In the 1960s and 70s, Portugal faced isolation as the country fought costly colonial wars in Africa. Aligning with Apartheid South Africa and Rhodesia in the "White Redoubt," Portugal risked pariah status to sustain its empire. What drove these controversial alliances, and what was Portugal’s ultimate colonial vision? Dive into this gripping chapter of history and uncover the answers in this lecture by Prof. Dr. Filipe de Ribeiro Menezes.
Refreshments will be served after the conference. All are welcome!