Let Freedom Come. Africa in Modern History

Author(s)
Davidson, Basil
Primary author
Davidson, Basil
Publisher
Atlantic-Little, Brown and Company
Place of Publication
Boston
Date of Publication
1978
Number of Pages
431
Subjects
20th century
Africa
Algeria (Argelia, Algérie)
Angola
Belgium (België, la Belgique)
Bourguiba, Habib
Britain
CI: Comintern, Communist International, Third International (also: ECCI)
Cabral, Amilcar
Cameroon
Congo (Zaïre, Belgian Congo, Kongo Free State, Congo leopoldville, Congo-Kinshasa)
East Africa
Egypt
Ethiopia (Abyssinia)
Europe
France
Gaulle, Charles de
Germany
Ghana
Gold Coast
Guinea
Guinea-Bissau (Portuguese Guinea)
Italy
Ivory Coast
Kenya
Kenyatta, Jomo
Libya
MPLA (Angola): Movimento Popular de Libertação de Angola
Madagascar (Malagasy)
Maghreb
Morocco
Mozambique
Namibia (South West Africa)
Nigeria
Nkrumah, Kwame
North Africa
Northern Rhodesia (Zambia)
PAIGC (Guinea Bissau); Partido Africano da Independência da Guiné e Cabo Verde
Portugal
Rhodesia (Zimbabwe)
Senegal
Sierra Leone
Somalia (Somaliland)
South Africa
Southern Rhodesia (Zimbabwe)
Sudan
Sékou Touré, Ahmed
Tanganyika
Tunisia
UN, (UNO): United Nations
USA (EEUU): United States of America
USSR: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Soviet Union)
Uganda
West Africa
administration
agrarian question
agriculture
capitalism
chronology
colonialism
crisis
culture
decolonization
demography
elite
ethnicity
freedom
ideology
imperialism
insurrection
kinship
local
migrant worker
migration
monarchy
nation
national liberation
nationalism
oppression
pan-africanism
party
politics
populism
post WW2
pre-capitalism
racism
revolutionary
social movement
state
statistics
strike
struggle
trade, commerce
unification
urban development
work
working class
Classification
II Regions and countries | A Africa | 99 Africa: General
Notes
Identical to Davidson: Africa in Modern History (Penguin).
Copy Number
1
Identifier
II A 99 DAV reg 4813  cop 2
Languages
English