Mr Harold Soref
December 18, 1916 - March 14, 1993Summary information for Mr Harold Soref
Contributions
1973
Zambian Border (Closure) Commons January 29, 1973
7 speeches — POLICE ACTS (AMENDMENT) BILL Commons February 23, 1973
NORTHERN IRELAND (WHITE PAPER) Commons March 29, 1973
Rhodesia Commons April 11, 1973
Greece (Official Visit) Commons April 17, 1973
Mr. Roy Innis Written Answers April 19, 1973
2 speeches — South Africa Commons May 9, 1973
Mrs. Malik Written Answers May 15, 1973
British Council (London Student Centre) Written Answers May 18, 1973
Mrs. Malik Written Answers May 18, 1973
Zambia (Canadian Tourists) Written Answers May 21, 1973
Rhodesian Funds (Mr. Peter Niesewand) Written Answers May 24, 1973
Mrs. Malik Written Answers May 25, 1973
Warsaw Pact Nations Written Answers June 11, 1973
2 speeches — Tanzania (British Journalist) Commons June 13, 1973
Violence (Police Protection) Written Answers June 14, 1973
Senhor Marcelino dos Santos Written Answers June 25, 1973
4 speeches — ULSTER DEFENCE REGIMENT BILL [Lords] Commons July 6, 1973
Mr. Gerald Hawkesworth Written Answers July 10, 1973
2 speeches — Race Relations Board and Community Relations Commission Commons July 12, 1973
Mr. Herbert Chitepo Written Answers July 12, 1973
RHODESIA Commons July 19, 1973
Rhodesia Commons July 25, 1973
Rhodesia Commons October 24, 1973
Mr. Herbert Chitepo Written Answers November 2, 1973
Citizenship Commons November 8, 1973
10 speeches — RHODESIA Commons November 8, 1973
Passports Written Answers November 12, 1973
2 speeches — Passports Written Answers November 20, 1973
South American Students Written Answers November 27, 1973
6 speeches — CHILE Commons November 28, 1973
Chilean Nationals (Admission) Written Answers November 28, 1973
GRENADA Commons December 11, 1973
Licensing Laws Commons December 13, 1973
Fuel Conservation Commons December 18, 1973
Rhodesia Commons December 19, 1973
Overseas Aid Written Answers December 21, 1973
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