Expand All Collapse All Extent 421 folders, approximately 16,726 pages Summary This collection consists of records related to the Republic of South Africa and the transition to a non-racial democracy. Additionally, the collection also contains records related to nuclear non-proliferation and South African nuclear programs. These date primarily between 1993 and 1996. The collection includes records related to U.S. support for African transition to a non-racial democracy, for extension of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, and for development of a U.S. policy toward South Africa. The collection also includes a large number of records related to the inauguration of Nelson Mandela as President of the Republic of South Africa. Nelson Mandela, F. W. de Klerk, Thabo Mbeki, and Pik Botha feature prominently in the records of this collection. These materials consists of correspondence, press briefings, talking points, speech drafts, memoranda, news clips, schedules and reports. Scope and Content Note The materials in FOIA 2012-0660-F are a selective body of documents responsive to the topic of the FOIA. Researchers should consult the archivist about related material. Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request 2012-0660-F was for Clinton presidential records related to the Republic of South Africa and the transition to a non-racial democracy. Additionally the request was for records related to nuclear non-proliferation and South African nuclear programs. This collection dates primarily between 1993 and 1996. Due to the complexity of the request, the electronic records in the National Security Council’s Cables, Emails, and Records Management System were limited to subject line search. Also the collection was limited in this system to those records that date prior to December 31, 1996. This ensured the majority of records would be substantive, responsive, and would include the important discussions of the transition period. This collection includes records from the WHORM subject files, staff and office files and the National Security Council. The collection includes records related to the support for African transition to a non-racial democracy, for extension of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty and the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, and for development of a U.S. policy toward South Africa. The collection includes a large number of records related to the inauguration of Nelson Mandela as President of the Republic of South Africa. Nelson Mandela, F. W. de Klerk, Thabo Mbeki, and Pik Botha feature prominently in the records of this collection. The collection consists of correspondence, press briefings, talking points, speech drafts, memoranda, news clips, schedules and reports. In August 1992, then presidential candidate William J. Clinton gave a speech to the Los Angeles World Affairs Council. In that speech he criticized the current administration policy of support for the “status quo” in South Africa. Clinton stated that under his administration, “We will keep the pressure on South Africa until the day of true democracy has dawned.” This was only a month after accepting the Democratic Party nomination for presidential candidate in New York. During his speech accepting the party’s nomination, Clinton laid out a vision for a new covenant for America. He envisioned an America that championed freedom and democracy “from Eastern Europe to Southern Africa.” The struggle for freedom and democracy had been long underway in South Africa. Following the formation of the Union of South Africa in 1910, there was an increase in oppression and denial of rights to the black-majority population of South Africa. On January 8, 1912, the African National Congress (ANC) was formed to unite Africans to fight for