He originally focused on organizing workers's strikes, but began to use guerrilla tactics after the Pidjiguiti Massacre of dockworkers.
This man created a movement focusing on bringing indigenous African culture into the mainstream and increasing national consciousness, which he called "Returning to the Source". He originally focused on organizing workers's strikes, but began to use guerrilla tactics after the Pidjiguiti Massacre of dockworkers. He was the founder of the PAIGC in his home nation, and cofounded the MPLA with Agostinho Neto. The independence movement he led was partly funded by Cuba, where he gave a speech entitled "The Weapon of Theory" which proclaimed his belief in armed struggle against imperialism. This man was assassinated by rival leader Inocencio Kani in concert with the (*) Portuguese under Marcelo Caetano. For 10 points, name this Guinea-Bissauan anti-colonial leader killed in 1973, shortly before his country's independence.
This man created a movement focusing on bringing indigenous African culture into the mainstream and increasing national consciousness, which he called "Returning to the Source".
Amilcar Cabral