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The Gukurahundi "genocide": memory and justice in independent Zimbabwe
Operation Gukurahundi (1982-1987) commenced and endured within the Midlands and two Matabeleland Provinces of Zimbabwe through a Fifth Brigade army – trained by the North Koreans, and which was accountable to former President Robert Mugabe. This army sought to find 400 armed dissidents, but their ex...
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Department of Historical Studies
2019
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