their freedom and rights. The ANC, as the African National Congress is more commonly known, is perhaps one of the better known South African political and resistance movements. It was not the first; there were resistance movements formed prior to 1912. The formal acceptance of the policy of Apartheid by the Afrikaner, white-minority population in 1948 began an extended period of struggle for democracy and freedom. Under apartheid the activities of non-whites were greatly restricted. Non-white South Africans were removed from ballots and denied the right to vote. Participation in political activities often resulted in arrest and imprisonment for non-whites. Residency laws, travel restrictions, and other mobility laws were tightened. The ANC, the Pan Africanist Congress of Anzania (PAC), the Natal Indian Congress and others fought against these laws and restrictions. President Ronald Reagan, in a July 22, 1986, speech gave a very brief history of U.S. actions against apartheid. He noted that in 1962 President John F. Kennedy banned sales of military goods to South Africa. Reagan stated in that same speech that “apartheid was morally wrong and politically unacceptable.” Congress forced Reagan to embrace those statements by passing the Comprehensive Anti-Apartheid Act—first introduced to Congress in 1972—in the fall of 1986. Strong sanctions were put into place by the Act. South African President F.W. de Klerk was elected to office in 1989 and called for a non-racist South Africa. He quietly closed and dismantled South Africa’s, then unacknowledged, nuclear weapons program. De Klerk lifted the ban on the ANC and the Communist Party of South Africa. He released the political prisoners including Nelson Mandela. Mandela was received at the White House by President George H. W. Bush on June 25, 1990. In 1992, President de Klerk called for a referendum on continuing with negotiations on anti-apartheid laws and drafting a new South African Constitution. South Africa voted to continue and in October 1993 de Klerk signed the Transitional Executive Council Act, forming the Transitional Executive Council (TEC) whose job it was to facilitate a transition to democratic order. Universal suffrage elections were held in April 1994, and Nelson Mandela was elected President of the Republic of South Africa. The U.S.-South Africa Binational Commission, often called the Gore-Mbeki Commission, was formed in 1994 to begin dialogue and put in place programs to assist South Africa with transition. Record Type Textual System of Arrangement Records that are responsive to this FOIA request were found in these collection areas— Clinton President Records: WHORM Subject Files, Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files and Clinton Presidential Records: NSC Cable, Email, and Records Management Systems. The White House Office of Records Management (WHORM) contains a variety of series created to organize and track documents and correspondence. The WHORM Subject file was compiled by the White House Office of Records Management and is a series of categories designated by a letter/number combination. Staff and Office files were maintained at the folder level by staff members within their individual offices and document all levels of administration activity. WHORM files are processed at the document level; whereas, Staff and Office files are processed at the folder level, that is, individual documents are not selected and removed from a folder for processing. While this method maintains folder integrity, it frequently results in the incidental processing of documents that are not wholly responsive to the subject area. FOIA 2012-0660-F includes WHORM records from these subject codes: CO001-01 Countries - Africa CO156 Countries – South Africa, Republic of PR009 Presidential (Personal) – Memberships, President’s TR029-01 Trips – Philadelphia, PA, 7/4/93 Access Collection is open to all researchers. Access to Clinton Presidential Records is governed by the Presidential Records Act (PRA) (44 U.S.C. Chapter 22, as amended) and the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) (5 U.S.C. 552, as amended) and therefore records may be restricted in whole or in part in accordance with legal exemptions. Copyright Documents in this collection that were prepared by officials of the United States government as part of their official duties are in the public domain. Researchers are advised to consult the copyright law of the United States (17 U.S.C. Chapter 1) which governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Provenance Official records of William Jefferson Clinton’s presidency are housed at the Clinton Presidential Library and administered by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) under the provisions of the Presidential Records Act (PRA). Processed by Staff Archivist, 2017. Previously restricted materials are added as they are released. Last Modified Date 2017-11-21 Container List The following is a list of documents and folders processed in response to FOIA 2012-0660-F. Box 1 Clinton Presidential Records: WHORM: Subject File Category Case Number CO001-01 059706 CO001-01 062775 CO001-01 072155 CO156 019893 CO156 065153SS CO156 068242 CO156 402246 PR009 064529 TR029-01 029007 Clinton Presidential Records: White House Staff and Office Files Cabinet Affairs Silverman, Stephen [Jennifer’s Agencies – Memos]: [POTUS Proposal for South Africa] [OA/ID 4604] Communications Geran, Mark U.S. – South Africa Conference on Democracy and Economic Development [OA/ID 5162] Counselor to the President Gergen, David South Africa [OA/ID 3868] First Lady’s Office – First Lady’s Press Office Caputo, Lisa Mandela Inauguration, South Africa 5/8-11/94 [OA/ID 10224] First Lady’s Office – First Lady’s Scheduling and Advance Craighead, Kelly United States Presidential Delegation to the Inauguration of His Excellency Nelson Mandela President of South Africa [binder] [OA/ID 7397] Intergovernmental Affairs Hale, Marcia South Africa [OA/ID 10076] Legislative Affairs Miller, Lorraine Foreign Affairs – South Africa [OA/ID 4571] Millsap, Elisa South Africa Meeting Cabinet Room 04/26/1994 [OA/ID 6526] Ricchetti, Steve Foreign Affairs – South Africa [OA/ID 11572] Subject Files South Africa [OA/ID 9992] National Security Council African Affairs Jett, Dennis/Steinberg, Donald/Deshazer, MacArthur et al Archbishop Desmond Tutu Visit, May 19, 1993 [OA/ID 2663] President F. W. de Klerk of South Africa & Nelson Mandela, President of the African National Congress Visit, July 2, 1993 [OA/ID 2663] Visit of President Mandela of South Africa, October 4-6, 1994 [1] [OA/ID 2663] Visit of President Mandela of South Africa, October 4-6, 1994 [2] [OA/ID 2663] Box 2 Visit of President Mandela of South Africa, October 4-6, 1994 [3] [OA/ID 2663] Visit of President Mandela of South Africa, October 4-6, 1994 [4] [OA/ID 2663] Visit of President Mandela of South Africa, October 4-6, 1994 [5] [OA/ID 2663] Ordway, John/Jett, Dennis/Ward, Jennifer et al South Africa 1993 [1] [OA/ID 503] South Africa 1993 [2] [OA/ID 503] South Africa 1993 [3] [OA/ID 503] South Africa 1993 [4] [OA/ID 503] South Africa 1993 [5] [OA/ID 503] South Africa 1993 [6] [OA/ID 503] Box 3 South Africa 1993 [7] [OA/ID 503] South Africa 1993 [8] [OA/ID 503] South Africa 1993 [9] [OA/ID 503] South Africa 1993 [10] [OA/ID 503] Prendergast, John/Jett, Dennis/Ward, Jennifer et al Brown Trip to South Africa [1] [OA/ID 2357] Brown Trip to South Africa [2] [OA/ID 2357] Brown Trip to South Africa [3] [OA/ID 2357] Warren Christopher Trip to South Africa [OA/ID 2357] Rice, Susan/Steinberg, Donald/Deshazer, MacArthur South