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Churchill/AMEJ 1/10 contains:
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37 Foreign Affairs: Romania
38 Horn of Africa Council
39 Horn of Africa Council
40 Horn of Africa Council
41 Horn of Africa Council
42 Horn of Africa Council
43 Visits abroad
44 Visits abroad
45 Visits abroad
46 Visits abroad
47 Visits abroad
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The Papers of Julian Amery

Title Horn of Africa Council
Reference AMEJ 1/10/42
(former reference: Box 30)
Covering Dates Jan 1984-Jul 1996
Extent and Medium 4 files
Content and context

Correspondence and papers from the council (of which JA was president), particularly correspondence with Louis FitzGibbon (council secretary) on general council business and other subjects including FitzGibbon's family history, his wish to stand as Parliamentary candidate for Brighton Pavilion after JA's retirement and his ideas on Anglo-German relations and a memorial to the Katyn Massacre. Other correspondents include: Baroness Chalker, Minister for Overseas Development, on subjects including aid to Ethiopia (3); David Hope, Bishop of London; Sir James Eberle, Director of the Institute of International Affairs; 4th Lord Avebury [earlier Eric Lubbock] on the military situation in Ethiopia and Eritrea (3); Douglas Hurd, Foreign Secretary, on negotiations between Ethiopia and Eritrea.

Also includes: report by FitzGibbon on his mission of information to Libya, 1991; notes of meetings with the TPLF [Tigray People's Liberation Front] and EPDA [Ethiopian Peoples' Democratic Alliance]; report on FitzGibbon's fact-finding mission to the Sudan, 1984.

Further information

See also AMEJ 1/10/3.

Index Terms
Ethiopia
Libya
Sudan
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