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us as long as we have the support of tho people. Consequently, Li since October they launched an intensive campaign aimed at isolating the guerrillas from the people by threatening the population with massacres if they callaborated with FRELIMO; they seduce them with promises of "better life" if they follow the Portuguese authorities. This became one of the main preoccupations of the Portuguese, to the extent that today they often avoid combats, preferring to distribute pamphlets to the people. This happened, for example, in Micapalo, Niassa Province, on the 11th of November0, strong Portuguoso patrols met our troops but refused to fight, de deviated and went to a zone where the people pass, leaving there a large number of pamphlets. In these pamphlets the Portuguese say that "the white people and the black people are brothers, but FRELIMO wants to destroy that brotherhood" and that "the Makonde tribe is an enemy of the Macua tribe and therefore the Macua tribe must join the Portuguese to fight the Makondes". Our people, however, know the Portuguese propaganda. They come to us and show us the pamphlets, they themselves denounce the divisionist manouevres of the enemy and reafirm their dedication to the struggle for national liberation. DECEMBER 28th Reinforcements are constantly being sent to Niassa and to Cabo Delgado Provinces, from the other provinces of Mozambique. This allows the Portuguese to concentrate a large number of troops; they never send a group of less than 100 on patrol. However our our forces are also growing. It is precisely because of our strength that the Portuguese are forced to send reinforcements. But the more troops the enemy sends, the more losses he suffers. 3ANUARY IOth 1967 In fcba coufcse bf tlpe past .w&e^a .raore than-14 Mozaitibiccn - Africao sbldieirs who ifiere in th§ Portuguese army deserted and joined FRELIMO forces in Cabo Delgado province. They related untold sufferings of the population in the "strategic hamlets" who do not get any food from the Portuguese (food is for the Portuguese- soldiers - and even for these it is not enough ) In these "strategic hamle ts" people are badly mistreated by the colonialist soldiers uho consider all black people responsible for their defeats aid sufferinqs0
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Full text | us as long as we have the support of tho people. Consequently, Li since October they launched an intensive campaign aimed at isolating the guerrillas from the people by threatening the population with massacres if they callaborated with FRELIMO; they seduce them with promises of "better life" if they follow the Portuguese authorities. This became one of the main preoccupations of the Portuguese, to the extent that today they often avoid combats, preferring to distribute pamphlets to the people. This happened, for example, in Micapalo, Niassa Province, on the 11th of November0, strong Portuguoso patrols met our troops but refused to fight, de deviated and went to a zone where the people pass, leaving there a large number of pamphlets. In these pamphlets the Portuguese say that "the white people and the black people are brothers, but FRELIMO wants to destroy that brotherhood" and that "the Makonde tribe is an enemy of the Macua tribe and therefore the Macua tribe must join the Portuguese to fight the Makondes". Our people, however, know the Portuguese propaganda. They come to us and show us the pamphlets, they themselves denounce the divisionist manouevres of the enemy and reafirm their dedication to the struggle for national liberation. DECEMBER 28th Reinforcements are constantly being sent to Niassa and to Cabo Delgado Provinces, from the other provinces of Mozambique. This allows the Portuguese to concentrate a large number of troops; they never send a group of less than 100 on patrol. However our our forces are also growing. It is precisely because of our strength that the Portuguese are forced to send reinforcements. But the more troops the enemy sends, the more losses he suffers. 3ANUARY IOth 1967 In fcba coufcse bf tlpe past .w&e^a .raore than-14 Mozaitibiccn - Africao sbldieirs who ifiere in th§ Portuguese army deserted and joined FRELIMO forces in Cabo Delgado province. They related untold sufferings of the population in the "strategic hamlets" who do not get any food from the Portuguese (food is for the Portuguese- soldiers - and even for these it is not enough ) In these "strategic hamle ts" people are badly mistreated by the colonialist soldiers uho consider all black people responsible for their defeats aid sufferinqs0 |
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