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Africa Blood & Guts: aka Africa Addio

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I had to view this dvd in intervals of fifteen minutes until complete. It was so in your face and accurate. It is easier to read about such debochery than it is to watch it. It made me feel the kidnapping all over again. I felt violated, raped, and less than a person. Oppression is the most devastating illness than any person can go through. This dvd brought all of the hatred to bear. I was facinated with its historical account of our beginnings in this country. African Americans should see this film and read about their history.

Outstanding. Fills in some gaps for me concerning Africa in the 1960's. Hasn't changed much.

This documentary is definately not for children or adults who
observe political articles in newspapers but may be faint to the brutality
of nature.
Africa Blood and Guts is a rare documentary of politics and war narrated
in an informative style indicative of quality ducumentary presentations
of the 1960's.
However, unlike modest television and news presentations of the last century,
Africa Blood and Guts reveals the violent outcomes which occurs when higher
civilizations integrate with tribal villages by force or by will.
This documentary also observes the savagery and intermittent warring which pervades
life in Africa.