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  • Fernando Monteiro de Castro Soromenho

    …works, such as the novel Terra Morta (1949; “Dead Land”), he concentrates on the conflict produced by European intrusion on the life of Africans in Luanda province. Terra Morta, published in Brazil, was banned by Portuguese authorities. The government subsequently prevented the distribution of other books published by Soromenho. In…

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    …works, such as the novel Terra Morta (1949; “Dead Land”), he concentrates on the conflict produced by European intrusion on the life of Africans in Luanda province. Terra Morta, published in Brazil, was banned by Portuguese authorities. The government subsequently prevented the distribution of other books published by Soromenho. In…

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