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Lord Hughes of Woodside
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boy23. ‘South African products are not sold here’
boy23. ‘South African products are not sold here’
boy23. ‘South African products are not sold here’
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Description
Window sticker for independent retailers who agreed not to stock South African products.
Category
Boycott
Author
Anti-Apartheid Movement
Copyright
AAM Archives Committee
Holding Institution
AAM Archive, Bodleian Library
Date/Year
1990
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