The unpredictability of revolution

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Zanzibar Revolution Revisited - a Short Review Essay
AllAfrica.com
Amrit Wilson (2013), The Threat of Liberation: Imperialism and Revolution in Zanzibar. Pluto Press, London. XII + 175 pp. With its eight chapters and more than a dozen rare photographs of Zanzibar, this book is a well-researched study by a respected author ...

Revolution and the Foundations of the Union
AllAfrica.com
ON the 12th of January 1964 the peoples of the islands of Unguja and Pemba decided to say no to oppression, Sultan Jamshid Bin Abdallah and his stooge Mohamed Shamte were on the run, tables had turned, Zanzibar was never to be the same again.

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