attitudes toward, and lack of reforms
attitudes toward, as having legitimate grievance
Baring’s arrival and
British parallel responses to
changing view of, after interviews and research of
charade of colonial trusteeship exposed by
Christian church and
confiscations and collective punishments to combat
courts and convictions of
economic and social welfare problems, in Chinn report
fueled by exploitative British system
government ban on
government report on, in 1960
grassroots support for, on eve of war
hated by loyalists for opposition to privilege of
high-profile murders by
independence and former
initiation ceremony and oathing
intelligentsia of, in prison and camps
leaders arrested, at beginning of Emergency
leadership and social order of, within camps
loyalist informants targeted by
murders, during Kenyatta trial
number killed by British
number of, on eve of war
oath takers defections
origin of, after WW II
passive wing organized by
portrayal of, as barbaric
roundup of suspects
screening
strikes of
treatment of, devoid of humanity
Waruhiu loathed by
Mbote, Mary
Mbotela, Tom, murder of
Mboya, Tom
Medical Department
medical treatment
barbed-wire villages and
letters from detainees on
works camps
Meiklejohn, Ian “Jock,”
Meinertzhagen, Richard
Meldon, Philip
Men Who Ruled India, The (Mason)
Meru District
Meru
Methodist missionaries
Milner, Alfred
Ministry of African Affairs
Ministry of Community Development and Rehabilitation
Ministry of Finance
Ministry of Local Government, Health, and Housing
missionaries
ambivalence of, on brutality and protests
archives
Athi River Camp
barbed-wire villages and
beatings of
definition of loyalism and
detainees and
female circumcision and
interviews with
Kamiti Camp and
orphans and
preach to women detainees
Protestant, vs. Catholic
protests by
screenings and
tour camps and file reports
missionary schools
Mitchell, Philip
Mlango wa Simba (Entrance to the Lion, nickname)
Moi, Daniel T. arap
Molo, forced removals from
Moral Rearmament Movement (MRA)
Morrison, Sam
Mortimer, Charles
Mountbatten, Lady Edwina
Mountbatten, Lord
Mount Kenya
civilian supply lines to
guerrillas in forests of
Kikuyu religion and
Movement for Colonial Freedom
movement restrictions
Muchiri, Esther
Mugenda, Karumbi
Mugwe, Lucy Ngima
Muhoro, Charles
Mukurweini camp
Mumbi (mythical ancestor)
Mundia, Chief
Mungai, Rahab
Mung’etho village
Mununga village massacre
Murage, Wachira
Murang’a District
Muriithi, Wandia wa
Murithi, Kariuki
Muriu, Eliud
Muriuki, Milka
Murphy, Pelly
Murumbi, Joseph
Muru wa Itina (Son of the Buttocks, nickname)
Mutahi, Gathoni
Mutahi, Munyi
Mutahi, Muraya
Muthaiga Club
Mwai, Charles
Mwai, Marion Wambui
Mwangi, Kariuki
Mwangi, Major (prison officer)
Mwangi, Njuguna Robinson
Mwaniki, Henry Muoria
Mwea camps
Mwea/Tebere irrigation scheme
Mwea uprising
Mweru Camp
“My Two Years in Kenya” (Meldon)
Nairobi
barbed-wire cordons in
“D-day” launch of Anvil in
dehumanization of Mau Mau in
deportations from
dispossessed squatters in
screening parades and
vigilantes nearby
Nairobi City Council
Naivasha
Police Station strike
Nakuru Transit Camp
Narok Camp
National Democratic Party
Native Affairs Department
Native Land Rights Confiscation Orders
Nazi concentration camps
ndaki (holding cells)
Ndegwa, Ruth
Nderi, Chief
Ndirangu, Wilson
Nehru, Jawaharlal
New Guinea
New Kenya Group
New Statesman and Nation
New Zealand
Ngai (Kikuyu creator God)
Ngei, Paul
Ngenya Camp
Ngindira (the Stuffer, nickname)
Ngulot Camp
nicknames, for colonial agents
night blindness
Njeri, Shelmith
Njeru, Elijah Gideon
