Cabral and Revolution in Portuguese-Speaking Africa

In Amilcar Cabral: The Life of a Reluctant Nationalist , a translation and revision of his earlier Portuguese edition, Antonio Tomas addresses what he sees as a gap between the reality of the armed struggle in Guinea and the ways in which it has been discussed by all previous writers on the subject. He claims to base his critique on newly released archival information and recent publications on Cabral, Portuguese colonialism, and its anti-colonial movements in Africa.

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African Studies Review
Published
2024-09-17
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1017/asr.2024.87
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Cuban History and Society
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Cabral and Revolution in Portuguese-Speaking Africa

Aliou Ly
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Cabral and Revolution in Portuguese-Speaking Africa

Aliou Ly
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Abstract

In Amilcar Cabral: The Life of a Reluctant Nationalist , a translation and revision of his earlier Portuguese edition, Antonio Tomas addresses what he sees as a gap between the reality of the armed struggle in Guinea and the ways in which it has been discussed by all previous writers on the subject. He claims to base his critique on newly released archival information and recent publications on Cabral, Portuguese colonialism, and its anti-colonial movements in Africa.

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