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Video: Amin’s press conference in January 1971 after his coup against Obote

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September 26, 2021
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Amin addresses media after his 1971 coup against President Obote. In the video then first lady Miria Obote and his children among them, James Akena ponder for the next step. In the video he also speaks about the Tanzanian invasion

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