Difference between revisions of "Wikipedia:Mau Mau Uprising"

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Mau Mau Uprising

	The Wikipedia page is replete with details which obscure the bigger picture and biased language to excuse the violent repression of the Kenyan rebels. Indeed, it took the UK government over 50 years to even admit that prisoners were tortured^[1], and indiscriminate killing is still unacknowledged after thousands of pages of documents were 'lost'.

Document:The Mau Mau War in Kenya 1952-60 - An edited extract from Web of Deceit: Britain’s Real Role in the World ISBN 0099448394 by Mark Curtis
Document:Mau Mau Seek Compensation from UK - An article by Jean Shaoul dated 26 May 2009 from WSWS

Kenyans win right to sue UK government for colonial torture - WSWS 2 August 2011

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