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Ethnicity, History, Nationalism, Political aspects of Ethnicity, Political aspects of Sex role, Politics and government, Sex role, Social classes, Social conditions, Nationalism, africa, Social classes, africa, Guinea, politics and government, Guinea, social life and customsPlaces
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Mobilizing the masses: gender, ethnicity, and class in the nationalist movement in Guinea, 1939-1958
2005, Heinemann
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0325070318 9780325070315
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History, culture, and war : the roots of Guinean nationalism, 1939-1947
Liberté, egalité, fraternité : military veterans and the postwar nationalist movement, 1940-1955
The universal worker : organized labor and nationalist mobilization, 1946-1953
Rural revolt : popular resistance to the colonial chieftaincy, 1946-1956
Women take the lead : female emancipation and the nationalist movement, 1949-1954
Ethnicity, class, and violence : internal dissent in the RDA, 1955-1956
Independence now : the resurgence of the Left and the move toward independence, 1956-1958.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [269]-278) and index.
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