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The 18 pages that link to FRELIMO, each with the reason it gives.

• Portuguese Colonial WarRelated: Its 1964 insurgency opened the war’s third major theater.

• MozambiqueRelated: Its armed campaign against Portuguese rule established the movement that became the ruling party.

• Mozambican War of IndependenceRelated: Its armed campaign against Portuguese rule drove the war.

• Samora MachelRelated: Machel led FRELIMO after Mondlane’s assassination and carried it into government.

• RENAMORelated: RENAMO formed to oppose FRELIMO’s one-party government.

• Lusaka AccordRelated: FRELIMO negotiated and signed the accord as Mozambique’s principal liberation movement.

• Afonso DhlakamaRelated: Dhlakama’s political and military career was defined by opposition to FRELIMO.

• MaputoRelated: FRELIMO made Maputo the center of the new independent state.

• History of MozambiqueRelated: FRELIMO’s organization shaped both the liberation war and the post-independence state.

• Mia CoutoRelated: The movement’s history and post-independence rule form part of the political backdrop to Couto’s writing.

• ChimoioRelated: FRELIMO led the independence struggle and has governed Mozambique since independence.

• Gonçalo MabundaRelated: FRELIMO was the government side in the civil war whose weapons shape Mabunda’s work.

• MatolaRelated: FRELIMO’s post-independence government shaped the institutions and development of Matola.