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engaging read that combines a history of African civilization in Angola before the colonial conquest, the Portuguese invasion, an an indepth look at the movement that liberated the country, the MPLA.
Basil Risbridger Davidson was an acclaimed British historian, writer and Africanist, particularly knowledgeable on the subject of Portuguese Africa prior to theCarnation Revolution, He has written several books on the current plight of Africa, Colonialism and the rise of African emancipation movements have been central themes of his work, He is an Honorary Fellow of the London School of Oriental and African Studies SOAS, From, Davidson was a reporter for the London Economist in Paris, France, From December, he was a Secret Intelligence Service SIS/MID Section sabotage officer sent to Budapest see Special Operations Europe, chapterto establish a news service as cover, In April, with the Nazi invasion, he fl Basil Risbridger Davidson was an acclaimed British historian, writer and Africanist, particularly knowledgeable on the subject of Portuguese Africa prior to theCarnation Revolution.
He has written several books on the current plight of Africa, Colonialism and the rise of African emancipation movements have been central themes of his work, He is an Honorary Fellow of the London School of Oriental and African Studies SOAS, From, Davidson was a reporter for the London "Economist" in Paris, France, From December, he was a Secret Intelligence Service SIS/MID Section sabotage officer sent to Budapest see Special Operations Europe, chapterto establish a news service as cover, In April, with the Nazi invasion, he fled to Belgrade, Yugoslavia, In May, he was captured by Italian forces and was later released as part of a prisoner exchange, From lateto mid, he was chief of the Special Operations Executive SOE Yugoslav Section in Cairo, Egypt, where he was James Klugmann's supervisor, From Januaryhe was liaison officer with partisans in Liguria, Italy, After the war, he was Paris correspondent for "The Times," "Daily Herald" ,"New Statesman", and the "Daily Mirror, "Since, he became a well known authority on African history, an unfashionable subject in thes, His writings have emphasised the pre colonial achievements of Africans, the disastrous effects of the Atlantic Slave Trade, the further damage inflicted on Africa by European colonialism and the baleful effects of the Nation State in

Africa.
Davidson's works are required reading in many British universities, He is globally recognized as an expert on African History, He currently lives in Staffordshire, sitelink.