SOLIDARITY IN A WORLDWIDE STRUGGLE

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Creator

Madison Area Committee on Southern Africa

Place Created

Madison, Wisconsin, United States

Date

Undated, Fall 1970?

Type of Item

Mailing

Length/duration

2 pages

Description

The mailing recalls the attacks in My Lai, Vietnam; Prasaut, Cambodia; Sharpeville, South Africa; Orangeburg, South Carolina; Kent State, Ohio. Recently, 600 unarmed peasants were killed by Portuguese troops in Muede, Mozambique. The mailing says you cannot separate these struggles; the same men who decide to invade Cambodia, or the Dominican Republic, take their stands with the racist and colonial regimes in Southern Africa. Gulf Oil helps pay for the Portuguese colonial army in Angola, and supplies fuel to the American war machine. American Motors' Jeep subsidiary, the world's largest producer of tactical military vehicles, sends its products to Portugal, South Africa, and Latin America....

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Organization

Madison Area Committee on Southern Africa

Coverage Africa

Angola
Mozambique
South Africa
Southern Africa

Language

English

Digital Format

text/pdf

Rights Management

Used by permission of David Wiley and William Minter, former members of Madison Area Committee on Southern Africa.

Collection

William Minter papers, Michigan State University Library Special Collections