Friday, January 5, 2024: 8:30 AM
Franciscan B (Hilton Union Square)
Peter Pringles’ paper reviews the investigative and oral historiography that resulted in the two seminal works on mass violence in colonial Mozambique and identifies the canonical strengths that coaxed the end of Portuguese denial of the Wiriyamu massacre, prompting a call for a deeper inquiry into Portugal’s conduct of war in colonial Africa.
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