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Amílcar Cabral: The African Revolutionary, Killed by Portugal?

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Amílcar Cabral: The African Revolutionary, Killed by Portugal?

On January 20, 1973, one of Africa’s foremost anti-colonial leaders: Amílcar Cabral was assassinated in Conakry, Guinea at the age of 48 by political rivals, allegedly supported by the Portuguese colonial government.

Cabral not only led the war of independence that toppled Portuguese rule in Guinea Bissau and Cape Verde but influenced the fight for decolonization across the continent of Africa….

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Sources:

In Memory of Amilcar Cabral: Two Statements Author(s): George Houser and Lawrence W. Henderson Source: Africa Today, Vol. 20, No. 1, United States Policy toward Africa (Winter, 1973), pp. 3- 6

Africa: a modern history: 1945-2015, Guy Arnold

Burnett, L. (2009, August 10). Amílcar Lopes Cabral (1924-1973). BlackPast.org.

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39 COMMENTS

  1. Comrade A Carbral, your dedication and sacrifice for the liberation and freedom of the people of Guinea Bissau shall always remain indelible in the history of the world in general and that of the people of Guinea Bissau in particular and above all to his family and May Almighty Allah SWT Grant his gentle soul in Heaven, Ameen.

  2. I admire Amilcar Cabral. Love from your MAUMAU compatriots in Kenya. Mzungu arudi Ulaya mwafrika apate Uhuru. MAUMAU is an acronym for late the white
    Man go back to Europe for an Afrikan to be full independent. Pan-Africanism is our only way. Join Pan-Africanism wherever you as an Afrikan descendant.

  3. I hate to see the Portuguese in today's Angola fawning and pretending, shameless people. Africa must make such history of trickery of the Western Countries mandatory in schools throughout Africa. The Portuese government was indeed the worst in Africa.

  4. Thank you AB for such a great documentary about my country. Amilcar Cabral was a unique figure in recent history of our young nation. It's sad that after his brothers ousting, Luis Cabral, the country would never find the right path to success.
    Matter fact the only man who held powers in Portugal was the then prime Minister Salazar.
    Cheers

  5. Most of us are unaware of white modus operandi (devide n conquer), n how tricky and deceitful they are as a people. They will only recognize that who will best fit their nations’ interests. According to history capeverdean were trained to serve a purpose that hurt Afrika up to this day. Our role as well as our genesis in history is not good to look at, thou we gotta face it.
    We cape verdeans need a new body of knowledge, a new mindset. We need to be really free n learn how to love each other n do for ourselves.

    Thank u so much for this video. God bless u!

  6. with all the feats of guinean politicians, we can be pretty sure, that they did not need help from portugal to kill Amilcar Cabral…how many coup d'etat in guinea bissau since independance?

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