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tags: Western Europe Books Portugal Solidarity 1970s fascism Portuguese revolution August 7th, 2005 by libcom Phil Mailer of Solidarity's excellent history and analysis of the Portuguese Revolution from 1974-1976. :> Buy Portugal: The Impossible Revolution? now Introduction I. The First Week II. The Background III. The First Three Months IV. The Return to Reality V. The Upsurge VI. The Agrarian Struggles VII. The Political Chessboard VIII. The MFA IX. Urban Struggles X. The Elections and Beyond XI. The Elections and Beyond XII. Crises XIII. The Situation in the Class XIV. De-Socialisation XV. November XVI. A Balance Sheet Introduction › Printer-friendly version Login or register to post comments Share Close Social Web E-Mail Link Codes Your Email: * Your Name: * Send To: * Enter one address or multiple addresses separated with commas. Direct URL HTML Code Forum Code

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Phil Mailer of Solidarity's excellent history and analysis of the Portuguese Revolution from 1974-1976.

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