Social Democracy and Southern Africa, 1960s-1980s

actions active adopted Angola Anti-Apartheid apartheid armed assistance authorities Britain British called colonial Committee Communists companies condemned conference Congress contacts continued cooperation Council countries criticism decision delegation demands democracy developing discussed documents economic establish European example expressed fact forces Foreign FRELIMO French give held Ibid important independence interests international social investment Joop den Uyl Labour Party later leaders leadership majority material measures meeting military Minister Mozambique Namibia national liberation movements noted October opposed organizations participation peace political Portugal Portuguese colonies position possible President Pretoria problems programme progressive proposed question recognize regime relations representatives resolution Rhodesia rule sanctions Secretary situation social democratic parties Socialist Affairs Socialist International solidarity South Africa southern Africa statement struggle SWAPO Swedish tion took trade unions West Western Zimbabwe