... towards the nations, he blames them for the hardship that Eritrea has endured and he blatantly states that the period of the occupation has had no positive input into the history of Eritrea. "collecting oral history is not always easy: people forget things, their memories play tricks by "telescoping" events together or changing their order. They will occasionally repress painful memories ... unique, other historical sources could be argued are more accurate and less problematic but the lived experience like that of Mr M Ali gives oral history an advantage. The evaluation of oral history ...

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