Titlebook: How Long Will South Africa Survive?; R. W. Johnson Book 1977 R. W. Johnson 1977 Africa.African history.history

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The Crisis of the Early 1970s,America’s defences could be widened enough for the gold price really to ‘take off’. Only in June 1972 did the price break free from a level around $40 to one around $65, and only with the oil crisis of late 1973 did it become established safely above $100. It was not a moment too soon — indeed the r

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,Southern Africa 1976: Henry Kissinger’s Last Gamble,s in southern Africa. The initiative was led and organised by a figure who has already loomed large in our narrative, Henry Kissinger. It always seemed likely that 1976 would be Kissinger’s last year of power, and southern Africa witnessed his last gamble.

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