Africa, January-April 1994 [1] [OA/ID 633] South Africa, January-April 1994 [2] [OA/ID 633] South Africa, January-April 1994 [3] [OA/ID 633] South Africa, January-April 1994 [4] [OA/ID 633] South Africa, January-April 1994 [5] [OA/ID 633] Box 4 South Africa, January-April 1994 [6] [OA/ID 633] South Africa, January-April 1994 [7] [OA/ID 633] South Africa, January-April 1994 [8] [OA/ID 633] South Africa, May-December 1994 [1] [OA/ID 634] South Africa, May-December 1994 [2] [OA/ID 634] South Africa, May-December 1994 [3] [OA/ID 634] South Africa, May-December 1994 [4] [OA/ID 634] South Africa, May-December 1994 [5] [OA/ID 634] South Africa, May-December 1994 [6] [OA/ID 634] South Africa, May-December 1994 [7] [OA/ID 634] South Africa, May-December 1994 [8] [OA/ID 634] South Africa, May-December 1994 [9] [OA/ID 634] Box 5 South Africa, May-December 1994 [10] [OA/ID 634] South Africa 1995 [1] [OA/ID 872] South Africa 1995 [2] [OA/ID 872] South Africa 1995 [3] [OA/ID 872] South Africa 1995 [4] [OA/ID 872] South Africa 1995 [5] [OA/ID 872] South Africa 1995 [6] [OA/ID 872] South Africa 1995 [7] [OA/ID 872] Box 6 South Africa 1995 [8] [OA/ID 872] South Africa 1995 [9] [OA/ID 872] South Africa 1995 [10] [OA/ID 872] Wilson, Ernest J./Smith, Gayle/Barks-Ruggles, Erica et al South Africa / [Conference on Disarmament] CD Expansion [1] [OA/ID 2262] South Africa / [Conference on Disarmament] CD Expansion [2] [OA/ID 2262] South Africa / [Conference on Disarmament] CD Expansion [3] [OA/ID 2262] Defense Policy and Arms Control Andreasen, Stephen South Africa Nuclear 1993 [OA/ID 3591] Democracy, Human Rights, and Multilateral Affairs Halperin, Morton South Africa: South Africa [OA/ID 493] South Africa: South Africa/Judiciary [OA/ID 493] Global Issues and Multilateral Affairs Rice, Susan South Africa [1] [OA/ID 277] South Africa [2] [OA/ID 277] South Africa [3] [OA/ID 277] Box 7 South Africa [4] [OA/ID 277] South Africa [5] [OA/ID 277] South Africa – Intelligence [OA/ID 277] Legal Advisor Kreczko, Alan South Africa [OA/ID 3118] Legislative Affairs Rosner, Jeremy POTUS Speech Files – South Africa Bill Signing Event, November 23, 1993 [OA/ID 12] POTUS Speech Files – South Africa Event May 5, 1994 [Empty] [OA/ID 11] South Africa [OA/ID 4] Nonpoliferation and Export Controls Poneman, Daniel/Samore, Gary South Africa [1] [OA/ID 1433] South Africa [2] [OA/ID 1433] South Africa [3] [OA/ID 1433] South Africa [4] [OA/ID 1433] Samore, Gary South Africa [1] [OA/ID 2685] South Africa [2] [OA/ID 2685] Records Management PRD-33 U.S. Policy Toward South Africa, May 1, 1993 [OA/ID 4124] Staff Director Soderberg, Nancy Ron Brown Trip to South Africa December 1993 [OA/ID 1402] South Africa [OA/ID 1418] South Africa 1993 [OA/ID 1408] South Africa – Buthelezi [OA/ID 1418] South Africa – De Klerk / Mandela Meeting, July 2, 1993 [OA/ID 1418] Box 8 South Africa – IWG [OA/ID 1418] South Africa – Legislative Strategy [OA/ID 1418] South Africa – Signing Ceremony November 23, 1993 [OA/ID 1408] South Africa – TEC [Transitional Executive Council] [OA/ID 1418] Presidential Personnel Biggins, Veronica Investing in People: The U.S. – South Africa Conference on Democracy and Economic Development [OA/ID 5113] Public Liasion Herman, Alexis South Africa [Folder 1] [1] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 1] [2] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 1]: [Election Delegation] [1] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 1]: [Election Delegation] [2] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 1]: [Inauguration] [1] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 1]: [Inauguration] [2] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 1]: [Inauguration] [3] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 1]: [Inauguration] [4] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 