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Informationen zum Autor David Percox carried out his research at the Department of History! University of Nottingham. Klappentext Shows Britain maintaining her strategic priorities in Kenya - cultivating the moderate Kenyatta government! giving up the unacceptable colonial army base! but retaining military camps! rights of overflying! staging and training! and arming and training the Kenyan military! including internal security. Shows Britain maintaining her strategic priorities in Kenya - cultivating the moderate Kenyatta government, giving up the unacceptable colonial army base, but retaining military camps, rights of overflying, staging and training, and arming and training the Kenyan military, including internal security. Zusammenfassung Shows Britain maintaining her strategic priorities in Kenya - cultivating the moderate Kenyatta government, giving up the unacceptable colonial army base, but retaining military camps, rights of overflying, staging and training, and arming and training the Kenyan military, including internal security. Inhaltsverzeichnis IntroductionDefence and Internal Security, 1945-52British Counter-Insurgency in Kenya, 1952-6East Africa, East of Suez, 1956-7East Africa, East of Suez II, 1957-9Internal Security and Decolonisation, 1956-9Internal Security and Decolonisation II, 1959-65Defence and Decolonisation, 1956-65Conclusion
