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Fidel Castro
leader in Cuba
during decolonization, sent boots on the ground
sent internationalist troops to fight in Angola
During Namibian crisis, gave tough conditions, such as releasing Mandela
Sekou Toure
Nationalist in Guinea and first president of Guinea
He formed Parti Democratic du
Guinea
Was the one in francophone countries that voted no to De Gaulle’s referendum
Amilcar Cabral
Cape Verden nationalist who trained as a guerrilla in Cuba
Fought with the MPLA in Angola
Fought to decolonize 3 Portuguese colonies using guerilla warfare over 10 years.
General Spinola
A Portuguese military commander in Guinea-Bissau
Wrote a book about the war in Africa, stating why Portugal could not defeat Cabral and win the war in Africa since soldiers were stretched thin
his country did not listen to him, and in 1974, he carried out a coup in Portugal, became leader, and set all Portugues colonies free
Jomo Kenyatta
Nationalist and first president of Kenya
Attended Manchester Conference of 1945, denounced Mau Mau in 1952
He was mistaken as a Mau Mau leader by the British and jailed
Lari Massacre
When the Mau Mau killed 120 loyalists to Britain
Britain retaliated by killing 150 Mau Mau sympathizers in the same village
resulted int he death of 270 people
Operation Jock Stock
Methods used by the British against the Mau Mau
British military in Kenya rained bombs on the Aberdares Mountains
5 Multinational companies in DRC
Bechtel Inc.
BAT Congo
Agip Congo
Sait Telecom
Victoria Group
5 causes of Mau Mau Rebellion
land alienation/Africans pushed off their land
joblessness
oppression and injustices
racism
forced labor
IF NEEDED FOR EXAM: Corporal punishment
4 Methods used to defeat the Mau Mau apart from “operations”
Concentration Camps
torture
use of turncoats: sellout snitch ex-soldiers
hanging of people