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Tom Anthony asks, in accompanying letter, how can it possibly be in the interest of Canadians to support white minority regimes which maintain themselves in power by military force and brutal police
Tom Anthony asks, in accompanying letter, how can it possibly be in the interest of Canadians to support white minority regimes which maintain themselves in power by military force and brutal police

Tom Anthony asks, in accompanying letter, how can it possibly be in the interest of Canadians to support white minority regimes which maintain themselves in power by military force and brutal police

Date3/29/1974
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Original Toronto Star caption: Tom Anthony asks; in accompanying letter; how can it possibly be in the interest of Canadians to support white minority regimes which maintain themselves in power by military force and brutal police.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0021595F
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