is not concerned with this aspect of the country. some articles on the mandate system as a whole, contain a few pages on the general outlines of the Territory's administration, but these usu...
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2024
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