Mondlane's policy of mercy towards Portuguese civilian settlers was abandoned
in 1973 by the new chief, Samora Machel.[96] "Panic, demoralization,
abandonment and a sense of futility - these were the emotions among whites in
Mozambique" states a historian of this conflict, T. H. Henricksen
Carlos Costa
So what do you think about this post? It should not have been posted on GOA
RESEARCH NET.< : May 15, 2023 Heritage of an Afro-Lankan Community….FN.
Edgar Valles escreveu no dia sexta, 12/05/2023 à(s)
19:39:
> It is really true, what Nuno wrote. In Angola, the Portuguese army had
It is really true, what Nuno wrote. In Angola, the Portuguese army had
control of 100 % of the territory. ...
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I think this video should not have been posted in GOA RESEARCH NET for
two reasons: No Goan was involved, secondly an event which happened out
of Goa after December 1961.
Carlos Peres da Costa
Em qui., 11 de mai. de 2023 às 14:52, 'Pedro Mascarenhas' via
In April 74 Portugal had won the war in Angola, had the situation controlled in Mozambique and was in trouble in Guinea-Bissau. As far as Angola is concerned, I know, as I was there...
Nuno Cardoso da Silva
Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2023 at 6:51 PM
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So the troops suffered but who got all the benefits of colonization and
occupation?
God, with all the new souls finding their way into the Christian fold?
Roland Francis
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> On May 11, 2023, at 2:26 PM, Carlos Peres da Costa
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> I think this video should not have
I think this video should not have been posted in GOA RESEARCH NET for
two reasons: No Goan was involved, secondly an event which happened out
of Goa after December 1961.
Carlos Peres da Costa
'Pedro Mascarenhas' via Goa-Research-Net
……..The compulsivePortuguese sweated in the torrid heat, burned with high
fevers in the mosquitojungle, vomited on the rugged savannahs, was greatly
affected by psychologicaldistress, and was highly unmotivated. And above all,
he shed blood.
French television,INA.fr, filmed a Portuguese
Concerning the independence of the Portuguese territories in Africa, I wrote a
book “From Goa to Goa”, 2020, which focuses a little on the decolonisation of
Mozambique and resettlement in Portugal. This is however, from a personal
perspective.
Carolina Costa
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> On 2 May
In fact, as all of us are aware that there is a big difference between what
happened in Goa in December 1961 and what happened in the other former
Portuguese colonies (Africa and East Timor), which became independent...
Bandung Conference in Jakarta (1953) approved the principle that the
colonial
Parabens, Pedro, pelo artigo.Eugenio M. From: 'Pedro Mascarenhas' via Goa-Research-NetSent: 25 April 2023 15:31Subject: [GRN] April 25, 1974: It all started in India (Goa) and ended in Lisbon ..in English and Portuguese April 25, 1974: It all started in India - Goa and ended in Lisbon To whom
Thanks for that. I didn't mean to suggest that Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho's
revolt had anything to do with his possible Goan roots/links. I was curious
to find out the same (as we here are about Antonio Costa). This helps us
understand the Portuguese-Goa colonial equations in different light.
The war in Africa lasted 13 years or, approximately, 4,750 days. Three soldiers killed per day would make 14,250 soldiers dead. In fact we had about 9,000 dead over the 13 years. When talking about delicate issues such as this one, one better be exact. Being 58% wrong seems to me a bit too much,
I completed compulsory military service as a second lieutenant and dealt
with the internal situation in the barracks for 3 years. I became aware of
the complaints about the situation.
My article focuses solely and exclusively on the military fighting on the
battlefield, in the jungle. What the
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