CAMP Guide - Wallerstein Collection of Political Ephemera Immanuel Wallerstein Collection of Political Ephemera of the Liberation Movements of Lusophone Africa and Anglophone Southern Africa (1958-1975) Inventory and Reel Guide INTRODUCTION This inventory of Professor Immanuel Wallerstein's collection of political ephemera was compiled by Beverly Grier and Margaret Kinsman. Both are Yale graduate students- Ms. Grier in Political Science and Ms. Kinsman in History. The cost of their labor was borne by the now defunct Southern African Research Archival Project (SARAP) Funded by the Ford Foundation through the Northwestern University Program of African Studies. The selection of the documents to be filmed was begun by Mr. Richard Ruda, formerly a Yale graduate student in History, and completed by Ms. Kinsman. The items that were not filmed are those that are in the Chilcote Collection, filmed by the Hoover Institution Press, and serials filmed by CAMP. In some cases a different version, edition, or translation of a document may be found in Chilcote. Also omitted were clippings from Time Magazine and other readily available periodicals. In some cases entire issues of less common magazines are in the original collection but only one or two sections are relevant – only these were filmed. The cost of the filming was borne by CAMP - the Cooperative Africana Microform Project sponsored by the African Studies Association - and administered by the Center for Research Libraries. The microfilming was performed by the Yale University Library Photographic Services Department. Ms. Kinsman checked each frame against the original documents and arranged for some omitted items to be filmed and spliced in. A few pages here and there were filmed twice. A preliminary guide listing all the serial publications and noting the reels where publications of various organizations may be found was prepared by Ms Kinsman. That guide is now superseded. Ms. Grier completed the detailed inventorying of the pamphlets, broadsides, etc. We would thank Professor Wallerstein for lending his collection to be filmed. His generosity adds an excellent and vital documentation to the material available to scholars of liberation movements. Copies of the films are held by the Center for Research Libraries in Chicago (both the preservation negative and a loan copy). Further copies are held by the Hoover Institution at Stanford and by Yale. Moore Crossey Curator, African Collection Yale University Library October 1977 Page 1 of 42 CAMP Guide - Wallerstein Collection of Political Ephemera BRIEF REEL CONTENTS LUSOPHONE AFRICA (MF-3685) Reel #1: Angola (I) UPA, GRAE, FNLA page 3 Reel #2: Angola (II) MPLA page 7 Reel #2: Angola (III) FNLA/MPLA Relations page 14 Reel #3: Angola (III) UNITA page 15 Reel #3: Angola (III) Other Organizations page 16 Reel #4: Mozambique FRELIMO page 17 Reel #4: Mozambique Other Organizations page 21 Reel #5: Guinea-Bissau, General Lusophone Africa PAIGC page 23 Reel #5: General Portuguese Africa CONCP, UGEAN page 27 ANGLOPHONE AFRICA (MF-3686) Reel #1: Rhodesia/Zimbabwe ZAPU page 29 Reel #1: Rhodesia/Zimbabwe ZANU page 31 Reel #1: Rhodesia/Zimbabwe ANC, FROLIZI page 32 Reel #1: Rhodesia/Zimbabwe ZSA (Canada) page 33 Reel #2: South West Africa/Namibia SWANU page 33 Reel #2: South West Africa/Namibia SWAPO page 34 Reel #2: South West Africa/Namibia Others page 37 Reel #3: South Africa/Azania PAC page 37 Reel #3: South Africa/Azania ANC page 38 Reel #3: South Africa/Azania Unity, SASO page 39 Reel #3: Territorial Authorities page 40 Reel #4: Southern Africa - General page 40 LIBERATION MOVEMENTS IN LUSOPHONE AFRICA: SERIALSLM (MF-3705) Reel #1 Serials Related to Angola page 41 Reel #2 Serials Related to Mozambique page 42 Reel #3 Serials Related to General Lusophone Africa page 42 [Titles also cataloged individually] Page 2 of 42 CAMP Guide - Wallerstein Collection of Political Ephemera Select Documents from the Immanuel Wallerstein Collection of Political Ephemera of the Liberation Movements of Lusophone Africa and Anglophone Southern Africa (1958-1975). Lusophone Africa, 1958-1975 Bibliographic Citation: CALL # MF-3685 Neg. MF-1124 AUTHOR Wallerstein, Immanuel Maurice, 1930- TITLE Select documents from the Immanuel Wallerstein Collection of political ephemera of the liberation movements of lusophone Africa, 1954-1974. [microform] IMPRINT New Haven, Yale University Library Photographic Services, 1976 DESCRIPT 5 microfilm reels. negative. 35 mm NOTE reel 1-3. Angola.--reel 4. Mozambique.--reel 5. Guinea-Bissau. General Lusophone Africa OCLC # 24125691 Reel Number 1: Angola (I) União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). Statuts de l'Union des Populations de l'Angola. "U.P.A." Kinshasa, July 10, 1964. 5 [French]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). Appeal to All African People's Conference. [n.p.], 1958. 1 [English]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). "The Angola Drama," Afro-Asian Quarterly, Vol. II, No. 1, April 1960, pp. 57-68, Conakry Conference Special Number. [English]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). and Armée de Libération Nationale de 1'Angola (ALNA). [Déclaration Commune de M. Holden Roberto et João Batista.] Leopoldville, [1961?] 