Late empire war
Three African fronts.
Dated history of Carnation Revolution (25 April 1974 (coup day; PREC to 1976 constitution)) in Lisbon and Portuguese armed forces; aftershocks in Angola, Mozambique, Guinea-Bissau.
Educational history. Casualty figures are documented ranges. This is not operational advice, a ranking of nations, or a how-to for weapons or coups.
Start with Guinea and Angola, not with a flower stall. The war is the preface.
Salazar's death (1970) did not open the regime; the captains did.
The officers' wound.
Portugal and the Future -- public crack.
Grandola; Lisbon secured.
Caetano yields to Spinola.
PIDE/DGS fire on a crowd.
The junta argues.
He exits; PREC deepens.
Angola, Mozambique -- and Angola's war.
A later military day that halted a slide toward civil conflict.
A democratic lock-in.
Three African fronts.
MFA, carnations, Carmo.
Revolution at home; independences abroad.
A second military intervention that Portuguese memory still argues.
Constitution; later EU Portugal.
The intensity fact.
Europe's last large ones.
Democracy locked after a noisy year.
25 November 1975 is part of the story English flower-copy omits.
EU Portugal is a sequel, not a denial of PREC's chaos.