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Catalogue description Northern Ireland: Campaign for Democracy in Ulster which first met in Committee Room at...
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| Reference: | HO 325/45 |
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| Description: |
Northern Ireland: Campaign for Democracy in Ulster which first met in Committee Room at House of Commons; Movement for Colonial Freedom which held demonstration at Trafalgar Square, October 1968; speakers included Westminster MPs |
| Date: | 1965 Jan 01-1968 Dec 31 |
| Held by: | Creating government department or its successor, not available at The National Archives |
| Former reference in its original department: | QPE 66 13/10/1 |
| Legal status: | Public Record(s) |
| Closure status: | Closed Or Retained Document, Open Description |
| Access conditions: | Retained by Department under Section 3.4 |
| Closure criterion: | Retained in departments on security or other specified grounds |
| Lord Chancellor's Instrument: | LCI 63 - Series containing retention instruments |
| LCI signed date: | 2001 December 19 |
| Reconsideration due in: | 2011 |
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