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DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-7986
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 40 (1969 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Caetano, capitalism, Cahora Bassa (p. 4); Dawn by Onesimo Valima (p.13); War review (p.14); National reconstruction: Education, health and economy (p. 33); Plunder in Mozambique (p. 52); ASEA withdraws from Cahora Bassa (p. 67).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8052
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 40 (1969 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Caetano, capitalism, Cahora Bassa (p. 4); Dawn by Onesimo Valima (p.13); War review (p.14); National reconstruction: Education, health and economy (p. 33); Plunder in Mozambique (p. 52); ASEA withdraws from Cahora Bassa (p. 67).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8076
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 34 (1968 Apr.-May) (copy 2)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); "FRELIMO educates me..." (p. 4); Press Statement (p. 5); Communique (p. 7); Africa Day (p.10). The document also includes a clipping from The Nationalist (May 30, 1968) titled: "O.U.A. team presents secret report". Copy 2. Missing table of contents.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8117
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 45 (1970 Oct.-Dec.)

description: Contents: Editorial: The coming victory (p. 1); Invasion of Guinea: The lesson for Africa (p. 3); War communique: Big offensive defeated (p. 6); Portuguese atrocities in Mozambique: Hears the evidence (p. 8); Cahora Bassa: Why we say no (p.13); The struggle in Niassa province by Niassa's military commander (p.15); Journey with a camera: British film-makers in Mozambique (p.18); Once they came with sweets and gifts: Portuguese psychological warfare (p. 20); Streamlined exploitation: Caetano calls it 'autonomy' (p. 23).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-5694
title: Mozambique revolution, special issue (1967 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Proclamation to the Mozambican people (p. 1); Message from the Central Committee to the Mozambican people (p. 4); Analysis of the political and military situation in Mozambique (p. 8); Military report (p. 22). Pages 34-35 are missing.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8089
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 57 (1973 Oct.-Dec.)

description: Contents: Editorial - Sorting our friends from our enemies (p. 1); UN session: FRELIMO president in Cabo Delgado (p. 3); War communique: News from military front (p. 6); FRELIMO in world events (p. 8); Stronger links with Somalia (p.10); Canadian solidarity group finds scope for action (p.11); The guns that summon freedom (p.15); FRELIMO's victories are our victories (p.16); Tanzania government delegation in Cabo Delgado (p.17); Inside Caetano's prisons (p.18); Samora Machel on Education (p. 20).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-7690
title: Peace or war we shall be free, no. 4 (1964 Jan.)

description: Official organ of UDENAMO - Contents: The year 1963 (p. 1); Facts and news (p. 2); West Germany and Portugal (p. 3); Portugal and the United Nations (p. 5); Mozambique for Mozambicans (p. 7); "Inside the Witwatersrand Native Labour Association (WNLA) Depot." The Entrepot of African labour (p. 9); Eduction as control (p.13). Missing page 4.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8378
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 52 (1972 July-Sept.) (copy 2)

description: Contents: Editorial - The opening of a new front (p. 1); We value Africa's aid - FRELIMO at the conference of East and Central African states (p. 3); War review - Developments over the past 12 months (p. 4); FRELIMO's women envoys - In Africa, Europe and Asia (p. 7); The crimes of colonialism - Testimony to the un human rights commission (p. 9); Visitors in free Mozambique - British solidarity group; Canadian lecturer; Italian delegation; Bulgarian doctor (p.11); A soldier escapes from Caetano's war - A Portuguese deserter speaks (p.17); FRELIMO's new recruits - Mozambicans desert the colonial army and join FRELIMO (p.18); O.A.U. Secretary-General visits FRELIMO (p.19); War communique - Latest report from the front (p. 20); Economic development in the liberated areas - Report to the economic commission for Africa (p. 22). This is an issue reprinted and distributed by the LSM Information Center in Richmond, Canada.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8419
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 53 (1972 Oct.-Dec.)

