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Présence Africaine, No. 37

Vol. 9, No. 37  ·  Second Quarterly

Présence Africaine
No. 37

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Issue
Vol. 9, No. 37
Date
Second Quarterly
Edition
English edition
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About this Issue
An issue shaped by Lumumba’s assassination: Jan Van Lierde writes “Patrice Lumumba — Leader and Friend”. JOSEPH KI-ZERBO on “The Fundamental Lever of History”; Lawrence C. Howard on distinguishing imperialism from colonialism; Pierre Marteau on AIMÉ CÉSAIRE’s Cadastre; and Pierre Naville asking “Is there a Soviet neo-colonialism?” Palaver ranges from the Monrovia Conference and Cuba 1961 to the Kenya situation and racialism among teenagers in the northern United States.
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