An earlier effort documenting the African poster was published in 1980. See MosesSibyl E., “Nigerian government posters: Visual records of people and progress,”Government Publications Review7A (1980): 221–227.
2.
DuffyJames, Portugal in Africa (Baltimore: Penguin Books, 1963) pp. 59–72.
3.
RossEdward Alsworth, Report on Employment of Native Labor in Portuguese Africa (New York: Abbott Press, 1925), passim especially pp. 6, 16–42.
4.
KayHugh, Salazar and Modern Portugal (London: Evre and Spottswoode, 1970), passim.
5.
FigueiredoAntonio, Portugal and Its Empire: The Truth (London: Victor Gollancz, 1961) pp. 71–72.
6.
VieiraLuandino José, The Real Life of Domingas Xavier (London: Heinemann, 1976) This short novel illustrates the point being made.
7.
de Sousa FerreiraEduardo, Portuguese Colonialism in Africa: The end of an Era (Paris: The Unesco Press, 1974), pp. 35–40.
8.
Ibid., p. 71. cf. Members of the Liberation Front, Revolution in Angola (London: Merlin Press, 1972), pp. 23–24. Angola: Reconstrução Nacional (Luanda: DEPPI, nd).
9.
MarcumJohn, “Angola: Background to the Conflict,”Mawazo (1978): 3–25.
10.
Expresso (Lisboa), 26 April 1974. de SpinolaAntonio, Portugal e o Futuro, 4th ed. (Lisboa: Arcadia, 1974), pp. 105–135.
11.
Angola: Rumo a Independencia… documentos e personalidades (Luanda: MINFA, 1975), passim.
12.
Angola: 11 de Novembro de 1975 Documentos da Independencia (Luanda: MINFA, 1976), Neto's speech, pp. 119–125.
13.
Preface to Resistencia Popular Generalizada (Luanda: MINFA, 1975).
14.
The pages of the above mentioned publication bears testimony to these modes of communication.
15.
“Report of the Political Bureau… on the attempted coup d'etat of 27 May 1977.”MPLA Information Bulletin4 (July 1977).
16.
DavidsonBassil, In the Eve of the Storm: Angola's People (Middlesex: Penguin Books, 1975) p. 254.
17.
Angola: Reconstrução Nacional (Luanda: DEPPI, nd), np.