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... nationalist leaders in Angola , Guinea - Bissau , and Mozambique . It was not only because these nationalists went to school in Lisbon and came there into contact with the Portuguese communists . In Portugal , unlike the other African ...
... nationalist leaders in Angola , Guinea - Bissau , and Mozambique . It was not only because these nationalists went to school in Lisbon and came there into contact with the Portuguese communists . In Portugal , unlike the other African ...
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... nationalist leaders , whom they described in their carefully constructed lexicon as " revolutionary democrats . " By the end of the 1960s , the Soviets had picked out the groups they regarded as most legitimate or closest to their ...
... nationalist leaders , whom they described in their carefully constructed lexicon as " revolutionary democrats . " By the end of the 1960s , the Soviets had picked out the groups they regarded as most legitimate or closest to their ...
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... nationalist movements as Frelimo and ZANU . By the end of the next decade , the Chinese had almost completely withdrawn from Africa , partly because of the political turmoil inside China and partly because of a series of diplomatic ...
... nationalist movements as Frelimo and ZANU . By the end of the next decade , the Chinese had almost completely withdrawn from Africa , partly because of the political turmoil inside China and partly because of a series of diplomatic ...
Contents
From African Socialism to MarxismLeninism | 13 |
Nationalism and World Revolution | 157 |
The Case for Afrocommunism | 193 |
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African countries African Marxist African Marxist-Leninist African socialism Afrocommunism agricultural Algeria Alves Angola areas assistance cadres Central Committee civilian collectivization colonial commitment communal villages conflict Congress continued cooperatives country's Cuba Cuban democracy democratic Derg East Germany economic EPRP Eritrea established Ethiopia exports faction farms FNLA force foreign Frelimo groups growth guerrillas Guinea Ibid ideology important independence industry institutions internal issue Kaunda land reform leaders leadership liberated zones Machel major Marxism-Leninism Marxist-Leninist countries mass MEISON Mengistu mestiços military million movement Mozambican Mozambique MPLA nationalist Neto Nkrumah nonalignment Nyerere officials organization participation peasant associations people's power percent poder popular political population Portuguese President problems production proletarian internationalism proletariat radical regimes revolution revolutionary role rural sector society Somalia South Africa Soviet bloc Soviet Union struggle Tanzania Third World Touré ujamaa United urban vanguard party Western workers Yes Yes Yes Zambia