Angola & Moçambique - Guerra do Ultramar - Revista ‘The Daily Telegraph - Magazine’, n. 172 - 19.01.1968 (‘OUTPOSTS THAT MAY KEEP SOUTHERN AFRICA WHITE’) - London 1968 - MUITO RARO;

Angola & Moçambique - Guerra do Ultramar - Importante reportagem de Desmond Donnelly que percorreu as zonas da frente do conflito nestas duas antigas províncias ultramarinas portuguesas 

Revista ‘The Daily Telegraph - Magazine’, n. 172 - 19 de Janeiro de 1968. 

‘OUTPOSTS THAT MAY KEEP SOUTHERN AFRICA WHITE’ 

London 1968 

Revista com 34 páginas, muito ilustrada e em muito bom estado de conservação. Excelente. 

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- ‘OUTPOSTS THAT MAY KEEP SOUTHERN AFRICA WHITE’ 

The future of white Africa may rest with Portugal’s colonies on the two flanks of the continent, writes DESMOND DONNELLY MP. If Portugal holds firm, southern Africa could BE ruled by whites for another 300 years. 

Photographs by Mike McCann 

- ‘Desmond Donnelly in Angola’ 

When Desmond Donnelly, labour MP for Pembroke, set out on a recent visit to Portugal’s African colonies, he went, he says, as a firm believer in racial equality. 

His tour of Angola and Mozambique didn’t shake him in this belief - ‘but’, he says, ‘I realise now that the pratical problems of equality can only be resolved in the course of many generations’. Mr. Donnelly’s mission brought him very close to danger; as he relates in his article beginning on page 10, he escaped serious injury by only a few feet when the convoy in which he was travelling was ambushed in the Mozambique bush. 

Though this was Mr. Donnelly’s first visit to Africa, he is an experienced traveller and the author of five books...

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