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Welcome to the Dig, a podcast from Jacobin magazine. My name is Daniel Denver, and a broadcasting

from Providence, Rhode Island. What do we learn about the Cold War when we look beyond the

superpower arms race into Tant, and instead examine the Third World, and quote,

the events in those areas where the Cold War was actually being waged, where it was hot.

One such place was Southern Africa, and Angola in particular.

Today's episode is part one of my interview with the historian of foreign policy,

Pietro Grieces, on his book, Visions of Freedom, Havana, Washington, Pretoria,

and the struggle for Southern Africa, 1976 to 1991. Visions of Freedom tells the incredible

story of Cuba deploying a massive military and social aid mission to defend Angola's government

against a U.S. and South Africa backed effort to overthrow the people's movement for the liberation

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