Re: [GRN] Re: Fw: A INVASÃO DOS GOESES

Hi Joao Paulo, Well said! She is an abhorrent woman who would probably have sold her parents to get what she wants. I think it all stems from her own home life. Considering that she grew up at a time when racism was at its peak via the likes of National front and the early Goans had to

Re: Responder: Responder: [GRN] trabalhadores

Hi Selma, I think I have an inkling as to the family you are alluding too who I believe are a high class Chardo family and the descendants held very high positions within the social strata in East Africa. They would interact with the Brahmin families on a one to one basis. My maternal uncle

Re: [GRN] Update about Goa Archives

Hi Selma, I have been reading the posts regarding your visit to the Goa archives with a great deal of interest and it is not far off from what I highlighted to you in a post a couple of months earlier. Since 2009 - I have made at least two visits to archives on each of my trips to Goa and have

Re: [GRN] Os Luso Descendantes da India Portuguesa by Jorge Forjaz

Hi Selma, I have the three volumes of the said book as well as the three volumes of the ones on the Macaesnses by the same author. I can send it to you by WhatsApp. Kind regards Fausto Sent from Outlook From: 'Carvalho' via

Re: Responder: [GRN] Query re Goa Archives

Hi Selma, I have been going to Goa archives during every visit of mine since 2009. I have never had a major issue in terms of going there and getting what I need. The only issue is the bureaucracy. In the past one could present themselves at the entrance, leave belongings and enter the