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Reviewer: Jezhotwells ( talk · contribs) 01:49, 8 January 2012 (UTC)
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In this year [1974], however, two significant events occurred ... The first and most important was the collapse of the Portuguese government in a military coup on 25 April 1975. Mozambique was hastily handed on a plate to FRELIMO, who took power in mid-1975 ... With the exit of the Portuguese, ZANLA were able to establish themselves freely in Mozambique with the full support of the FRELIMO government headed by Samora Machel. [skip to p. 480] 1969: Samora Machel (FRELIMO) grants Josiah Tongogara (ZANLA) permission to operate against Rhodesia from bases in Tete Province, Mozambique ... 1974: Portugal hands over Mozambique to unelected FRELIMO government.
— Alexandre Binda, The Saints, p. 166, pp. 480–481
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In this year [1974], however, two significant events occurred ... The first and most important was the collapse of the Portuguese government in a military coup on 25 April 1975. Mozambique was hastily handed on a plate to FRELIMO, who took power in mid-1975 ... With the exit of the Portuguese, ZANLA were able to establish themselves freely in Mozambique with the full support of the FRELIMO government headed by Samora Machel. [skip to p. 480] 1969: Samora Machel (FRELIMO) grants Josiah Tongogara (ZANLA) permission to operate against Rhodesia from bases in Tete Province, Mozambique ... 1974: Portugal hands over Mozambique to unelected FRELIMO government.
— Alexandre Binda, The Saints, p. 166, pp. 480–481