State of Emergency and Operation Jock Scott
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- Imperial reckoning - the untold story of Britains Gulag in whole source · open book
With Operation Jock Scott, Kenya’s State of Emergency was officially launched. This code-named assault was directed at Kenyatta and 180 other identified leaders of Mau Mau.
chapter: Britain’s Assault on Mau Mau
- Histories of the Hanged: The Dirty War in Kenya and the End of Empire whole source · open book
plans were laid for a mass round-up, code-named Operation Jock Scott, to take place from midnight on 20 October 1952.
chapter: 2 Burying the Past
- Kapenguria Museum whole source
National Museums of Kenya identifies Paul Ngei among the nationalists imprisoned at Kapenguria.
- Nairobi County: History whole source
Regional Kenya seed bibliography for "Nairobi: railway capital, labour city, police state and real estate". Replace with page anchors after this source is acquired and extracted.
- Nairobi: National Capital and Regional Hub whole source
Regional Kenya seed bibliography for "Nairobi: railway capital, labour city, police state and real estate". Replace with page anchors after this source is acquired and extracted.
- Kenya Railways: History whole source
Regional Kenya seed bibliography for "Ukambani and the Akamba: caravans, cattle, labour and nationalist pressure". Replace with page anchors after this source is acquired and extracted.
- The Nairobi General Strike 1950: From Protest to Insurgency whole source
Regional Kenya seed bibliography for "Nairobi: railway capital, labour city, police state and real estate". Replace with page anchors after this source is acquired and extracted.
- Harry Thuku whole source
Regional Kenya seed bibliography for "Nairobi: railway capital, labour city, police state and real estate". Replace with page anchors after this source is acquired and extracted.
- Transitional Justice whole source
Regional Kenya seed bibliography for "Nairobi: railway capital, labour city, police state and real estate". Replace with page anchors after this source is acquired and extracted.
- Decolonization and Independence in Kenya, 1940-93 whole source · open book
Regional Kenya seed bibliography for "Ukambani and the Akamba: caravans, cattle, labour and nationalist pressure". Replace with page anchors after this source is acquired and extracted.
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- Bildad Kaggia mentioned
- Fred Kubai mentioned
- Jomo Kenyatta mentioned
- Paul Ngei arrested
Appears in 5 stories
- Mau Mau: the uprising, the camps, and the reckoning step 34
- Nairobi: railway capital, labour city, police state and real estate step 14
- The Akamba and the fight for independence: cattle, land, and Kapenguria step 12
- The Forty Group: the militants who lit the Mau Mau fuse step 14
- Ukambani and the Akamba: caravans, cattle, labour and nationalist pressure step 13