Nikita Roncalli - Hutton Gibson

one of the political centers, with the UN, of world Judaism,
at the moment of his appointment to the chair of the
secretariat. The immediate, enthusiastic assent of the World
Council of the Churches, which hides in its bosom a
concentration of powerful and well dissembled financial
forces, when one considers that this very organization, as it
is learned afterwards, has financed, among others, the
Communist wars in Angola and Mozambique. (1)
(1) FRELIMO: Mozambican Liberation Front.
MPLA: Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola.
GRAE: Revolutionary Government in Exile of Angola.
APIGC: African Party for the Liberation of New Guinea and Cape
Verde.
The MPLA’s president was Agostino Neto (one of the three anti-
Portuguese guerrillas received in an audience by Paul VI July 2,
1971.)
The aforesaid movements received 340,000 US dollars from the
COC: Ecumenical Council of the Churches. (“Libre Belgique”
25.11.1961).
Agostino Neto declared that the MPLA did not have to justify the
important contributions granted by the COE, as the money had
been paid out “without conditions”.
The COE gathered at Sofia from 5 to 9 September, 1971, has
donated the sum of 200,000 US dollars to nine revolutionary
organizations of Africa fighting against the regimes of Rhodesia,
Mozambique, Angola, and Guinea Bissau (Portugal’s overseas
territories) and to six revolutionary organizations of North
America.)
That “eagerness” of the World Council of the Churches of
sharing with the new secretariat “Some fundamental