#REDIRECT [[Revolutions of 1967 - 1975]]
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...he country before his termination in a [[Australian Constitutional Crisis (1975)|controversial dismissal]].
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The '''Revolutions in 1967 - 1975''' were a [[Revolutionary Wave|revolutionary wave]] that encompassed much o
* 1975: [[Socialist Angola]] created
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...ommonwealth of Australia|Australia]] in [[Timeline of Anarchism in Oceania|1975]]. It lasted three days and ended with the [[Bosses|management]] agreeing t
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...ovement]] which occurred in [[Thailand]] from [[Revolutions of 1967 - 1975|1975]] to [[Timeline of Anarchism in Southeast Asia|1976]] as the countries [[Is
...majority and the Muslim minority which mainly lived in the south. In late 1975 six young Muslims were traveling in a car through Pattani when they were st
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* [[Socialist Angola|Angola]] (1975 - 1992)
* [[Socialist Mozambique|Mozambique]] (1975 - 1990)
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...unknown party (most likely the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation|FBI]]) in 1975.
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* 1975: [[Nymboida Mine Work-In]]
* 1975: [[Coal Cliff Work-In]]
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...monwealth of Australia|Australia]] from [[Timeline of Anarchism in Oceania|1975 to 1979]].
On the 7th of February, 1975, Nymboida Collieries announced the closure of its small mine in northern co
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...pations and student-led unrest in [[Japan]] in the [[Revolutions of 1967 - 1975|late 1960s]]. Beginning in [[Timeline of Anarchism in Eastern Asia|1967]],
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=== 1975 ===
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Workers' Control in Australia peaked during the [[Revolutions of 1967 - 1975|general unrest of the 1970s]], especially the first half.
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...r to crush the [[Prague Spring]]. It was part of a [[Revolutions of 1967 - 1975|broader global wave of unrest]] and was one of the only public protests in
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...Gough Whitlam|Gough Whitlam's]] term as prime minister of [[Australia]] in 1975. Whitlam is largely regarded to be the most left-wing and progressive leade
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...ht police in city streets. It was a major event in [[Revolutions of 1967 - 1975|catalysing a wave of unrest across the world]].
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* [[Revolutions of 1967 - 1975]]
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...ia due to being the most left-wing and [[Australian Constitutional Crisis (1975)|controversial ending]], with the [[CIA]] [[Conspiracy Theory|allegedly]] t
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..., Angola (1975), Cambodia (1975), Laos (1975), Vietnam (1975), Mozambique (1975), Afghanistan (1978), Nicaragua (1979) and Grenada (1979). Marxist-Leninism
* [[Socialist Angola|Angola]] (1975 - 1992)
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From 1975 to 1991
From 1975 to 1990, [[Benin]]
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...businesswoman and socialite, was shot dead at about midnight on 22–23 June 1975 by an unknown assailant, spawning a popular [[Conspiracy Theory|conspiracy
In June 1975, her body was found in a parked car by a passing police officer at 8:30am o
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