Anybody have any good, unbiased info on Thomas Sankara?
2020年10月15日 · In West Africa, the Burkina Faso “revolution” of 1984 came to an end in 1987 with the assassination of Thomas Sankara, its initiator. Although Sankara recognized that the majority peasant population was a key force, he unfortunately had an overtly critical attitude toward the trade union movement and left-wing parties.[116]
[Capitalists] What do you think of Thomas Sankara?
Thomas Sankara or "Africa's Che Guevara" was a revolutionary and President of Burkina Faso from 1983 to 1987. He followed marxist-leninist, feminist, anti-imperialist and pan-africanist philosophy and instituted (or, his government did) a huge amount of …
Thomas Sankara, the misnamed African Che Guevara, was the …
2023年11月22日 · Thomas Isidore Noël Sankara (Born in 21 December 1949 and death 15 October 1987) was a Burkinaè military officer, MARXIST revolutionary and Pan-Africanist who served as President of Burkina Faso from his coup in 1983 to his assassination in 1987. He is viewed by supporters as a charismatic and iconic figure of revolution.
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2016年7月19日 · So Thomas Sankara, one of the more successful Marxists in Africa. Very ambitious, as most Marxists do tend to be, hoping to help not only Burkina Faso/Upper Volta (the name of the country I will be using will be Burkina Faso though in the rest of this answer just so as to avoid confusion), but all of Africa.
How Gaddafi helped kill Thomas Sankara, translating an article
2021年4月20日 · Sankara also opposed Gaddafi's efforts to overthrow Samuel Doe's government in Liberia, as Sankara was opposed to foreign interference. François Xavier Verschave [French NGO leader who pointed out French neo-colonialism in Africa) believes that the assassination of Sankara was a joint effort by France, Libya, the Ivory Coast and Blaise Compaoré.
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2020年8月5日 · In West Africa, the Burkina Faso “revolution” of 1984 came to an end in 1987 with the assassination of Thomas Sankara, its initiator. Although Sankara recognized that the majority peasant population was a key force, he unfortunately had an overtly critical attitude toward the trade union movement and left-wing parties.
What do you think of Thomas Sankara? : r/AskALiberal - Reddit
2023年5月22日 · Sankara was one of the more admirable leaders though, in my opinion. He had cooperative plans greater than his country. He was part of the pan-African movement.
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"Thomas Sankara, the military man who in the 1980s was at the helm of the country for four years, hoisting, in an apparently rather unrealistic manner, the flag of national sovereignty, getting on a collision course with France and ending up killed by his deputy Blaise Compaoré.
Thomas Sankara, "the African Che Guevara", made the largest
2022年9月21日 · Thomas Sankara, "the African Che Guevara", made the largest vaccination campaign ever seen, gave five liters of water and two meals a day to all citizens. He said that "happiness", and nothing else, had to be the goal of a state. His bank account was always in the red, the mortgage to pay.
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2021年6月26日 · Sankara is based as he led the most successful vaccination campaign in history (even earning praise from the WHO), planting over 10 million trees to combat the growing desertification of the Sahel, brought his country out of poverty, a huge champion of women’s rights, and reduced infant mortality - all while living as a common man.