Correspondence
Unit
The Bernie Grant Archive
Date
February 18, 1997
Actors
Source actors
Grant, Bernie
Target actors
Fisher, Mark
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The Bernie Grant Archive, The Bishopsgate Insititute
The Bernie Grant Archive
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The Bernie Grant Archive, The Bishopsgate Insititute
The Bernie Grant Archive
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Document reference
BG_ARM_7_6_1 (13)
Date
18.02.1997
Description
Draft of letter from BG to Mark Fisher MP following BG_ARM_7_6_1 (10). Several other concerns were raised relating to the nature of the current Nigerian government and the safety of Nigerian museums. Mr Grant requests Mark Fisher’s support to persuade Glasgow Labour Parties and councillors on these issues.
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