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Anicet Kashamura (17
December 1928 – 18
August 2004) was a
Congolese politician.
Anicet Kashamura was born in 1928 in the
locality of
Kalehe in Kivu Province...
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Minister of
Interior Christophe Gbenye,
Minister of
Information Anicet Kashamura,
Secretary of
State Antoine-Roger Bolamba, and
Secretary of
State Jacques...
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except the MNC-L. That
afternoon Jason Sendwe,
Antoine Gizenga, and
Anicet Kashamura announced in the
presence of
Lumumba that
their respective parties were...
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attempted to join him,
including Joseph Mbuyi,
Maurice Mpolo,
Anicet Kashamura,
Christophe Gbenye,
Pierre Mulele (former
ministers in Lumumba's government)...
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Mpolo and
Okito at the Notre-Dame
Cathedral in Kinshasa.
According to
Kashamura,
Mpolo was born on 12 August.
Heinz and
Donnay (pseudonyms of Jacques...
- 1970, p. 11.
Turner 1973, p. 190.
Omasombo &
Verhaegen 2005, p. 386.
Kashamura 1966, p. 140.
CRISP 1961,
paragraph 123.
Young 1965, pp. 111–113. Makombo...
- as Mpolo, Mbuyi,
Kashamura, Gizenga, and Kiwewa. Kasa-Vubu's
wishes frequently went
unheeded by the government.
Lumumba kept
Kashamura on in
spite of his...
- Orientale, Paul
Bolya for Équateur,
Pierre Nyanguyle for Kasaï, and
Anicet Kashamura for Kivu. A
similar system was set up at the
provincial level while another...
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secessionist province of Maniema) 2
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February 1961
Anicet Kashamura (b. 1928)
President 1961
Antoine Omari President of the
secessionist State...
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involved in Lumumba's
death in
January 1961. Conversely,
Pistone and
Kashamura write that
Lihau was
opposed to
killing Lumumba.
Hoskyns writes, "Though...
