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The 21 pages that link to Amílcar Cabral, each with the reason it gives.

• Portuguese Colonial WarRelated: Cabral built the movement whose military and diplomatic campaign challenged Portuguese rule in Guinea-Bissau.

• Anti-colonialismRelated: His writing joined armed struggle to cultural renewal and political education.

• Portuguese MozambiqueRelated: His anticolonial strategy offers a close comparison with Portuguese rule elsewhere in Africa.

• African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape VerdeRelated: Cabral shaped the party’s strategy and political outlook until his assassination in 1973.

• Cape VerdeRelated: His movement organized the struggle that led to Cape Verdean independence.

• Portuguese GuineaRelated: His strategy and political thought shaped the campaign against colonial rule.

• Guinea-BissauRelated: His leadership and ideas shaped the independence movement before the country was founded.

• Guinea-Bissau War of IndependenceRelated: His political strategy and leadership shaped the movement before and during the war.

• Portuguese decolonizationRelated: Cabral built the movement whose military gains and political strategy drove Guinea-Bissau’s independence.

• Walter RodneyRelated: Cabral’s analysis of culture and liberation resonates with Rodney’s links between historical study and political struggle.

• Aristides PereiraRelated: Cabral co-founded the independence movement with Pereira and led it until his assassination in 1973.

• Luís CabralRelated: Luís Cabral’s half-brother founded the movement that brought him to power.

• BissauRelated: His movement helped end colonial rule over Bissau.

• João Bernardo VieiraRelated: Cabral helped build the movement in which Vieira became a commander.

• History of Cape VerdeRelated: His political thought and organizing helped lead the independence movement.

• History of Guinea-BissauRelated: His strategy and political thought shaped the independence struggle.

• PraiaRelated: His anti-colonial ideas shaped the political history commemorated in the independent capital.