Rhodesia
Found in 183 Collections and/or Records:
"Rhodesia file 2", 1965-11 - 1966-01
Letters of support from the general public for JA's stand against the Government's policy of imposing sanctions on Southern Rhodesia [later Zimbabwe], also including transcripts of radio broadcasts, with JA taking part in discussions on Rhodesia.
"Rhodesia file 3", 1965-05 - 1966-05
Rhodesia: personal minutes, 1972-11 - 1974-02
Minutes on subjects including: South African involvement in Rhodesia [later Zimbabwe]; implementing the 1971 constitutional agreement; sanctions.
Also includes a letter from Sir [Roland] Roy Welensky on the situation in Rhodesia; engagements slips, 1973-74.
Rhodesian diary, 1967-03
Typescript diary of JA's visit to Rhodesia [later Zambia and Zimbabwe] for talks with various political leaders, on subjects including views of Britain's sanctions policy, and the talks between [James] Harold Wilson, Prime Minister and Ian Smith, Prime Minister of Rhodesia, aboard HMS Tiger, 1966.
Rhodesian diary, 1967-03
Recording of JA's diary notes of his visit to Rhodesia [later Zambia and Zimbabwe] and also South Africa. JA also talks about China and dictates a draft article and draft memorandum about Portuguese history.
Selection of MT's correspondence formerly stored in her safe, 'P'-'T', August 1977- February 1979, 1977-08 - 1979-02
South Africa tour, 1954-12 - 1956-10
Southern Rhodesia, 1951-06 - 1954-02
Papers and correspondence on Southern Rhodesia [later Zimbabwe], including: Capricorn Africa Society pamphlet on the case for federation; papers from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association tour of Central Africa, Mauritius and Malta, August 1951.
Southern Rhodesia, 1979 - 1987
Papers from CS's term as the last Governor of Southern Rhodesia [later Zimbabwe], including letters of welcome and congratulation, papers relating to the elections to form a new independent Government of Zimbabwe, and papers on aid and development in Zimbabwe after CS's return.
Special correspondence: Salisbury, 1941-06 - 1952-11
Correspondence with 5th Lord Salisbury [Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs, 1940-42 and 1943-45, earlier Lord Cranborne] on subjects including: Salisbury's visit to Rhodesia [later Zambia and Zimbabwe] in 1949 and Rhodesian views on federation; Palestine; the Parliament Bill and reform of the House of Lords; European unity; the constitution of Newfoundland [Canada]; migration to Australia; representation of the Dominions in an Imperial War Cabinet.
Speech given by MT to Conservative Party Conference, Brighton, 13 October 1978 (3), 1978
Includes: MT’s handwritten annotations
Includes: speech contributions from "ANR" (Adam Ridley, Conservative Research Department), Alfred Sherman (Centre for Policy Studies); and "Suggested paragraphs on Rhodesia" [later Zambia and Zimbabwe] from Professor Hugh Thomas
For the text of the speech see Oxford University Press CD Rom edition of MT’s complete public statements CD Ref: 78/285
Speeches, 1963-08 - 1966-08
Speeches, 1975-02 - 1975-12
Subjects include: the philosophy of Toryism; defence; the referendum on Britain staying in the European Community; the Government's economic policy; cuts in the housing subsidy; the procurement of fighter aircraft for NATO; inflation; the situation in Rhodesia [later Zambia and Zimbabwe]; détente in southern Africa; Britain's place in Europe; the aviation industry; British policy in the Middle East.
Speeches, 1947-07 - 1952-12
Speeches, 1965-09 - 1967-04
Speeches, 1966-07 - 1975-07
Speeches, 1969-01 - 1969-12
Speeches, 1970-01 - 1971-01
Speeches, 1972 - 1972-12
Speeches, 1980-05 - 1980-12
Speeches and articles, 1964-12 - 1966-08
Subjects include: the aviation industry; Anglo-Israeli relations; the importance of Jordan; defence policy; a tribute to Simon Marks [1st Lord Marks of Broughton]; the state of the Conservative Party; nationalism; Rhodesia [later Zambia and Zimbabwe]; south east Asia; overseas bases east of Suez [Egypt]; immigration; Britain's place in Europe; industrial policy; the Ottawa Conference, 1932 [? relating to Leo Amery's diaries].