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Afrikaans: Tuislande van die voor-1994 Suid-Afrikaanse bedeling, waarvan sommige by tye deur die Suid-Afrikaanse regering as onafhanklik geag is
Deutsch: Südafrikanische Homelands
English: Homelands ( Bantustans) in South Africa, as they were in 1986.
Español: Distribución de estas reservas tribales en Sudáfrica
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File history at en: (del) (cur) 15:38, 1 September 2005 . . AlbertR . . 1014x1234 (337513 bytes) |
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University of Texas - Perry-Castañeda map collection |
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