Titlebook: Politics and the Military in Uganda, 1890–1985; Amii Omara-Otunnu Book 1987 Amii Omara-Otunnu 1987 desegregation.dictatorship.Policy

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Amii Omara-Otunnu unterschiedlich ausgestalteten und ausgeprägten Psychopathologie im Vordergrund der klinischen Präsentation stehen. Das Erscheinungsbild dieser Erkrankungen wird geprägt durch Kombinationen von mehreren der folgenden Symptome: restriktives Eßverhalten, Vermeidung bestimmter Nahrungsmittel, Vermeidu

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Introduction,Zaire in the west. Its area is about 236 040 sq. km. It owes much of its strategic importance to the fact that it encompasses the source of the River Nile. The 1980 Population Census recorded slightly over 12.6 million people in Uganda, including at least 15 major ethnic groups which can be categori

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,The Expanding Horizon of the Military (1900–1962),ndan army evolved from being a force largely composed of men brought in from outside to subdue the local population, to being a force of indigenous African troops under colonial officers, which was officially for the defence of the country against outside threats. First, the Uganda Rifles were incor

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,From Obedience to Mutiny (1962–64), mutinies occurred in the other East African countries, but each met with a different response from the government concerned. Each mutiny ostensibly started as a protest against existing conditions of service and a demand for Africanisation in the military, but gained political significance when the

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,Consolidation of Cleavages and Polarisation in the Army (1967–70),ry under his leadership. To achieve these objectives he devised a three-pronged strategy. First, he eliminated from key positions supporters and associates of those who had lost out in the power struggle of 1966. Secondly, he treated the Army with favour, in an attempt to bring it under his control.

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,Amin’s Coup: The Military Takes Over (1971),. With only a very little support, either in the Army or country-wide, Amin was nevertheless able to wrest power from Obote. There were three broad categories of factor whose particular constellation at that time contributed to the coup. These were: Amin’s personal motives, foreign interests, and th