Sarah Gertrude Millin continued, Jul-Dec 1965

folder

Held at the Weston Library

Includes:

Israel
Roy Welensky, the Rhodesian Front, and Anglo-Rhodesian relations
the retreat from empire
book/symposium: White Africans are Also People
the South African Foundation and South Africa's image abroad
the current Rhodesian (Zimbabwean) legislature
foreign exchange problems
Roy Welensky's meetings with Wilson and his colleagues
Smith and his right wing
'technocrats' and their perceived deficiencies
dangers of relying on Portugal
Britain's treatment of Rhodesia (Zimbabwe)
the slide to Unilateral Declaration of Independence
Anglo-Rhodesian negotiations
Unilateral Declaration of Independence and the monarchy
economic and other repercussions
Smuts and his responsibilities for the League of Nations
Field's attendance at 1963 Victoria Falls Conference (8 Dec); blandishments of Butler
sanctions and Conservative hypocrisy
destruction of multi-racialism
calibre of Smith's government and the risks associated with the Unilateral Declaration of Independence
Smith and Welensky
position of the judiciary
Millin's praise for de Gaulle, scorn for the English-speaking peoples
Field, Smith, the Rhodesian Front, and the creation of Smith's public image by Ivor Benson
Bromidia.