Njiiri, Senior Chief
Njooro, Muringo
Njoroge, Karega
Njoroge, Wilson
Njuki, Hunja
Nkrumah, Kwame
North Tetu Division
Nottingham, John
nutritional diseases
Nyagaki (pressed Khaki uniform, nickname)
Nyambura, Mary
Nyanza Province
Nyaruai, Margaret
Nyasaland
Nyeri District
confiscations of livestock in
deportations and
Home Guard trial of 1954 and
Kikuyu reserves in
massacres of civilians in
police brutality in
screenings and
settlement scheme for
villagization in
works camps in
Nyeri Prison
Nyumbura, Mary
oaths and oathing. See also confession; screening
ceremony, in camps
ceremony, origin and power of
continued, during Emergency
Home Guard and
Kenyatta trial and
percent of Kikuyu having taken
press coverage of
screening and
white settlers fear of
Observer
Odinga, Oginga
Official Secrets Act
O’Hagan, Desmond
Ohanga, Beniah
Olenguruone squatters, oathing and
Oneko, Achieng’
One with the Crooked Nose (British district officer, nickname)
open camps
“Open Letter form Leaders of Christian Churches in Kenya, An,”
Operation Anvil
Operation Bibi
Operation Jock Scott
Operation Progress
Othaya Division
Owen, Colin
Palestine
Pan African Congress
passive-wing organization
pass laws. See also movement restrictions
Peace News (periodical)
pellagra
Perham, Dame Margery
Perkerra Open Camp
; Perry, Fred
Perth, Lord
Peterson, Chief
Pipeline. See also detainees; detention without trial; rehabilitation; works camps; and specific camps, issues, and prisons
Anvil arrests and population in
Askwith defines
Askwith’s rehabilitation teams and
Baring shapes
based on terror and degradation
British colonialism laid bare in
campaign to empty, Gavaghan and
Castle told about, by McPherson
chart
Christian missionaries in
collaborators and
communications within
confession only beginning of road out of
consolidation of camps and prisons and completion of
decision to eliminate hard-core detainees in
detainees moved within, according to cooperation and origin
dilution technique introduced in
divide-and-rule techniques begin to work in
experience of detainees in
funding and administrative problems
guard-detainee relations in
guards and commandants in
health and sanitation problems in
homosexuality and
indoctrination into
internal order of detainees in
Kamiti Camp and
Kikuyu religion and
Lennox-Boyd and
letters from detainees in
Lewis given power over
literary production in
news gathered in
number of camps and prisons in
number of detainees in, in 1956
ordinary virtues in
purpose of
repatriation from, to reserves
riot squads in
transfer to works camps in home districts and
Portugal
Potter, Henry
Powell, Enoch
prayer sessions, secret
Presbyterian missionaries
press
Bewes meets with
Hola Massacre and
information on torture and
Kamiti Camp and
Law interview and
Lennox-Boyd and
local colonial
Lokitaung prisoners letter and
protests by
rehabilitation and
Prisons Department. See also Lewis, John “Taxi”
guards and
juveniles and
Malaya and
rehabilitation and
repatriation and
works camps and
Pritt, Dennis Lowell
Privy Council (Britain)
Probation Department
Profumo, John
provincial commissioners
pseudogangsters
Psychology of Mau Mau, The (Carothers)
Public Record Office in London
Public Works Department
pyrethrum production
racism
rape. See also sexual violence
aftermath of, and return of men
barbed-wire villages and
overseen by Gavaghan
Rawcliffe, D. H.
“reception” centers
Anvil and
Baring and
codes of conduct in
letters from detainees on
renamed holding camps
transfers from
torture in
Reconstruction Committee
Red Cross
Reemtsma, