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R-0100688	Aspects of the Indian scene
R-0100686	How Vorster uses anti- communism
R-0100685	Cheated not defeated: background to the British Guiana election
R-0100684	No mercy from Vorster
R-0100683	The battle for the Congo and the November aggression
R-0100681	A poem of vengeance
R-0100678	All over Africa: notes on current events
R-0100676	Africa and Parliamentary democracy
R-0100673	Danger to Africa
R-0100671	Mini, Khayinga, Mkaba
R-0100670	The Republic of Zambia
R-0100668	New books on South Africa
R-0100667	Across the colour line: some remarks on South African writing
R-0100666	Marxism and the one-party state
R-0100664	Otto Kuusinen, 1881- 1964
R-0100663	Marxist-Leninist study: The first international - 100 years after
R-0100662	Congo: the legal aspect
R-0100661	The apartheid economy today
R-0100660	The united Arab Republic: a bastion of anti-colonialism
R-0100659	Blueprint for slavery: Bantu Laws Amendment Act 1964
R-0100656	Political terrorism in Lesotho: statement by the Central Committee, South African Communist Party
R-0100654	Fascist terror in South Africa: United Nations document
R-0100651	Central Africa after federation
R-0100650	Ghanas changing economy
R-0100647	Algeria rebuilds
R-0100646	Sanctions against apartheid
R-0100645	Save South Africas freedom fighters
R-0100643	Editorial notes: Brief comments
R-0100642	Editorial notes: Apartheid - the end approaches
R-0100641	Editorial notes: Turbulent Africa
R-0100638	Verwoerd, Verwoerd, they cry: a poem
R-0100636	The role of ideas in history
R-0100629	Editorial: The new Africa- capitalist or socialist?
R-0100635	Nigerias first mass socialist Party
R-0100633	The African Communist: List of Contents 1959-1967
R-0100632	Problems of the African revolution
R-0100630	Marxism: the science of change
R-0100626	Marxist-Leninist study: How social change comes about
R-0100625	Fascist South Africa
R-0100624	Land relations in African countries
R-0100623	Basutoland, Bechuanaland, Swaziland
R-0100622	The birth of African unity
R-0100619	Bechuanaland People`s Party: a protest addres
R-0100618	A speech to the Presidential Committee Meeting of the World Council of Peace by the representative of the African National Congress, Vienna, 27 September 1963
R-0100617	For the future of the Afro- Asian solidarity movement
R-0100608	Stand by our leaders!
R-0100600	Right-wing labour and Africa
R-0100599	Bourgeois and Proletarian nations
R-0100598	Senegal and the African Party of Independence
R-0100597	The one party state