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Captain Charles Waterhouse, London and Tanganyika House, Salisbury (Harare), Dec 1959-Dec 1962

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Includes:

  1. formation of an independent group to guide African opinion towards partnership and cooperation
  2. discussions (and copy correspondence) with the Federal Minister of Transport concerning the Benguela and other railway matters
  3. Congo, Katanga, and the United Nations - arrest of Tshombe, military campaign, British policy
  4. Angola and Mozambique
  5. Tanganyika Concessions ('Tanks')
  6. defence of the Benguela Railway
  7. military discussions with Angolan authorities
  8. Northern Rhodesian (Zambian) constitutional negotiations
  9. financing and organising the United Federal Party, African support for it, and Build-a-Nation
  10. disputes between Roy Welensky and London over Katanga (4 Sep 1961)
  11. Night of the Long Knives
  12. financial aspects of the Katanga dispute and its effects on Tanganyika Concessions ('Tanks') and Union Minière
  13. copy correspondence between Waterhouse and Home on the situation in Katanga (Apr 1961; Aug 1961)
  14. record of meeting between Waterhouse (and colleagues) and Salazar (Lisbon, 29 May 1961) to discuss the Benguela Railway, other 'Tanganyika Concessions' business in Angola and public relations
  15. copy message from Roy Welensky to Tshombe (25 Jul 1962).

Dates

  • Creation: Dec 1959-Dec 1962

Extent

86 Leaves

Language of Materials

  • English

Shelfmark

MSS. Welensky Papers 680/3

Repository Details

Part of the Bodleian Libraries Repository

Contact:
Weston Library
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