2] [1] [OA/ID CF 98] Box 9 South Africa [Folder 2] [2] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 2] [3] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 2] [4] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 2] [5] [OA/ID CF 98] South Africa [Folder 2] [6] [OA/ID CF 98] Herman, Alexis/Moy, Ruby South Africa [OA/ID 5074] [South Africa] [loose] [1] [OA/ID 9857] [South Africa] [loose] [2] [OA/ID 9857] [South Africa] [loose] [3] [OA/ID 9857] Johnson, Ben Africa [OA/ID 4596] South Africa [OA/ID 4596] Box 10 South Africa [OA/ID 4763] South African Briefing [OA/ID 4763] South African Delegation [OA/ID 4763] Matsui, Doris South Africa Civil Society 7-1-96 [OA/ID 13024] McAfee, Flo Election Observation [South Africa]: 4/26/94 [OA/ID 11841] Mandela/deKlerk Visit – 7/2/93 [OA/ID 11841] South Africa [OA/ID 11839] South Africa Bill Signing 11/23/93 [OA/ID 11841] Rosier, Sharolyn African American Labor Center: [Promoting the Process of Democracy in Africa [OA/ID 10677] Wyckoff, Dana South Africa Elections [OA/ID 5140] South Africa Meeting 4/25 [1994] [OA/ID 5137] Box 11 Clinton Presidential Records: NSC Cable, Email, and Records Management System NSC Cables Jan 1993-Dec 1994 [OA/ID 505000] [South Africa, Constitution] [02/02/1993-10/27/1993] [10/30/1993-02/14/1994] [02/17/1994-05/26/1994] [06/10/1994-09/13/1994] [09/16/1994-12/28/1994] [South Africa, Democracy] [01/04/1993-05/21/1993] [05/26/1993-08/23/1993] [08/23/1993-01/18/1994] [01/19/1994-02/18/1994] Box 12 [02/22/1994-03/24/1994] [03/24/1994-04/12/1994] [04/13/1994-04/25/1994] [04/25/1994-05/10/1994] [05/10/1994-06/27/1994] [06/27/1994-08/19/1994] [08/19/1994-09/26/1994] [09/27/1994-11/03/1994] [11/03/1994-12/22/1994] Box 13 [South Africa, Election] [01/08/1993-01/18/1994] [01/21/1994-03/11/1994] [03/11/1994-03/31/1994] [03/31/1994-04/19/1994] [04/19/1994-04/27/1994] [04/27/1994-05/16/1994] [05/19/1994-12/30/1994] [South Africa, Nuclear, NPT] [02/03/1993-07/23/1993] Box 14 [07/23/1993-03/29/1994] [03/31/1994-12/30/1994] [South Africa, Transitional Executive Council] [04/23/1993-03/24/1994] [03/29/1994-11/18/1994] Jan 1995-Dec 1996 [OA/ID 510000] [South Africa, Constitution] [01/06/1995-03/27/1995] [03/29/1995-05/19/1995] [05/26/1995-07/14/1995] [07/28/1995-10/03/1995] [10/18/1995-04/23/1995] Box 15 [04/25/1996-05/13/1996] [05/13/1996-11/04/1996] [South Africa, Democracy] [01/03/1995-03/20/1995] [03/27/1995-06/06/1995] [06/13/1995-09/01/1995] [09/12/1995-10/27/1995] [10/27/1995-12/15/1995] [12/29/1995-04/17/1996] [04/30/1996-09/20/1996] Box 16 [09/23/1996-12/20/1996] [South Africa, Election] [01/30/1995-05/11/1995] [05/22/1995-11/10/1995] [11/16/1995-12/23/1996] [South Africa, Nuclear, NPT] [01/04/1995-03/27/1995] [03/27/1995-07/13/1995] [07/28/1995-03/01/1996] [03/07/1996-11/01/1996] NSC Email A1-Record (Jan 93-Sept 94) [OA/ID 570000] [South Africa, Constitution] [11/05/1993] [South Africa, Democracy] [04/13/1993-05/12/1993] [05/25/1993-06/17/1994] Box 17 [South Africa, Elections] [06/07/1993-09/22/1994] [South Africa, Nuclear, NPT] [03/02/1993-05/18/1994] [South Africa, Transition] [05/06/1993-09/12/1994] A1-Non-Record (Apr 94-Sept 94) [OA/ID 580000] [South Africa, Constitution] [05/23/1994] [South Africa, Democracy] [03/28/1994-08/09/1994] [South Africa, Elections] [04/05/1994-06/06/1994] [South Africa, Nuclear, NPT] [04/01/1994] [South Africa, Transition] [05/23/1994] MSMail-Record (Sept 94-Sept 97) [OA/ID 590000] [South Africa, Constitution] [03/13/1995-10/07/1996] [South Africa, Democracy] [09/26/1994-10/25/1994] [10/31/1994-01/17/1995] [01/17/1995-01/23/1995] [01/23/1995-03/31/1995] [04/04/1995-08/11/1995] Box 18 [08/14/1995-11/24/1995] [11/30/1995] [12/02/1995-04/27/1996] [05/13/1996-08/12/1996] [08/20/1996-12/09/1996] [South