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English: source: “On February 10, 1965, a trade agreement and a protocol concerning the exchange of commodities between China and Tanzania were signed by Baby, then Tanzanian minister for trade, and Lin Hai-yun, acting minister for foreign trade for China. Here we see them exchanging documents they had just signed.”
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Source The Threat of Liberation: Imperialism and Revolution in Zanzibar
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