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Angolans Condemn U.S. Aggression in Vietnam

World Outlook Vol. 3, No. 25, 23 July 1965 · pp 16-17 · 175 words

Vietnam and Indochina Africa

ANGOLANS CONDEMN U.S. AGGRESSION IN VIETNAM

"The Revolutionary Government of Angola in Exile strongly condemns the aggression of the American imperialists against the Democratic Republic of Vietnam," declares a statement issued July 8 by Johnny Eduardo, head of the GRAE Official Mission in Algeria.

"What is most to be condemned is the imperialist project to transform all of Asia into a vast scene of war," continues the statement. China is aimed at because of the country's "social, economic, technical and scientific progress, and the active support this friendly country offers to the liberation movements of Asia, Africa and: Latin America, as well as its determination to combat “imperialism to the end,"

In the opinion of the GRAE, the Vietnamese and Chinese people will win "because they are sure of the support and solidarity of all naa. people concerned about peace, justice and freedom in the world.

The statement appeals for condemnation of the U.S. imperialist aggression in Vietnam, the project to bomb Hanoi, and Johnson's escalation of the war.

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