Africa, Elections] [03/01/1995-06/16/1995] [10/20/1995-06/07/1996] [06/27/1996-12/10/1996] [South Africa, Nuclear, NPT] [10/30/1994-02/23/1995] [02/23/1995-05/17/1995] [05/19/1995-03/25/1996] Box 19 [03/25/1996-12/03/1996] [South Africa, Transition] [05/26/1995-12/13/1996] MSMail-Non-Record (Sept 94-Sept 97) [OA/ID 605000] [South Africa, Constitution] [04/17/1995-02/26/1996] [South Africa, Democracy] [10/04/1994-12/13/1994] [01/19/1995-04/03/1995] [04/12/1995-10/13/1995] [12/06/1995-12/08/1995] [12/10/1995-12/11/1996] [South Africa, Elections] [12/14/1994-12/06/1996] [South Africa, Nuclear, NPT] [02/01/1995-11/27/1995] [South Africa, Transition] [03/21/1995-04/10/1996] MSMail-Last Filtered Mail [OA/ID 610000] [03/31/1995] Box 20 NSC Records Management System [South Africa, Democracy, Elections] 9300806 [OA/ID 140] 9301051 [OA/ID 141] 9302506 [OA/ID 147] 9302796 [OA/ID 147] 9302810 [OA/ID 147] 9302834 [OA/ID 147] 9303080 [OA/ID 148] 9303163 [OA/ID 148] 9303253 [OA/ID 148] 9303690 [OA/ID 149] 9303730 [OA/ID 150] 9304033 [OA/ID 150] 9304068 [OA/ID 150] 9304362 [OA/ID 151] 9304569 [OA/ID 152] 9304593 [1] [OA/ID 152] 9304593 [2] [OA/ID 152] 9304593 [3] [OA/ID 152] 9304619 [OA/ID 1375] 9304709 [OA/ID 152] 9305643 [OA/ID 155] 9305832 [OA/ID 155] 9305855 [OA/ID 155] 9306091 [OA/ID 156] 9306187 [OA/ID 156] 9306358 [OA/ID 158] 9306466 [OA/ID 158] 9306741 [OA/ID 160] 9306796 [OA/ID 160] 9306797 [OA/ID 160] 9306800 [OA/ID 161] 9307000 [OA/ID 162] Box 21 9307017 [OA/ID 162] 9307031 [OA/ID 162] 9307135 [OA/ID 162] 9307178 [OA/ID 163] 9307198 [OA/ID 163] 9307400 [OA/ID 164] 9307404 [OA/ID 164] 9307496 [OA/ID 164] 9307710 [OA/ID 166] 9307991 [OA/ID 167] 9308109 [OA/ID 168] 9308150 [OA/ID 168] 9308274 [OA/ID 169] 9308390 [OA/ID 169] 9308462 [OA/ID 170] 9308632 [OA/ID 170] 9308684 [OA/ID 171] 9308928 [OA/ID 172] 9308991 [OA/ID 172] 9309048 [OA/ID 173] 9309027 [OA/ID 173] 9309066 [OA/ID 173] 9309131 [OA/ID 173] 9309148 [OA/ID 173] 9309193 [OA/ID 173] 9309231 [OA/ID 174] 9309283 [OA/ID 174] 9309385 [OA/ID 175] 9309515 [OA/ID 175] 9309558 [OA/ID 176] 9309589 [OA/ID 176] 9309655 [OA/ID 176] 9309969 [OA/ID 178] 9320055 [OA/ID 3916] 9320483 [OA/ID 3916] 9320574 [OA/ID 3916] 9320591 [OA/ID 3916] 9320630 [OA/ID 3917] 9320696 [OA/ID 3917] Box 22 9400216 [OA/ID 181] 9400283 [OA/ID 182] 9400325 [OA/ID 467] 9400350 [OA/ID 182] 9400821 [OA/ID 184] 9401251 [OA/ID 185] 9401254 [OA/ID 469] 9401285 [OA/ID 185] 9401473 [OA/ID 469] 9401622 [OA/ID 470] 9401985 [OA/ID 187] 9402031 [OA/ID 188] 9402251 [OA/ID 189] 9402338 [OA/ID 471] 9402347 [OA/ID 471] 9402376 [OA/ID 190] 9402378 [OA/ID 471] 9402470 [OA/ID 190] 9402494 [OA/ID 471] 9402578 [OA/ID 191] 9402603 [OA/ID 191] 9402613 [OA/ID 191] 9402614 [OA/ID 191] 9402659 [OA/ID 191] 9402688 [OA/ID 472] 9402691 [OA/ID 472] 9402697 [OA/ID 472] 9402734 [OA/ID 191] 9402741 [OA/ID 472] 9402776 [OA/ID 472] 9402835 [OA/ID 472] 9402867 [OA/ID 472] 9403010 [OA/ID 472] 9403019 [OA/ID 472] 9403020 [OA/ID 193] 9403082 [OA/ID 193] 9403275 [OA/ID 194] 9403276 [OA/ID 194] Box 23 9403138 [OA/ID 193] 9403151 [OA/ID 193] 9403267 [OA/ID 473] 9403284 [OA/ID 194] 9403317 [OA/ID 194] 9403343 [OA/ID 473] 9403428 [OA/ID 473] 9403453 [OA/ID 473] 9403458 [OA/ID 195] 9403518 [OA/ID 473] 9403520 [OA/ID 473] 9403521 [OA/ID 473] 9403538 [OA/ID 195] 9403564 [OA/ID 473] 9403595 [OA/ID 195] 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[OA/ID 1086] 9601529 [OA/ID 1089] 9601540 [OA/ID 1089] 9601912 [OA/ID 1092] 9603244 [OA/ID 1101] 9603245 [OA/ID 1101] 9603549 [OA/ID 1103] 9604087 [OA/ID 1107] 9604105 [OA/ID 1107] 9605018 [OA/ID 1113] Box 25 [South Africa, Nuclear, NPT] 9406335 [OA/ID 208] 9501482 [OA/ID 567] 9502882 [OA/ID 576] 9503761 [OA/ID 582] 9505866 [OA/ID 597] 9505867 [OA/ID 597] 9506063 [OA/ID 599] 9506065 [OA/ID 599] 9506990 [OA/ID 605] 9507934 [OA/ID 611] 9520782 [OA/ID 3919] 9601606 [OA/ID 1090] 9602123 [OA/ID 1093]