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  1. File/document Bertil Högberg's private collection (on ISAC material)

    liberation movements and the study and information activities. From 1973, before joining the Bread and Fishes and until 1976, he was the the coordinator of the local ecumenical U-week (Development education

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  2. File/document Bertil Högberg's private collection (on various projects)

    liberation movements and the study and information activities. From 1973, before joining the Bread and Fishes and until 1976, he was the the coordinator of the local ecumenical U-week (Development education

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  3. File/document Bertil Högberg's private collections (on Africa Groups material)

    contacts with the liberation movements and the study and information activities. From 1973, before joining the Bread and Fishes and until 1976, he was the the coordinator of the local ecumenical U-week

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  4. File/document Swedish South Africa Committee, SSAK

    of resistance as well. The Committee dominated the anti-apartheid work in Sweden during the 1960s but its activities decreased as other organizations became more active. Contents [Sub-collection] Olof

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  5. File/document Bread and Fishes' Organization, BF

    " (Brödet och Fiskarna) was founded in Västerås in 1972 as a Christian group working mainly with social work. Inspiration for the ways of operating came from the French Emmaus movement. The activities were

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  6. File/document Emmaus-Björkå Archives

    glassworks Björkå in the village of Åkvarn, found in what was then the municipality of Älghult, Småland, Sweden. The activities carried by the association involved collecting clothes, shoes, trinkets and

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  7. File/document Lund's Africa Group, LAG

    a magazine for the national Africa Groups of Sweden. Before 1967 the bulletin went under the name "South and South West Africa Information Bulletin". Other activities were i.a. demonstrations

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  8. File/document Nordic Africa Institute - Collection from the liberation of Guinea-Bissau

    important mode of transportation [Volume] The oldest person in the village - Homem Grande - receives the visitors [Volume] Some cultural activities during a break in the village [Volume] PAIGC soldier [Volume

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  9. File/document Africa Groups of Sweden, AGS 1992-

    the activities of the Africa Groups Recruitment Organization (ARO) and AGS became very similar. Therefore the organizations merged in 1992 under the name the Africa Groups of Sweden (Afrikagrupperna

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  10. File/document Isolate South Africa Committee, ISAC

    activities expanded and ran for the whole year with different angles. ISAC was also involved in i.e. investigations, publishing books, conferences and exhibitions. Among the campaigns could be mentioned “Tear

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