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UK: Release of records from colonial-era archives

01 April 2012

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Britain destroyed records of colonial crimes - Review finds thousands of papers detailing shameful acts were culled, while others were kept secret illegally (Guardian, link)

Colonial Office files detail 'eliminations' to choke Malayan insurgency (Guardian, link)

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