Interview with Chris Butler

Butler, C. and Berry, A. (2009) Interview with Chris Butler. [Artefact]

Approved version of transcript - open to researchers. Length: 24 pages (308Kb)

Creators:	Butler, C. and Berry, A.
Abstract:	Interview with Chris Butler, male, formerly British South Africa Police. Internal users can download an approved interview transcript for personal use only from the archive. Please contact project coordinators or UWE Institutional Repository if you are an external user and wish to consult the material in hard copy or if you require access to the audio recording.
Item Type:	Artefact
Additional Information:	Interview undertaken in Devon on 09/10/2009 by Annie Berry Audio file details: Media: hard drive and CD. Format: wav and mp3. Length: 01:30:12. Size: 910MB and 82.5MB.
Uncontrolled Keywords:	malta; yachts; monarchy; indigenous populations; black african peoples; smith, ian douglas (1919-2007); apartheid; social participation; military training (rhodesia); shangani patrol (1893); wilson, allan (1856-1893); film making; films; propaganda; radio;crime prevention unit (cpu); tribal trust land; land ownership; farming; civil defence; riots; magistrates courts; drugs; roads; road accidents; frente de libertacao de mocambique (frelimo); front for the liberation of zimbabwe (frolizi); defence; ecomonic sanctions; cultural identity (rhodesian); south african army; mozambique; angola; machel, samora (1933-1986); poverty; loyalty; uk; walls, george peter, lieutenant general (b 1927); nkomo, joshua mqabuko nyongolo (1917-1999); zimbabwe african people’s union (zapu); zimbabwe african national union (zanu); matabeleland south province, rhodesia; mashonaland central province, rhodesia; 5 brigade, zimbabwe national army; korea; higher education; kenya; mau mau; insurgency; conscientious objectors; jehovas witnesses; police reserves; salisbury, rhodesia; households; servants; emigration (from rhodesia); war dead; family; heritage; genocide; oppression; zimbabwe; war victims; war wounded; mental health; psychological trauma; mortuaries; Rhodesian Oral History Project
Faculty/Department:	~Pre-2010 Faculty Structure > Social Sciences and Humanities > School of Humanities, Languages and Social Sciences
Date:	9 October 2009
Funders (or N/A if none):	AHRC
Projects:	Rhodesian Forces Oral History Project
ID Code:	11155
Deposited By:	A. Berry
Deposited On:	24 Nov 2010 09:24
Last Modified:	07 Oct 2012 04:20