description: Contents: Editorial - Central committee reviews the war (p. 1); The attacks that shook Mozambique (p. 3); War communique (p. 6); FRELIMO's revolution goes beyond bullets (p. 8); FRELIMO: An inspiration for the youth in Africa (p.11); The man from Newsweek (p.12); Why we deserted (p.14); Success at the U.N.: But the armed struggle must go on (p.16); Caetano's reforms sink in a sea of contradictions (p.18). This is an issue reprinted and distributed by the LSM Information Center in Richmond, Canada.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8420
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 53 (1972 Oct.-Dec.)

description: Contents: Editorial - Central committee reviews the war (p. 1); The attacks that shook Mozambique (p. 3); War communique (p. 6); FRELIMO's revolution goes beyond bullets (p. 8); FRELIMO: An inspiration for the youth in Africa (p.11); The man from Newsweek (p.12); Why we deserted (p.14); Success at the U.N.: But the armed struggle must go on (p.16); Caetano's reforms sink in a sea of contradictions (p.18). This is an issue reprinted and distributed by the LSM Information Center in Richmond, Canada.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8325
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 50 (1972 Jan.-Mar.) (copy 2)

description: Contents: Editorial - Building up victory (p. 1); On the 3rd anniversary of the assassination of FRELIMO's first president - Nothing can stop what Mondlane began (p. 3); Tanzania's tribute to Mondlane (p. 4); War communique (p. 5); After the massacres of Mukumbura - A victim's relatives join the struggle - A priest describes Portuguese butchery (p. 9); Interview with a Portuguese prisioner (p.11); FRELIMO at the Security Council (p.13); What is the Mozambican culture? FRELIMO's first cultural seminar (p.15); Angola's National Day - Statement on the 4th february (p.16); Visitors in free Mozambique - Chinese guests praise FRELIMO's success; FRELIMO and the people are one (p.17); FRELIMO at the all Africa fair (p. 20); $435,000,000 - Nixon's investment in Portuguese colonialism (p. 22). This version has a different cover.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.v3hr6d
title: Occurrence Download

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DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8383
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 52 (1972 July-Sept.) (copy 2)

description: Contents: Editorial - The opening of a new front (p. 1); We value Africa's aid - FRELIMO at the conference of East and Central African states (p. 3); War review - Developments over the past 12 months (p. 4); FRELIMO's women envoys - In Africa, Europe and Asia (p. 7); The crimes of colonialism - Testimony to the un human rights commission (p. 9); Visitors in free Mozambique - British solidarity group; Canadian lecturer; Italian delegation; Bulgarian doctor (p.11); A soldier escapes from Caetano's war - A Portuguese deserter speaks (p.17); FRELIMO's new recruits - Mozambicans desert the colonial army and join FRELIMO (p.18); O.A.U. Secretary-General visits FRELIMO (p.19); War communique - Latest report from the front (p. 20); Economic development in the liberated areas - Report to the economic commission for Africa (p. 22). This is an issue reprinted and distributed by the LSM Information Center in Richmond, Canada.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8215
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 49 (1971 Oct.-Dec.)

description: Contents: Editorial - FRELIMO's visit to socialist Asia (p. 1); War communique - A military report (p. 3); Angola: Facets of the freedom struggle - An interview with MPLA's president (p. 5); The growth of a new culture - FRELIMO at a Unesco seminar (p.10); Images of the visit to the socialist Asia (p.12); Our internationalist duty (p.14); Visitors in free Mozambique - Comments on FRELIMO's activities by foreigners (p.15); Sowing the seeds of liberation - Directives issued by FRELIMO's president for the new production cycle (p. 20).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8216
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 49 (1971 Oct.-Dec.)

description: Contents: Editorial - FRELIMO's visit to socialist Asia (p. 1); War communique - A military report (p. 3); Angola: Facets of the freedom struggle - An interview with MPLA's president (p. 5); The growth of a new culture - FRELIMO at a Unesco seminar (p.10); Images of the visit to the socialist Asia (p.12); Our internationalist duty (p.14); Visitors in free Mozambique - Comments on FRELIMO's activities by foreigners (p.15); Sowing the seeds of liberation - Directives issued by FRELIMO's president for the new production cycle (p. 20).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8191
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 48 (1971 July-Sept.)

