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The Myth of the June 10 Coup: A Flowering Lie and the Man Who Stood Alone
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The Myth of the June 10 Coup: A Flowering Lie and the Man Who Stood Alone
By Sheldon Pemberton, In the charged air of 1967, as the Caribbean stirred under the weight of independence movements and faltering colonial ties, the island of St. Kitts simmered in political tension. It was a time when mere whispers could become allegations, and dissent could be disguised as sedition.June 10, 1967, is remembered in the official record as the day of an attempted coup — a ragtag team from Anguilla, disenchanted with Premier Robe…
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