Angola

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35-45	August 2008 Article The wrecking crew: How a gang of right-wing con men destroyed Washington and made a killing By Thomas Frank SEE ALSO: Angola; Apartheid; Career as Angolan guerrilla leader; Career as superspy; Career as U.S. president; Career in conservative politics; Career in politics; Conservatism; Williamson, Craig; Entrepreneurship; Norquist, Grover Glenn; Guerrilla warfare; Iran-Contra Affair, 1985-1990; Iran Hostage Crisis, 1979-1981; Abramoff, Jack; Kemp, Jack; Savimbi, Jonas Malheiro; 1981-1989; North, Oliver; Pictorial works; Political corruption; Reed, Ralph; Republican Party (U.S. : 1854- ); Reagan, Ronald; South Africa PDF IMAGES
33-46	February 1998 Article God bless this rodeo: Louisiana prison inmates illustrate a warden's Bible lessons By Daniel Bergner SEE ALSO: Angola; Cain, Burl; Career as prison warden; Prisoners; Recreation; Rodeos PDF IMAGES
16-17	August 1986 Readings/Article At the pump SEE ALSO: Angola; Civil War, 1975-; Gulf Oil; Handbooks, manuals, etc.; Political activists; Social responsibility of business PDF IMAGES
29-37	May 1961 Article The kingdom of silence: The truth about Africa's most oppressed colony SEE ALSO: Africa; Angola; Colonies; Forced labor; 1933-1974; 1961-1963; Portugal; Portuguese PDF IMAGES
56-63	July 1954 Article Africa's modern slavery By Basil Davidson SEE ALSO: Africa; Angola; Davidson, Basil; Colonies; Forced labor; Nevinson, Henry Woodd; Journeys—Angola; Portugal; Portuguese PDF IMAGES
114-122	December 1905 Article The slave-trade of to-day. Part V.—Down to the coast By Henry Woodd Nevinson SEE ALSO: Africa; Angola; Colonies; Forced labor; Portugal; Slave-trade; Slavery PDF IMAGES
668-676	October 1905 Article The slave-trade of to-day. Part III By Henry Woodd Nevinson SEE ALSO: Africa; Angola; Colonies; Colonization; Forced labor; Nevinson, Henry Woodd; Journeys—Africa; Portugal; Slave-trade; Slavery PDF IMAGES
535-544	September 1905 Article The new slave-trade. Introductory II.—West-African plantation life to-day By Henry Woodd Nevinson SEE ALSO: Africa; Angola; Contract labor; Forced labor; Nevinson, Henry Woodd; Journeys—Africa; Slavery PDF IMAGES

Apr 2004	Number of Angola's seven richest citizens who are government officials and former government officials, respectively : 6, 1	Harper's Index Source: The Economist (London)
Feb 2003	Minimum percentage of Angola's soldiers who are HIV-positive: 40	Harper's Index Source: United Nations Development Programme (N.Y.C.)/UNAIDS (Geneva)

April 5, 2005	The Marburg virus was still killing people in Angola.	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: Medical News Today
October 28, 2004	The widow of former French president Francois Mitterrand auctioned off some of her designer furniture to raise money for the defense of her son Jean-Christophe, who is under investigation for selling arms illegally to Angola.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
March 30, 2004	Angola was planning to outlaw genetically engineered cereals, which would jeopardize a United Nations program that feeds 2 million people.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: New York Times
March 28, 2004	People in Angola were beating and torturing their own children because they believe them to be sorcerers.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Chicago Tribune

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SEE ALSO: Angola; Bulls; Prisoners; Recreation; Rodeos

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18	August 1997 Readings/Illustration Toys 'R' U.N. SEE ALSO: Angola; Children's art; United Nations; War toys PDF IMAGES

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