description: Contents: Message from the president of FRELIMO on the day of the Mozambican revolution (p. 1); Alliance against imperialism - FRELIMO's visit to socialist countries (p. 5); War communique - report from the military front (p. 8); The United Nations: one step forward - role of UN specialized agencies (p. 9); War review - analysis of the political and military situation over the last twelve months (p. 11); End of a mission - why the white fathers left Mozambique (p. 23); Visitors in free Mozambique - six journalists and cameramen from Soviet Union and a representative of the Union of Secondary Schools of Finland (p. 23); Guine: 12 years after Pijiguiti - FRELIMO's statement on the national day of Guine-Bissau (p. 28).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8192
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 48 (1971 July-Sept.)

description: Contents: Message from the president of FRELIMO on the day of the Mozambican revolution (p. 1); Alliance against imperialism - FRELIMO's visit to socialist countries (p. 5); War communique - report from the military front (p. 8); The United Nations: one step forward - role of UN specialized agencies (p. 9); War review - analysis of the political and military situation over the last twelve months (p. 11); End of a mission - why the white fathers left Mozambique (p. 23); Visitors in free Mozambique - six journalists and cameramen from Soviet Union and a representative of the Union of Secondary Schools of Finland (p. 23); Guine: 12 years after Pijiguiti - FRELIMO's statement on the national day of Guine-Bissau (p. 28).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8180
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 48 (1971 July-Sept.)

description: Contents: Message from the president of FRELIMO on the day of the Mozambican revolution (p. 1); Alliance against imperialism - FRELIMO's visit to socialist countries (p. 5); War communique - report from the military front (p. 8); The United Nations: one step forward - role of UN specialized agencies (p. 9); War review - analysis of the political and military situation over the last twelve months (p. 11); End of a mission - why the white fathers left Mozambique (p. 23); Visitors in free Mozambique - six journalists and cameramen from Soviet Union and a representative of the Union of Secondary Schools of Finland (p. 23); Guine: 12 years after Pijiguiti - FRELIMO's statement on the national day of Guine-Bissau (p. 28).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8005
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 40 (1969 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Caetano, capitalism, Cahora Bassa (p. 4); Dawn by Onesimo Valima (p.13); War review (p.14); National reconstruction: Education, health and economy (p. 33); Plunder in Mozambique (p. 52); ASEA withdraws from Cahora Bassa (p. 67).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-7994
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 40 (1969 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Caetano, capitalism, Cahora Bassa (p. 4); Dawn by Onesimo Valima (p.13); War review (p.14); National reconstruction: Education, health and economy (p. 33); Plunder in Mozambique (p. 52); ASEA withdraws from Cahora Bassa (p. 67).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8017
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 40 (1969 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Caetano, capitalism, Cahora Bassa (p. 4); Dawn by Onesimo Valima (p.13); War review (p.14); National reconstruction: Education, health and economy (p. 33); Plunder in Mozambique (p. 52); ASEA withdraws from Cahora Bassa (p. 67).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8007
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 40 (1969 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Caetano, capitalism, Cahora Bassa (p. 4); Dawn by Onesimo Valima (p.13); War review (p.14); National reconstruction: Education, health and economy (p. 33); Plunder in Mozambique (p. 52); ASEA withdraws from Cahora Bassa (p. 67).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8037
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 40 (1969 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Caetano, capitalism, Cahora Bassa (p. 4); Dawn by Onesimo Valima (p.13); War review (p.14); National reconstruction: Education, health and economy (p. 33); Plunder in Mozambique (p. 52); ASEA withdraws from Cahora Bassa (p. 67).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8041
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 40 (1969 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Caetano, capitalism, Cahora Bassa (p. 4); Dawn by Onesimo Valima (p.13); War review (p.14); National reconstruction: Education, health and economy (p. 33); Plunder in Mozambique (p. 52); ASEA withdraws from Cahora Bassa (p. 67).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8044
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 40 (1969 Sept. 25)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Caetano, capitalism, Cahora Bassa (p. 4); Dawn by Onesimo Valima (p.13); War review (p.14); National reconstruction: Education, health and economy (p. 33); Plunder in Mozambique (p. 52); ASEA withdraws from Cahora Bassa (p. 67).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8063
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 34 (1968 Apr.-May) (copy 3)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); "FRELIMO educates me..." (p. 4); Press Statement (p. 5); Communique (p. 7); Africa Day (p.10). The document also includes a clipping from The Nationalist (May 30, 1968) titled: "O.U.A. team presents secret report". Copy 3.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8131
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 45 (1970 Oct.-Dec.)

