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African Revolutionary

BBC One
on BBC One London

Julius Nyerere of Tanzania
"I have sufficient power to be a dictator".
"Sometimes I am likely to forgive the Americans more than I'm likely to forgive the British and the reason can be very Freudian".
"In Africa class hatred is out. Here what we must hate is our poverty".
President Nyerere is a forthright voice of the new Africa. The story of his rise from simple tribal beginnings to Presidency of his country is told in this film portrait.
See page 41
This is the first of two programmes about Tanzania; the second, 'White Missionary' will be shown on February 3

Contributors

Subject:
Julius Nyerere
Narrator:
Erskine Childers
Produced and directed by:
Michael Gill
Source: Radio Times

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