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Red Africa at Calvert 22, London

Red Africa, 4 February — 3 April 2016

A season on the legacy of cultural relationships between Africa, the Soviet Union and related countries during the Cold War.

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This entry was posted in Blog and tagged Africa, Cold War, Soviet Union on 21st January 2016 by Catherine Devenish.

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