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The two sides of the same coin

Portuguese participation in the European and African front during the First World War

Abstract

This article presents the participation of Portugal in two battle fronts during the First World War: the African one, in Mozambique, and the European one, in Flanders. The presence in Africa was understood and desired since Mozambique was a colony that had to be defended. However, the presence in the Belgian scenario was due to a political calculation by the Republican governments which hoped to win the support of the population for the new regime. The result in both battlefields was the same: the defeat of the armies and the irreplaceable loss of human beings and material resources.

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