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(?) The Cape coloured vote: A common roll or political Apartheid, Draft report representing the views of the United Party minority on the Joint Select Committee appointed for the Parliamentary Inquiry into the Separate Representation of Voters Act Validation and Amendment Bill

(?) The Cape coloured vote: A common roll or political Apartheid, Draft report representing the views of the United Party minority on the Joint Select Committee appointed for the Parliamentary Inquiry into the Separate Representation of Voters Act Validation and Amendment Bill

Native Law and its Background: The limits of tribal law in modern bantu life, Address delivered by Julius Lewin to the Bantu Studies Society of the University of the Witwatersrand

Topics on South Africa

Investment in SA today and tomorrow by Nicholas Oppenheimer, address to the Financial Mail conference

Four steps to democracy by Harry Oppenheimer,

Towards a more just racial order in South Africa, by Harry Oppenheimer, Conference of the SAIRR

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Prospects for change in Southern Africa, by Harry Oppenheimer, Address to the Foreign Policy Association, New York

Souvenir booklet of Senator Kennedy's 1966 tour of South Africa compiled by the Rand Daily Mail

Speech given 'Is South Africa a good risk?' by Mr Harry Oppenheimer, Chairman of Anglo American Corporation of South Africa, to the Institute of Directors, London

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(?) The Cape coloured vote: A common roll or political Apartheid, Draft report representing the views of the United Party minority on the Joint Select Committee appointed for the Parliamentary Inquiry into the Separate Representation of Voters Act Validation and Amendment Bill

Native Law and its Background: The limits of tribal law in modern bantu life, Address delivered by Julius Lewin to the Bantu Studies Society of the University of the Witwatersrand

Topics on South Africa

Investment in SA today and tomorrow by Nicholas Oppenheimer, address to the Financial Mail conference

Four steps to democracy by Harry Oppenheimer,

Towards a more just racial order in South Africa, by Harry Oppenheimer, Conference of the SAIRR

Untitled

Prospects for change in Southern Africa, by Harry Oppenheimer, Address to the Foreign Policy Association, New York

Souvenir booklet of Senator Kennedy's 1966 tour of South Africa compiled by the Rand Daily Mail

Speech given 'Is South Africa a good risk?' by Mr Harry Oppenheimer, Chairman of Anglo American Corporation of South Africa, to the Institute of Directors, London