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... south- ern Africa , the Kalahari ( called the Kalahari Basin by geographers ) is bounded by the Orange River to the south ; the headwaters of the Zambezi to the north ; the plateaus of the Transvaal , and Rhodesia to the east ; and the ...
... south- ern Africa , the Kalahari ( called the Kalahari Basin by geographers ) is bounded by the Orange River to the south ; the headwaters of the Zambezi to the north ; the plateaus of the Transvaal , and Rhodesia to the east ; and the ...
Page 513
... South Korea began to organize a police constabulary reserve in 1946. On December 14 , 1948 , the Department of National Defense was established . By June 1950 , when the war broke out , South Korea had a 98,000 - man force equipped only ...
... South Korea began to organize a police constabulary reserve in 1946. On December 14 , 1948 , the Department of National Defense was established . By June 1950 , when the war broke out , South Korea had a 98,000 - man force equipped only ...
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... South Korean Red Cross in August 1971 to reunite the families separated by the division of the country in 1945 . The Red Cross held several talks in Seoul and P'yong- yang alternately during 1972. While the talks were in progress , on ...
... South Korean Red Cross in August 1971 to reunite the families separated by the division of the country in 1945 . The Red Cross held several talks in Seoul and P'yong- yang alternately during 1972. While the talks were in progress , on ...
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