description: Contents: Editorial: The coming victory (p. 1); Invasion of Guinea: The lesson for Africa (p. 3); War communique: Big offensive defeated (p. 6); Portuguese atrocities in Mozambique: Hears the evidence (p. 8); Cahora Bassa: Why we say no (p.13); The struggle in Niassa province by Niassa's military commander (p.15); Journey with a camera: British film-makers in Mozambique (p.18); Once they came with sweets and gifts: Portuguese psychological warfare (p. 20); Streamlined exploitation: Caetano calls it 'autonomy' (p. 23).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8139
title: Mozambique revolution, no. 45 (1970 Oct.-Dec.)

description: Contents: Editorial: The coming victory (p. 1); Invasion of Guinea: The lesson for Africa (p. 3); War communique: Big offensive defeated (p. 6); Portuguese atrocities in Mozambique: Hears the evidence (p. 8); Cahora Bassa: Why we say no (p.13); The struggle in Niassa province by Niassa's military commander (p.15); Journey with a camera: British film-makers in Mozambique (p.18); Once they came with sweets and gifts: Portuguese psychological warfare (p. 20); Streamlined exploitation: Caetano calls it 'autonomy' (p. 23).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8615
title: CFM news & notes, no. 8 (1971 Sept.)

description: Newsletter from Committee for a Free Mozambique (CFM) reporting on the visit to the FRELIMO headquarters. It also includes newsflashes from the Standard of Tanzania and Diario de Noticias from Portugal.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8660
title: O combatente - Orgão oficial do COREMO, vol. 1, no. 3? (1967 Sept. 30)

description: Contents: Editorial - The African Heads of State and government in Kinshasa (p. 1); The crimes of the liberation front - FRELIMO (p. 2); The policy of agression (p. 8); Portugal's supreme court agrees to conviction of innocent christians (p. 9); Cahora-basaa dam (p.10); The economic expansionist policy of South Africa in Portuguese colonies (p.12); ); Our armed struggle inside Mozambique (p.16); From liberation movements (p.17).
DOI: 10.3886/e239785
title: HIFLD Open National Inventory of Dams (NID)

description: A Brief History of the NIDThe site we see today was first conceptualized in the 1970s when Congress tasked the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) with identifying, inspecting, and inventorying dams in the U.S (National Dam Inspection Act, PL 92-367).Early data gathering for the NID was led by USACE, which published the first inventory in 1975. By 1982, the NID included 68,153 dam records gathered from dam inspections, extensive record searches, and some feature extraction from aerial imagery. These NID databases were available on diskettes and compact discs.In the late 1990s, the NID was transitioned to a web-based platform and viewing the data on a map. Gathering data on dams also transitioned during this time - the most accurate data was now coming from states, territories, and federal agencies. This transition aligned with the establishment of the National Dam Safety Program.Information Available in the NIDSince transitioning to a web-based platform, site visitors have been able to download or export certain data. The NID is currently the only place to find and download national data at such a detailed level.Today, the database contains information for more than 91,000 dams that meet the following criteria:Dams where a failure or mis-operation will likely result in loss of human life (high hazard potential).Dams where a failure or mis-operation would likely result in disruption of access to critical facilities, damage to public and private facilities, and require difficult mitigation efforts (significant hazard potential).Dams that meet minimum height and reservoir size requirements, even though they do not pose the same level of life or economic risk as those above – these dams are equal to or exceed 25 feet in height and exceed 15 acre-feet in storage, or equal to or exceeding 50 acre-feet in storage and exceeding 6 feet in height.The NID does not yet contain all dams in the U.S. that meet these criteria. Continued, routine updates to the NID and enhanced data collection efforts, focused on the most reliable data sources (primarily the many federal and state government dam regulatory programs), will help capture these dams and result in a more robust dataset over time.National Inventory of DamsContact NID at NID@usace.army.mil
description: Archived from the HIFLD Open GIS data repository, which was deactivated on August 26, 2025.
DOI: 10.3886/e239785v1
title: HIFLD Open National Inventory of Dams (NID)

