دانلود کتاب The Wiriyamu Massacre: An Oral History, 1960–1974

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Title Page\nCopyright Page\nContents\nList of Photos\nList of Maps\nList of Tables\nForeword\nPreface\nAcknowledgments\nIntroduction\n Portugal’s Colonial Wars and Mass Violence\n The Erasure of the Five Villages\n The Outing\nChapter 1: The Colonial War and the Wiriyamu Triangle\n Tete’s March to the South\n Cabo Delgado, Malawi, and the Tete Front\n Political Mobilization and the Church\n The Wiriyamu Triangle and Raimundo Dalepa\n The Manica-e-Sofala Front\n Dissent and the Final Attack\n Frelimo’s Arrival in the Triangle\n Spiritual Life and Frelimo’s Arrival\n Wiriyamu and the End\n The Loss of Homes and Cattle\n Operation Marosca and the Aftermath\n Burning Huts and an Act of Compassion\n The Night after the Massacre and the Second Cleanup\n Inquiry, Training, and Reflections on War\n Violence on Girls and Informants\n My Family and Their Return to Portugal\n Chico, the Secret Agent, and His Death\n How He Went\nChapter 2: The Anatomy of the Massacres\n Chaworha’s Demise\n We Gathered to Clap\n When I Woke Up\n Deliverance\n Into Exile and Back\n Today\n Juawu’s Killing Fields\n The Premonitions That Went Unheeded\n Signposts to War\n The Ending Begins\n Seeing Is Believing\n My Escape\n I Ran from the Wiriyamu Fires\n In the Morning before the Massacre\n The Massacre as It Happened\n The Escape from the Fire\n An End of Sorts\n The Flames of War and the Spirit of My Tears\n The Loud “Woorh . . . Woorh . . . Woorh . . .”\n The Spirit of My Tears\n Djemusse’s Lengthy Erasure\nChapter 3: Gathering and Surveying the Evidence\n Family Life, Data Collection, and Torture\n Wiriyamu—Near Escapes\n Rescue and the Tortures\n Evidence Gathering, Cover-Up, and Coercion\n Chaworha Survivors and Their Stories\n Lists Are Formed; Concerns Are Expressed\n The Escape and the Cover-Up\n Checking Bodies from the Air\n Surveying the Dead\n Interrogation and the Mobbing Journalists\n Not Wiriyamu Again!\nChapter 4: The First Public Outing of the Wiriyamu Narrative\n How I Smuggled the Report\n The Bulge\n The Revelations\n The Wiriyamu Narrative Escapes Undetected!\n Expulsions\nChapter 5: The Final Revelation\n Development Issues, Father Adrian Hastings, and the Opposition\n Adrian and the Detractors\n Wiriyamu and the People of London\n After the Story Came Out\n The Final Revelation and Vatican II\n Caetano and the Wiriyamu Revelation\n Political Neutrality and the Press\n To the UN and Back\n Wiriyamu and the Portuguese Revolution\nChapter 6: The British Fact-Checkers\n Knipe Combats Fake News\n Experiencing Africa\n Into the Bush and Back\n Expulsion and Returns\n How the Portuguese Foiled One Fact-Checker\n The Bouncer and Knipe’s Return!\n Williamo and Departures\n “The Story Checks Out!” Said Peter Pringle\n How I Got the Story Out\n The South African BOSS and the Attempted Blackmail\n Hastings, Loudon, and Gaster\nChapter 7: The Final Act—Witness Protection\n An Eyewitness Confirms the Place and the Events\n The Massacre\n Mixone’s Rendition on a Suzuki Motorbike\n Contacts with Frelimo—and My Nemeses\n The Visitor from London and Hiding Mixone\n The Pendulum Swings\n To Spain and Back\nConclusion\nWorks Cited\n Archives and Unpublished Papers\n Web-Based Resources\n Secondary Literature\n Periodicals\nGlossary\nIndex