REUNITED.—Dr. Kenneth Abrahams, embracing his wife at a police station in Ghenzi, Bechuanaland, after the doctor had been handed over to the British Protectorate authorities by the South African police. It is claimed that Dr. Abrahams was kidnapped last month by a group, including South African police, and taken to Cape Town, where he was held and accused of sabotage.
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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30230, 7 September 1963, Page 11
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60REUNITED.—Dr. Kenneth Abrahams, embracing his wife at a police station in Ghenzi, Bechuanaland, after the doctor had been handed over to the British Protectorate authorities by the South African police. It is claimed that Dr. Abrahams was kidnapped last month by a group, including South African police, and taken to Cape Town, where he was held and accused of sabotage. Press, Volume CII, Issue 30230, 7 September 1963, Page 11
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