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Frelimo,led from the movement. It focuses on the problems created by Mondlane’s initial attempt to lead Frelimo from afar and his tragically short-sighted reliance on Leo Milas, an American who claimed to be a Mozambican even though he could not speak Portuguese.

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The Ravages of Exile Politics,expelled from Frelimo along with Mabunda as a result of Milas’s actions. It also documents failed efforts by African leaders to mediate a rapprochement between Frelimo and its rivals and the subsequent emergence of new challengers to Frelimo, including COREMO, which launched a disastrous effort to infiltrate soldiers into Mozambique.

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New Contenders,ather Mateos Gwenjere, a priest who escaped from Beira to Dar with a group of his students, and Filipe Samuel Magaia, who was placed in charge of Frelimo’s military but then died in circumstances that raised suspicions that he had been killed on orders from leaders within Frelimo.

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John A. Marcum,Edmund‘Burke III,Michael W. CloughWritten by the leading expert on the liberation struggle in Portuguese Africa.Features a wealth of never-before-seen archival material, including personal correspondence and unpublished autobiographie

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Conceiving Mozambique978-3-319-65987-9Series ISSN 2634-5773 Series E-ISSN 2634-5781

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Aufnahme- & Übertragungstechnikm in Mozambique. It documents the founding of the colony’s first nationalist movements, MANU and UDENAMO, and it provides profiles of two early nationalist leaders: Adelino Gwambe, who became Mondlane’s most bitter rival, and David Mabunda, who worked closely with Mondlane when Frelimo was first founded but was eventually forced out of the party.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-71870-3expelled from Frelimo along with Mabunda as a result of Milas’s actions. It also documents failed efforts by African leaders to mediate a rapprochement between Frelimo and its rivals and the subsequent emergence of new challengers to Frelimo, including COREMO, which launched a disastrous effort to infiltrate soldiers into Mozambique.