Patrice Lumumba's written statements on his policies for the Congo

Patrice Lumumba, the assassinated first Prime Minister of the Congo.
Documents from the archives of D'Lynn Waldron, Scripps-Howard foreign correspondent in the Belgian Congo, who was confided in by Patrice Lumumba just prior to Independence.
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LUMUMBA'S OWN STATEMENTS ABOUT HIS POLICIES FOR THE CONGO IN A DOCUMENT TYPED IN HIS HOME IN STANLEYVILLE
D'Lynn Waldron was a foreign correspondent in Stanleyille, Belgian Congo in the spring of 1960, just prior to Independence. D'Lynn posed the questions below, and others, to Patrice Lumumba. The original pages have her handwriting in French using Lumumba's fountain pen with green ink. Lumumba's answers were typed in the space under each question. D'Lynn stood beside Lumumba while he answered her questions and he made additional verbal explanations to her about his answers.

CONTENTS PAGE: LUMUMBA, THE CONGO, AND ALL OF AFRICA

Articles and Commentaries by D'Lynn Waldron ©1960-2006
Lumumba, the assassinated first Prime Minister of the Congo
Below are links to pages containing D'Lynn Waldron's newspaper headline stories, photographs, and the related documents from 1960, with commentaries by D'Lynn Waldron written in after 2000. The subjects covered with original documents on this web site include: Lumumba in Stanleyville and his real attitude towards America and Russia, the secret cannibal war in the Kasai fostered by the Belgian government to sabotage the upcoming independence, which D'Lynn Waldron exposed, and D'Lynn's escape from the South African secret police with the data on the real cost of mining gold
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THE CONGO & AFRICA
articles and commentaries by D'Lynn Waldron ©2006
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