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Africa 1945
Africa 1987
Page 1: GUM OF MECAlS LIBERATION STRUGGLE l
Page 5 and 6: NO ONE CAN STOP THE RAIN Glimpses o
Page 7: Here in prison rage contained in my
Page 10 and 11: Contents 7 Tom Mbya and the Kenya E
Page 12 and 13: Contents Economic Disengagemenl 269
Page 14 and 15: the committee have continued to be
Page 17 and 18: A Acknowledgments couple of years b
Page 19 and 20: CRUA FLN GPRA MTLD PPA PDA SARA UNI
Page 21 and 22: CANU DTA ONC OPO SWANLA SWANU SWAP0
Page 23: Pa&, Mov~ts, and Ovankatiotts Colon
Page 28 and 29: t was still dark at 4:30 A.M. when
Page 31 and 32: CHAPTER ONE Becoming Involved in Af
Page 33 and 34: Becoming In~olved in Awa 7 law in U
Page 35 and 36: Becoming Involved in Africa 9 the k
Page 37 and 38: Nonviolent Fighters for Freedom the
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Page 41 and 42: Nonviolent Fighters for Freedom he,
Page 43 and 44: Nmviolent Fighters for Freedom I7 t
Page 45 and 46: Nonviolent Fighters for Freedom A s
Page 47 and 48: z Journey to Africa CHAPTER THREE K
Page 49 and 50: Journey to Africa London. He was cl
Page 51 and 52: American Colooization Society. When
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Page 55 and 56: people, including many children, wh
Page 57 and 58: J0um.y to Africa 31 historic Christ
Page 59 and 60: Journey to Africa and maparound ski
Page 61 and 62: THE CAMEROONS After the dynamism of
Page 63 and 64: confined to bed, and their families
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Page 67 and 68: she doubted the mission would be th
Page 69 and 70: Joumy ro Africa felt quite comforta
Page 71 and 72: W~th Portugal the poorest country i
Page 73 and 74: Schaad said that frequently village
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place in Africa I didn't want to wo
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Journey lo Africa 51 pieces of tin
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Journey ro Africa Chief Mbat J. Lut
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Journey to Africa 55 'He was also a
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with the Defiance Campaign, which h
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I n the 1950s Africa was not a cont
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CHAPTER FOUR Bridging the American-
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Bridgtng the A-can-African Gap 65 a
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Nknunah, Ghana, and Pan-Africanism
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Nkrumah, Ghnu, and Pan-Africanism 6
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Nkmmah, Ghana, and Pan-Africanism 7
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Nkrumah, Ghana, and Pan-Afhcanism 7
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Nkrumah, Ghana, mrd Pan-Africanism
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Birth of an Angolan Movement 77 pla
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Birth of an Angolan M- 79 b u d to
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CHAPTER SEVEN Tom Mboya and the Ken
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Tom Mboya and the Kenya Emergency 4
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Tom Mboya and the Kenya Ewgemy Lytt
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Tm Mboya and the Kqa Emqpc~ Tom Mbo
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Tom Mboya and the Kenya Emergency 8
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CHAPTER EIGHT Algeria and the Natio
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Algeria and the National Liberation
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CHAPTER NINE The Central African Fe
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The Central African Federatiun The
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The Cmal Afrtcan Federation NKOMO A
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The Central African Federation 105
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The Cennal African Federation 107 g
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The Central Afican Federation Kaund
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South Africa's "Colony" SCOTT AND K
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South Af~car's "Colony" After long
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South Africds "Colony" 1x5 UN, and
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CHAPTER ELEVEN From Treason to Mass
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From Treason to Massacre in South A
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I ' - '' From T~ason to Massacre in
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From Treasm to Massacre in South Af
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From Treasun to Massacre in South A
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A himultuous period begins with the
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136 Years of Turntoil change things
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CONFERENCE IN BRUSSELS The Brussels
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leave the country and appealed to t
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142 Yems of Turmoil Indar Rikye, he
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144 Years of Turmoil news. Adlai St
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Years of Turmoil policy" Groups suc
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Yean of Turmoil MOBUTU IN POWER In
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CHAPTER THIRTEEN Angola: The Stormy
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152 Years of Tunnoil United States
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planned. The Portuguese were forced
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J&o Batism, UPA commander, reading
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there was always danger. We wimesse
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Angola prison attack, and the Unite
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Yean of Turmoil HEADY DAYS FOR THE
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that the MPLA was refused affiliati
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166 Years of Turmoil Jonas Savimbi,
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I 68 Years of Turmoil protested, he
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170 Yean of Turmoil to combat the i
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performed amputations without anest
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Ears of Tumoil toward unity. I was
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generally held- We discussed at len
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Years of Tunnoil presence no one co
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he attracted large crowds. Afi-i- a
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Years of Turnoil vote. Back in New
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part of the third group. When the m
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Years of Tunnoil In March 1968 FREL
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Eduardo Mondlane, president of FREL
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medical supplies. Both the People's
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said over aud over again in all par
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make it easier to transport rhe sch
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Years of Turmoil pretty good idea o
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had committed crimes and feared pun
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intellectual that he was. He certai
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tuguese definition in 1950. The lin
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work in the urban areas would conti
