James’s Substack
James Anthony DiEugenioMy Personal Substack: Culture and Politics
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Kennedy and Congo: The Battle for Africa Part 4
As we have seen in the earlier parts of this series, John F. Kennedy had a special interest in Congo’s elected--and assassinated--leader Patrice Lumumba. He sympathized with his aim to make Congo an independent nation and this jibed with Ke...
Kennedy and Congo: The Battle for Africa Part 3
In the summer of the 1960 presidential campaign, John F. Kennedy sent Averill Harriman to Africa to meet with Patrice Lumumba. After doing so, Harriman advised JFK that he did not think Lumumba was a communist. But since there was little t...
Kennedy and the Congo: The Battle for Africa, Pt. 2
As noted in Part 1, during the campaign of 1960, John Kennedy mentioned Africa 479 times. (Betting on the Africans, by Philip Muehlenbeck, p. 37) He said that America should have gained ground in Africa with these emerging states, but we ha...
Kennedy and Congo: The Battle for Africa Pt. 1
In 1870 Europe controlled about ten percent of Africa, most of it along the coasts. The major colonizers were Portugal, England and France.
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Author or co editor of four books on the assassinations of the sixties, screen writer for Oliver Stone's two latest documentaries on the JFK case.
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