1 [French]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). Holden Roberto. [Memorandum from the UPA to the Honorable Delegates of the Fifteenth Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations on the General Situation in Angola. [n.p.], 1961. 10. [English]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). [Conference de Presse par M. Holden Roberto, Président Général de l’Union des Populations de l'Angola sur la Situation Général Actuelle de 1'Angola.] Leopoldville, March 24, 1961. 6 [English]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). Current Crisis in Angola. [n.p.], April. 1961. 4 [English]. União das Populaçoes do Angola (UPA). [Letter to Assemblée Mondiale de la Jeunesse. From Jeunesse de UPA, signed Amador Roberto and P. Johnny Edouardo.] Leopoldville, May 10, 1961. 2 [French]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). [Letter to Young Adult Council, from Jeunesse de UPA, signed Emmanuel Fernandes and Johnny Edouardo.] Leopoldville, November 23, 1961. 1 [French]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). [Letter from Holden Roberto to the Editor, New York Times, January 24, 1962.] New York, January 17, 1962. 1. [English]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA) and Mouvement Populaire de Libération de 1'Angola (MPLA). [Two Statements from Angola Explain Position of Major Organizations, Mario de Andrade for MPLA and Holden Roberto for UPA.] Liberator, Vol. II, No. 2, February 1962. 1 p. [English]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). [Communiqué. Réfutation of accusation by MPLA.] Leopoldville, [ca. 1963]. 2 [English]. Page 3 of 42 CAMP Guide - Wallerstein Collection of Political Ephemera União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). Holden Roberto, "Les conditions de la négotiation avec le Portugal," in Atlas, August 23, 1963, pp. 11-12. [French]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). La Voix de la Nation Angolaise, [2 issues], Year 2, No. 7, September 22, 1961 and Year 2, No. 8, November 29, 1961. [French]. União das Populaçoes de Angola (UPA). "Entrevista exclusiva do Presidente do Governo Pevolucionario de Angola no Exillo," in UPA, A Voz da Revolucion, November-December 1965. 2 1. [in Portuguese]. Gouvernement Révolutionnaire de L'Angola (en Exil) (GRAE). Déclaration de Principe du GRAE (en Exil). Kinshasa, [1962?]. 4 1. [in French]. Front National Pour La Libération de L'Angola (FNLA) and Government of the Angolan Republic in Exile (GRAE). [Statement of Mr. Holden Roberto of the FNLA at the 33rd Meeting of the Special Committee, United Nations General Assembly, held at Leopoldville, May 24, 1962.] 4 l. (English]. Gouvernement Révolutionnaire de L'Angola (GRAE). [Press Statement on Resignations signed by Jose Kalundungu, Head of the Angolan National Liberation Armv Staff (ALNA) and Dr. Jose J. Liahuca, Ex- Director of the Relief Service for Angolan Refugees (SARA)] [n.p., ca. 1963]. 7 1. [English]. Frente Nacional de Libertacão de Angola (FNLA). Lei Fundamental de Angola no Periodo da Revolucão Nacional. [n.p., ca. 1963]. 17 p. [in Portuguese]. Frente Nacional de Libertacão de Angola (FNLA). Déclaration de Holden Roberto, President du Comité Executif du FNLA, in Uhuru- Angola, No. 2, March 1963, 25 1. Front National de Liberation de L'Angola (FNLA). [Communiqué, sur les allé- gations du MPLA a 1'égard des vrais combatants en Angola]. Leopoldville, May 16, 1963. 1 l. [in French]. National Liberation Front of Angola (FNLA). [Memorandum of the National Liberation Front of Angola (FNLA) to the Conference of Heads of State of Independent Africa, 23-25 May, 1965. 14 1. Gouvernement Révolutionnaire de L'Angola en Exil (GRAE). Le Congo Reconnait le Gouvernement Révolutionnnaire de L'Angola en Exil. Leopoldville, GRAE Ministère de l'Information. June 29, 1963. 1 1. [in French]. Revolutionary Government of Angola in Exile (GRAE). [Memorandum Presented by the National Liberation Front of Angola (FNLA) to the Commission for the Reconciliation of Angola Nationalist Movements at Leopoldville.] Leopoldville, July 15, 1963. 3 l. Front de Libération Nationale de L'Angola (FNLA). [Conférence de Presse de M. Johnny Eduardo about 0AU Subcommittee]. Alger. July 30, 1963. 4 l. [in French]. Gouvernement Révolutionnaire de L'Angola en Exil (GRAE). [Memorandum Addressé par le Gouvernement Révolutionnaire au Conseil des Ministres des Affaires Etrangères de 1'OAU à Lagos, February 24, 1964. Leopoldville. 4 l. [in French]. Gouvernement Révolutionnaire de L'Angola en Exil. (GRAE). [Comnmiqué. L'Ambassadeur Algerien Auprès du Grae, du Congo-Leopoldville et du Congo- Brazzaville s'est Rejoui de l'Adhesion du MPLA au FNLA]. Leopoldville, No. 50, April 21, 1964, 1 l. [French]. Gouvernement Révolutionnaire de L'Angola en Exil (GRAE). [Communiqué. Réunion du Conseil des Ministres du GRAE]. Leopoldville, No. 55, May 6, 1964. 1 l. [French]. Gouvernement Révolntionnaire de L’Angola en Exil (GRAE). [Comminiqué. Un Appel de 1'Ama aux Femmes Angolaises]. Leopoldville, No. 56, May 6, 1964. 1 l. [French]. Page 4 of 42 CAMP Guide - Wallerstein Collection of Political Ephemera Front de Libération Nationale de L'Angola (FNLA).