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Power stations operation, Black nationalists stage bomb attacks, by Charles Mitchell, UPI Archives, 21 July 1981

Power stations operation, Black nationalists stage bomb attacks, by Charles Mitchell, UPI Archives, 21 July 1981

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21 Jul 1981
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5 May 2026
Power stations operation, Black nationalists stage bomb attacks, by Charles Mitchell, UPI Archives, 21 July 1981

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South African History Online. (2026, May 5). Power stations operation, Black nationalists stage bomb attacks, by Charles Mitchell, UPI Archives, 21 July 1981 . South African History Online. https://sahistory.org.za/ref/R-0153544

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