Headline:International Institute of Social History CollectionDescription:The start of a campaign for Radio Freedom by the Dutch group "Broadcasting for Radio Freedom" in Rotterdam, The Netherlands, August 1989; from left to right: Bram Peper (mayor of Rotterdam), Pallo Jordan (ANC) and Wim Kok (leader of the Dutch Labour Party).. Photographer: Pieter Boersma.City:RotterdamCountry:NetherlandsDate Created:08-1989Creator:ANC ArchivesCredit Notice:Pieter Boersma / IISH / NiZA / ANC Archives / african.picturesKeywords:
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