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Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1968–1988

10 Angola/Portugal

Red Weekly No. 127, 27 November 1975 · p. 10 of the scan · 241 words

The scan: rw-no127-nov-27-1975.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 10 of the scan

NIr LA militants celebrate READING ON ANGOLA * AFRICA IN STRUGGLE - contains a full-length article on Angola, price 30p, post 9p (published by the African Commission of the IMG). * ANGOLA - a pamphlet explaining the aims of the Angola Solidarity Campaign, price rup, post /p • ANGOLA SOLIDARITY BULLETIN • so far there have been four issues of this duplicated monthly bulletin of the ASC. Price 5p, post 7p. Latest issue only. • INPRECOR - three issues containing analytical articles on Angola, dealing especially with the political character of the MPLA leadership. E1 the set, including postage. smail quantities only. • MPLA ANGOLA - this is an interview in depth with Paulo Jorge, the MPLA director of information. Although published in 1973, this has a lot of useful information and argumentation and is especially revealing on the outlook of the MPLA leadership. Price 38p, post 9p. Small quantities only. * ANGOLA - FIVE CENTURIES OF PORTUGUESE EXPLOITATION - a thorough survey of the key aspects of Angola's relationship with Portugal. Price £1.05 (post 14p). Small quantities only. * IN THE EYE OF THE STORM - ANGOLA'S PEOPLE, by Basil Davidson -this is the definitive book on Angola, and is extremely useful despite the weaknesses of the author's politics. 16p).

All from RED BOOKS, 97 Caledonian Road, London N.1. (01- 278 9529). Angola(!), the country is potentially

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