Intervention in Uganda: The Power Struggle and Soviet Involvement : Reflections of a Ugandan ExileUniversity Center for International Studies, University of Pittsburgh, 1979 - Africa, Sub-Saharan - 144 pages |
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Page 17
... independence in October 1962 , but it took eleven years , from 1951 to 1962 , for Ugandans to organize them- selves politically and roughly two years , from 1959 to 1961 , to talk the British into giving them self - government . Eleven ...
... independence in October 1962 , but it took eleven years , from 1951 to 1962 , for Ugandans to organize them- selves politically and roughly two years , from 1959 to 1961 , to talk the British into giving them self - government . Eleven ...
Page 18
... independence for the people to decide where they should belong . The basic question was whether a conference of this kind could solve such complex problems as the future relationships of the Ugandan people and the lost counties . It was ...
... independence for the people to decide where they should belong . The basic question was whether a conference of this kind could solve such complex problems as the future relationships of the Ugandan people and the lost counties . It was ...
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... independence in 1962 , there was no direct Soviet invol- vement or influence in Ugandan politics . The British never permitted any direct contacts with the Soviet Union , but more importantly , there were no grounds for Ugandans to seek ...
... independence in 1962 , there was no direct Soviet invol- vement or influence in Ugandan politics . The British never permitted any direct contacts with the Soviet Union , but more importantly , there were no grounds for Ugandans to seek ...
Contents
The Politics of the Struggle for Independence | 10 |
The Sudan and the Congo | 23 |
Organization of African Unity | 30 |
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