The Emergence Of Political Parties in Eritrea, 1941-1950

The Journal of African History

Volumn 18, Issue 2, 1977, Pages 261-281

  Ellingson, Lloyd ^a  

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EID: 84974380171     PISSN: 00218537     EISSN: 14695138     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1017/S0021853700015528     Document Type: Article

References (10)

1. S. H. Longrigg, Chief Ad. from May 1942-Nov. 1944, ‘Some Problems of Administration in Eritrea’, Mar. 1944, 6, para. 29, F.O. 371/46116/748.
2. Longrigg to H.M. Minister, British Legation, Addis Ababa, 7 June 1944, F.O. 371/41499/2344, and United States, National Archives, Department of State, Papers Relating to the Internal Affairs of Ethiopia [hereafter, U.S. Archives], J. K. Caldwell, American Legation, Addis Ababa, to Secretary of State, 28 Nov. 1944, 865D.01/11-2844.
3. Four Power Commission Report, Appendices 159-73.
4. Harold Courlander to President Roosevelt, 22 Mar. 1943, U.S. Archives, 865D.01/ 608.
5. The Four Power Commission visited Eritrea from 23 Nov. to 14 Dec. 1947, and the U.N. Commission from 24 Feb. to 5 Apr. 1950.
6. S. H. Longrigg was very doubtful of the potential self-sufficiency of Eritrea, although owing to the temporary nature of the B.M.A. no long-term economic projects could be planned. Whether its economy could stand alone, therefore, remained a moot question throughout Eritrea's period of political uncertainty.
7. S. H. Longrigg, ‘Some Problems of Administration in Eritrea’, Mar. 1944, para. 28, F.O. 371/46116/748; F.P.C. Appendices 104 and 107: 2.
8. D. F. Bigelow to Secretary of State, 4 Apr. 1949, U.S. Archives, 884.00/4-1149.
9. F.P.C. Appendices 17 and 18: and Pollera, he Popolazioni Indigene dell’ Eritrea (Bologna, (1935)). chap. 34, 168-90.
10. H. L. Farquhar to British Legation, 17 Feb. 1947, U.S. Archives, 884.014/2-2047.