Mau Mau Uprising

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[edit] The Mahalo Top 7

1. Wikipedia: Mau Mau Uprising
2. KenyaWeb: The Struggle for Independence
3. PsyWar.org: Mau-Mau Uprising PSYOPS
4. BBC World Service: The Story of Africa: Case Study: Kenya
5. Wikipedia: Kikuyu Home Guard
6. Encyclopedia of the Unusual and Unexplained: The Mau Mau  
7. TIME: 'The Meow Meows' (1952)

[edit] Mau Mau Uprising Background and Causes

• All About All: Mau Mau Uprising
• College of Computer and Information Science: Early Days of the Mau Mau Insurrection
• GlobalSecurity.org: Emergency In Kenya: Kikuyu And The Mau Mau Insurrection  
• Ogiek.org: Special Report: Part 1
• Ogiek.org: Special Report: Part 2
• Suite101: Mau-Mau: Nationalist Movement or Kikuyu Grievances?
• TIME: 'Black & Red Magic' (1952) 

[edit] Mau Mau Uprising Central Figures

[edit] Dedan Kimathi

• Wikipedia: Dedan Kimathi
• YouTube: DEDAN KIMATHI (Time: 1.12)  
• BlueGecko.org: The Death of Dedan Kimathi
• Amazon.com: Dedan Kimathi
• GeoCities: For Land and Freedom  
• The EastAfrican: Dedan Kimathi was buried at Lang'ata (2001)

[edit] Waruhiu Itote aka General China

• Wikipedia: Waruhiu Itote
• Dave Blumenkrantz: Photojournalism, Documentary, and Visual Communications Studies . . .
• TIME: General China & Friends  
• Waruhiu Itote aka General China

[edit] Mau Mau Uprising Images and Media

• BBC NEWS: 'Bloody uprising of the Mau Maus' (2006)
• NPR: Author Details Harsh British Rule in Kenya (2005)
• Images of Empire: Mau Mau Rebellion
• BBC NEWS: Kenya: White Terror (2002)
• British Pathe Limited: Mau Mau Newsreels, Videos, and Photographs
• Times Online: 'Britain's Gulag by Caroline Elkins; Histories of The Hanged by David Anderson' (2005)
• The New Black Magazine: 'The British War in Kenya' (2007)
• The Guardian: 'British brutality in Mau Mau conflict' (2002)
• FindArticles.com: 'Ideology, theory, and revolution: lessons from the Mau Mau of Kenya' (1987)
• IMDB: Something of Value 1957
• EntertainmentInsider: Mau Mau (1952)
• No Easy Walk
• TIME: Spreading Terror (1954)
• Flickr: Dedan Kimathi Statue

[edit] Mau Mau Uprising Books and Research

• University of Michigan: Mau Mau: Kuririkana Gitene   Size: 122 KB
• PowellsBooks: Mau Mau
• Google Books: Histories of the Hanged: The Dirty War in Kenya and the End of Empire
• Amazon.com: Mau Mau
• Workers World: Mau Mau against the British Empire
• Santa Clara University: Modern African History: Mau Mau of Kenya
• JendaJournal: Review: Mau Mau and Nationhood: Arms, Authority, and Narration (2005)
• Questia: Mau Mau Uprising  
• Amazon.com: The Trial of Dedan Kimathi
• Questia: State Of Emergency: The Full Story of Mau Mau
• Orbat.com: United Kingdom: Kenya Insurgency 1952-1960 Units and Operations
• Journal of Military and Strategic Studies: Mau Mau and the Decolonization of Kenya   (Size: 107 KB)
• World Socialist Web Site (WSWS.org): How Britain crushed the "Mau Mau rebellion" Channel Four TV's Secret History--Mau Mau (1999)
• London Review of Books (LRB): Bernard Porter : How did they get away with it?

[edit] Mau Mau Uprising Blogs and Message Boards

• What An African Woman Thinks: Conversations with A Freedom Fighter
• Kikuyus Right to Be: Origins of the Mau Mau
• The Gossamer Thread: Can I Live Without Africa?
• Chicken Bones: A Journal: Lynched Mau Mau Leader Dedan Kimathi
• Kenya Democracy Project
• Mashada: Mau Mau
• A Kenyan Urban Narrative: State Of Emergency

[edit] Mau Mau Uprising Timeline

• August 1952: News reaches the British intelligence of a secret society dubbed "Mau Mau"
• October 1952: Senior Chief Waruhiu is assassinated in Nairobi for his anti-Mau Mau stance
• October 1952: A State of Emergency is declared by Governor General Sir Evelyn Baring
• October 1952: Kenyatta arrested
• March 1953: 150 Kikuyu Kenyans are killed in the Lari Massacre
• April 1953: Seven years' hard labour for Kenyatta
• January 1954: Waruhiu Itote aka "General China" is captured
• April 1954: British crackdown on Kenya rebels: Operation Anvil Begins
• October 1956: Dedan Kimathi is wounded and captured
• February 1957: Dedan Kimathi Hanged at Kamiti Maximum Security Prison
• March 1959: Hola massacre
• April 1959: Kenyatta Goes "Free"
• January 1960: Emergency Rule Revoked in Kenya; Most of Onerous Restrictions on Africans End -- Parley on Future Is Tuesday  

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