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The Takeover of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Headquarters in 1972 — History is Now Magazine, Podcasts, Blog and Books | Modern International and American history
Celebrate the Anniversary of the Bureau of Indian Affairs | U.S. Department of the Interior
Indian Affairs adds two top Native American directors • The Seminole Tribune
Bureau of Indian Affairs Museum Program, Reston, Virginia, United States — Google Arts & Culture
Federal court sides with tribes in Alaska Indian Country land rights case
Bureau of Indian Affairs Records | National Archives
New Guidance for Alaska Indian Reorganization Act - Indian Gaming
Remembering the American Indian Movement's Occupation of the Bureau of Indian Affairs | Boundary Stones
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Native Nations and the BIA: It's Complicated - JSTOR Daily
Chart from 1984 Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) Enrollment Manual. US... | Download Scientific Diagram
Bureau of Indian Affairs Records | National Archives
How the U.S. Government Is Helping Corporations Plunder Native Land
Celebrate the Anniversary of the Bureau of Indian Affairs | U.S. Department of the Interior
Scattered files after BIA occupation ends: 1972 | An office … | Flickr
Director of Bureau of Indian Affairs Darryl LaCounte | Indian Affairs
BIA Records: Washington State | National Archives
BIA, FBI come to agreement updating criminal investigation guidelines on Tribal land | News | montanarightnow.com
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NAFWS FUNDING OPPORTUNITY WEBINAR: BIA Wildlife & Parks - Tribal Youth Initiative Program - Native American Fish and Wildlife Society
Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) | Indian Affairs
Native Americans occupied D.C.'s Bureau of Indian Affairs in 1972 to protest 'Trail of Broken Treaties' - The Washington Post
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