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Juvento

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  • Sylvanus Olympio
    Sylvanus Olympio

    …the more radical members of Juvento (once the party’s youth wing) wanted Olympio to be less dependent on French aid. By early 1963 some Juvento leaders were in detention and other opposition figures had left the country. In January 1963 Olympio was assassinated in the first successful army coup in…

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    …the more radical members of Juvento (once the party’s youth wing) wanted Olympio to be less dependent on French aid. By early 1963 some Juvento leaders were in detention and other opposition figures had left the country. In January 1963 Olympio was assassinated in the first successful army coup in…

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