Journal of African Studies, Volume 2Heldref Publications, 1975 - Africa |
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Page 12
... Israelis . Yet , the Israelis failed to see the signifi- cance of this early Afro - centric policy of the Africans and concluded that " apparently [ they ] feel that political and economic relations are conducted on two different levels ...
... Israelis . Yet , the Israelis failed to see the signifi- cance of this early Afro - centric policy of the Africans and concluded that " apparently [ they ] feel that political and economic relations are conducted on two different levels ...
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... Israelis . But if he was going to expel the Israelis , it made good economic and diplomatic sense to extract advantages from Israel's enemies . The cause of Amin's rejection of the Israelis did not lie in the Arab world . 42 Africa ...
... Israelis . But if he was going to expel the Israelis , it made good economic and diplomatic sense to extract advantages from Israel's enemies . The cause of Amin's rejection of the Israelis did not lie in the Arab world . 42 Africa ...
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... Israeli retreat from occupied areas is the thing that most of the Arab States would insist upon . I think we should support the Jarring mission , and I think that we should remind the Israelis about something that they should know very ...
... Israeli retreat from occupied areas is the thing that most of the Arab States would insist upon . I think we should support the Jarring mission , and I think that we should remind the Israelis about something that they should know very ...
Contents
Volume 2 Number | 1 |
Contents of Volume | 2 |
Archaeology Technology and Akan Civilization | 24 |
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