description: A Brief History of the NIDThe site we see today was first conceptualized in the 1970s when Congress tasked the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) with identifying, inspecting, and inventorying dams in the U.S (National Dam Inspection Act, PL 92-367).Early data gathering for the NID was led by USACE, which published the first inventory in 1975. By 1982, the NID included 68,153 dam records gathered from dam inspections, extensive record searches, and some feature extraction from aerial imagery. These NID databases were available on diskettes and compact discs.In the late 1990s, the NID was transitioned to a web-based platform and viewing the data on a map. Gathering data on dams also transitioned during this time - the most accurate data was now coming from states, territories, and federal agencies. This transition aligned with the establishment of the National Dam Safety Program.Information Available in the NIDSince transitioning to a web-based platform, site visitors have been able to download or export certain data. The NID is currently the only place to find and download national data at such a detailed level.Today, the database contains information for more than 91,000 dams that meet the following criteria:Dams where a failure or mis-operation will likely result in loss of human life (high hazard potential).Dams where a failure or mis-operation would likely result in disruption of access to critical facilities, damage to public and private facilities, and require difficult mitigation efforts (significant hazard potential).Dams that meet minimum height and reservoir size requirements, even though they do not pose the same level of life or economic risk as those above – these dams are equal to or exceed 25 feet in height and exceed 15 acre-feet in storage, or equal to or exceeding 50 acre-feet in storage and exceeding 6 feet in height.The NID does not yet contain all dams in the U.S. that meet these criteria. Continued, routine updates to the NID and enhanced data collection efforts, focused on the most reliable data sources (primarily the many federal and state government dam regulatory programs), will help capture these dams and result in a more robust dataset over time.National Inventory of DamsContact NID at NID@usace.army.mil
description: Archived from the HIFLD Open GIS data repository, which was deactivated on August 26, 2025.
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8701
title: O combatente - Orgão oficial do COREMO, vol. 1, no. 5 (1967 Nov. 30)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Salazar's minister and the world press (p. 2); An absurd invitation of Mr. Nogueira to U Thant (p. 4); Correct answer to Portuguese fascism (p. 5); From the newspaper "Correio da Manhã" (p. 6); COREMO at Women's Conference (p. 8).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8720
title: O combatente - Orgão oficial do COREMO, vol. 2, no. 4 (1969 Dec. 24)

description: Contents: A christmas and new year message at all Mozambicans at home and abroad by Paulo Jose Gumane, President of COREMO (p. 1); The fake democratic elections of Dictator Marcelo Caetano (p. 5); The struggle for power in the Mozambique Liberation Front - FRELIMO (p. 7); News from the battle front (p. 9).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-8704
title: O combatente - Orgão oficial do COREMO, vol. 1, no. 5 (1967 Nov. 30)

description: Contents: Editorial (p. 1); Salazar's minister and the world press (p. 2); An absurd invitation of Mr. Nogueira to U Thant (p. 4); Correct answer to Portuguese fascism (p. 5); From the newspaper "Correio da Manhã" (p. 6); COREMO at Women's Conference (p. 8).
DOI: 10.25549/chil-c60-7925
title: CFM news & notes, no. 10 (1971 Dec.)

description: Newsletter from Committee for a Free Mozambique (CFM). The newsletter contains an excerpt from the speech of Mr. Sharfudine M. Khan before the Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, November 1, 1971 titled: L'An Huit de la Revolution Mocambiquenne - The eighth year of the Mozambican Revolution. It also includes newsflashes from Le Monde, Financial Times, and a telegram to ACOA from Amilcar Cabral.