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1949 Oct. 5
Somali Youth League (Mogadishu, Somalia)
United Nations to sponsor survival of colonialism or United Nations to end colonialism?
New York (N.Y.) - Published as an open letter to United Nations member states; concerning their belief that the United Nations should work to end imperialism.
1949 Sept. 29
Somali Youth League (Mogadishu, Somalia)
United Nations for Europe or United Nations for the World?
New York (N.Y.) - Published as an open letter to United Nations member states; concerning their belief that the United Nations has been working primarily for European interests and imperialism.
1958
W. E. B. Du Bois on African liberation
Russia - Du Bois discusses the current political environment in Africa; the launch of "the Soviet space rocket"; the Conference of Youth in Asia and Africa to be held in Cairo; and unrest in the Congo. There is a handwritten "OK W.E.B.D" on page 3.
1935 Aug. 30
Du Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt), 1868-1963
Letter from W. E. B. Du Bois to Y. K. Dimmock
New York (N.Y.) - Gladly agreeing to send a photograph, as per his request (mums312-b073-i379), and asking him to "write me confidentially as to the reaction of the natives of Uganda to the Italian-Ethiopian principles."
1935 Oct. 15
Dimmock, Y. K.
Letter from Y. K. Dimmock to W. E. B. Du Bois
Kampala (Uganda) - Thanking him for his acquiescent letter (mums312-b073-i380) and heeding its request for an account of the Ugandan natives' attitude towards Ethiopian-Italian principles: "the belief prevailing among the natives is that the international treaties are mere scraps of papers which one nation can violate without regard to the interests of the other."
1958
All-African People's Conference
All African People's Conference leaflet
West Accra (Ghana) - Announcing the conference and its aims and objects.
1948 Nov. 24
Du Bois, W. E. B. (William Edward Burghardt), 1868-1963
Revolt in Africa
Africa - Published in the National Guardian. Discussing social conditions in Africa and imperialism and anti-imperialist movements.
1950 Feb.
Council on African Affairs
New Africa volume 9, number 2
New York (N.Y.) - Featuring an article on imperial force used against Africans, the appearance of the African Labor leader at United Nations protests, and an "in the life" piece on what it is like for "a Black man in South Africa."