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joao Bemado Vjcira (Nino, center& a
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208 Yean of Turntoil air attack. On
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aro Ym oflirtmoil Students in a PAI
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constitution and elect a national a
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Years of Turmoil the Republic of Gu
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Five months after the proclamation,
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218 Years of Tuntulil from local gu
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Years of Timil was a schizophrenic
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222 Yean of Turmoil of African poli
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a4 Yens of Turmoil In this time of
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Years of ~nnotl The government-inde
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228 Years of Turnoil outdrew Shona
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230 Years of %moil Frequent declara
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Order Maintenance Act. They were he
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whom 923 had been released and 689
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Caom Nyradoro aad Joson Mayo, leade
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THE NEW OFFENSIVE Vbrd of a greatly
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Years of Turnoil defy the governmen
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242 Ears of Tunnoil I 1 3fl had a r
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Yems of Turmoil Increasingly I saw
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all over in one day without a satis
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Years of Turmoil trainees wanted to
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250 Years of Turmoil reported two S
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Ears of Tunnoil owned industry. For
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actively discourage American invest
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South Africa: "No Easy Walk to Free
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Laws Amendment Act. He was held at
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leader respected by all and better
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Yems of Turmoil the National Union
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the Suppression of Communism Act. H
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266 Yems of Turmoil Martin Luther K
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Ears of Tamil The various administr
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270 Yean of Turmoil economic diseng
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Indres Naidoo, a South African r e1
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he was being driven. He was shot in
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Years of Turmoil visa for Ashe seem
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278 Years of Turmoil A day or so la
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T he owdmw of the government in Lis
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The Final Conflict Agostinho Neto's
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The Final Conflict on the size of t
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The Final Confict plistidy, would t
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The Final ConJIict He was unhappy a
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The Final Conflict the Soviet Union
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TIre Final Conj'llct the Clark and
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The Final Conflict Cabinda Gult Thr
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The Final ConjPict A Portuguese exo
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298 The Final Conflict they were nu
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300 The Final Conflict already bein
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The Final Cm.ict population in such
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304 The Final Conpict when I return
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The Find Conflict a young woman mat
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308 The Final Conflict schools and
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310 The Final C&ict held since 1884
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The Fiml Conflict Sahara. His repor
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The Final Conflict for teaching the
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Tk Final Conflict Jose: Artajo (lef
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318 The Final Conflict s i - POLISA
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320 The Final Conflict sight of the
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The Final Cmrflct The year 1979 was
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324 The Fiml Conflict POLISARIO. "O
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CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO Zimbabwe: Winnin
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Roben Mugabe, president of ZANU, in
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330 The Final Conflict settlement o
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331 The Final Cmflkt were expected
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334 The Final CmflkC had a coworker
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336 The Final Conflict A resolution
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338 The Final CmJict National Publi
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340 The Final Conflict the end of t
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342 The Final Conflict hundreds of
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The Final Conflict Kingsway was cha
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The Final Conpict singing forbidden
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348 The Final Conflict Council. The
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The Final Conpict the recognition o
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352 The Final Conflict forbidding i
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The Final Conflict computenr to the
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Hage Oringob, director of the UN In
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358 The Final Cmflict who could vet
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR "You've Got to
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The Final Conflict objective noninv
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364 The Find Cmflict have been trag
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3 6 The Final Conpier sir?" "Yes, I
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368 Notes 8. George Loft to Houser,
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Notes 3. Quoted in Steve Biko, BIac
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Index Altena Farm, 238 AIves, Nito,
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374 Index Cabinda Gulf Oil, 293, 29
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376 Index E~YWY 60~70~ 721 127, 14%
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ICJ (International Court of Justice
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NAACP (National Association for the
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eception center of, 309,312,321; du
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Index Southan Chdstiao Leademhip Co
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tabinon Service (Sponono case), 276
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