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Xitu, Uanhenga, 1924-

LC control no.n 78058031
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LC classificationPQ9929.X58
Personal name headingXitu, Uanhenga, 1924-
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Variant(s)Uanhenga Xitu, 1924-
Carvalho, Agostinho Mendes de, 1924-
Mendes de Carvalho, Agostinho, 1924-
Associated countryPoland Germany
LocatedAngola
Birth date1924-08-29
Place of birthBengo (Angola : Province)
AffiliationMovimento Popular de Libertação de Angola União dos Escritores Angolanos
Profession or occupationPoliticians Ambassadors Novelists
Found inHis "Mestre" Tamoda ... 1977: t.p. (Uanhenga Xitu; Agostinho Mendes de Carvalho) p. 4 of cover (b. 1924)
O homem da Quijinga, c2007: p. 15 (Agostinho André Mendes de Carvalho, born 1924, Calomboloca, Bengo Province; politician and author, writes under the pseudonym Uanhenga Xitu)
Dictionary of African Biography, accessed April 21, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database: (Xitu, Uanhenga; Agostinho André Mendes de Carvalho; nationalist, political prisoner, fiction writer; born 29 August 1924 in Bengo, Calomboloca, Angola; did schooling with Methodist missionaries; reunited with the Movimento Popular para a Libertac̦ão de Angola (MPLA, Peoples' Liberation Movement of Angola), (1956); Provincial Commisar of Luanda; responsible for the ministry of health in the revolutionary government; member of the MPLA's Central Committee and a founding member of the Union of Angolan Writers; Angolan ambassador to Warsaw and to the Democratic Republic of Germany (1985-1992); published MeuDiscurso, Manan, Bolta com Feitiço (1974); released best-known work, the story Osdiscursos do 'Mestre' Tamoda; also published VozesnaSanzala-Kahitu, MakanaSanzala, and Ossobreviventes da Máquina Colonial Depõem (1979, 1980); later works include, O Ministro and CultosEspeciais (1990, 1997); honors include, the National Prize of Culture (1996))