"Secrets of Angola's Decolonization" is a work written by various authors that offers a deep and detailed analysis of the decolonization process in Angola, which culminated in the country’s independence in 1975. The book investigates the complex political, social, and economic dynamics that shaped this historical period and examines the impact of colonialism and the consequences of the struggle for freedom.

The authors discuss the various factions involved in the fight for independence, including the Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), the National Union for the Total Independence of Angola (UNITA), and the National Front for the Liberation of Angola (FNLA), detailing their strategies, ideologies, and internal conflicts. The work also addresses the role of foreign powers, such as Portugal and the Soviet Union, in the decolonization and subsequent wars.

In addition to examining historical events, the book also delves into the personal narratives of key figures in the decolonization process, offering a humanized and multifaceted view of the period. With a critical approach, "Secrets of Angola's Decolonization" seeks to reveal the lesser-known and often hidden aspects of the struggle for independence, contributing to a more comprehensive understanding of the colonial legacy and the challenges faced by the country in building a new national identity.

The work is essential for those looking to understand the complexity of decolonization in Angola and its lasting impact on contemporary Angolan society.