History and Country Profile of Angola

31/10/2026 · Back in History

Descrição

This video narrates the history of Angola from pre-historic time till date. It also narrates its country profile. The video is made for your entertainment and education.

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Comentários da comunidade

@RequestToSpeak YouTube · 17/06/2026

I really enjoy the narrator’s voice. Well done.

@maxwellchibwe5956 YouTube · 18/09/2023 · 👍 1

Keep up the good work of African history. The next part should be how Savimbi was assassinated. Watching from Malawi

@elijahabey2324 YouTube · 18/09/2023 · 👍 1

Thanks for this history 🙏🏿

@williamsosa5501 YouTube · 18/09/2023

👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏

@tubabogiboroh4508 YouTube · 19/09/2023

I have been requesting you to make a video for my country for my country senegal since year 😢😢😢😢😢

@StrictlyLearnin-j9t YouTube · 31/08/2024 · 👍 2

It is appreciated that history is given on Angola, but you seem to be saying that the invasion and take over of Angola was a good thing. Like the enslavement of Angola was a cooperation that was appreciatd by Angolans at 03:07 through 03:25. And you word the desire for freedom from slavery by Africans as 'agitation' as if Africans were wrong. I wonder if you would word things like that if you lived during any of those times.

@BillYen-w3w YouTube · 08/05/2024 · 👍 1

How do you not mention the American Diaspora via Portugal and Spain TransAtlantic Slave Trade?Unbelievable!

@StephanieStrobel-p4s YouTube · 30/01/2025

I liked the documentary but the industrial revolution actually started in the 17th century so that fact was incorrect. FNLA not NFLA was the name of one of the military groups that helped to achieve independence from the Portuguese. Again, good documentary but there were some inaccuracies.