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Igbo Nationalism and Biafra

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Afrikanistik online

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2011

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2011-06-16 02:00 AM

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Harnischfeger, Johannes

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Igbo Nationalism and Biafra
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Igbo Nationalism and Biafra

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1. Foreword

2. Introduction

2.1. The War and Its Legacy
2.2. Trapped in Nigeria
2.3. Nationalism, Religion, Global Identities

3. Patterns of Ethnic and Regional Conflicts

3.1. Early Nationalism
3.2. The Road to Secession

4. The Defeat of Biafra

4.1. Left Alone
4.2. After the War

5. Global Identities and Religion

5.1. 9/11 in Nigeria
5.2. Christian Solidarity

6. Nationalist Organisations

6.1. Igbo Presidency or Secession
6.2. Internal Divisions

7. Defining Igboness

7.1. Reaching for the Stars
7.2. Secular and Religious Nationalism

8. A Secular, Afrocentric Vision

8.1. A Community of Suffering
8.2. Roots
8.3. Modernism

9. The Covenant with God

9.1. In Exile
9.2. Black Jews

10. Conclusion

11. Bibliography

11.1. Books and Articles
11.2. Newspapers and Journals
11.3. Igbo Periodicals