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SIERRA LEONE BECOMES INDEPENDENT. Sierra Leone became independent on 27 April 1961. The celebrations started on Friday 21 April, with the Queen's birthday parade and lasts until 1 May 1961. HRH the Duke of Kent is representing the Queen at the celebrations. Picture shows : The Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, Mr Duncan Sandys, seen on his arrival in Freetown to attend the Independence celebrations as one of the representatives of the British Government. On his right is the Prime Minister, Sir Milton Margai. 1 May 1961.

SIERRA LEONE BECOMES INDEPENDENT. Sierra Leone became independent on 27 April 1961. The celebrations started on Friday 21 April, with the Queen's birthday parade and lasts until 1 May 1961. HRH the Duke of Kent is representing the Queen at the celebrations. Picture shows : The Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, Mr Duncan Sandys, seen on his arrival in Freetown to attend the Independence celebrations as one of the representatives of the British Government. On his right is the Prime Minister, Sir Milton Margai. 1 May 1961.
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SIERRA LEONE BECOMES INDEPENDENT. Sierra Leone became independent on 27 April 1961. The celebrations started on Friday 21 April, with the Queen's birthday parade and lasts until 1 May 1961. HRH the Duke of Kent is representing the Queen at the celebrations. Picture shows : The Secretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, Mr Duncan Sandys, seen on his arrival in Freetown to attend the Independence celebrations as one of the representatives of the British Government. On his right is the Prime Minister, Sir Milton Margai. 1 May 1961
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