Goldblatt, Adv. I., Q.C. - The Mandated Territory of South West Africa in Relation to the United Nations.

Struik. Cape Town 1961. Wraps. 67pp stapled booklet. Owners inscription ffep. wraps a little browned else VG condition. "This book is intended primarily for the inhabitants of South West Africa - not merely the white inhabitants but all the inhabitants".Salient features extracted from the proceedings in The Permanent Mandates Commission of the League, and of The Trusteeship (or Fourth) Committee of the United Nations, together with those of related proceedings, with comments by Author, show the way in which the SWA question has been dealt with since the inception of the League of Nations through to the contemporary United Nations action, pending support of legal action taken by Liberia and Ethiopia.

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