ثورة الماوماو ضد التواجد الاستعماري البريطاني في كينيا (1952-1956 م)‎

Abstract EN

The Mau Mau revolt against the British colonial presence in Kenya (1952-1956) is one of the greatest revolutions of the twentieth century, as the Kikuyu tribe and the general Kenyan people rose up against the arbitrary policies of the colonizer that covered various areas, and to counter these events the British authorities launched a series of military operations against the Mau Mau rebels thousands of innocent citizens were killed, and many members of the national liberation movement were thrown into prisons such as Jomo Kenyatta.

although the occupation authorities managed to quell the Mau Mau revolution, the sacrifices made by the Kenyan people contributed to internationalizing their cause in front of world opinion, and made Britain was also forced to launch independence negotiations, which culminated in the restoration of national sovereignty.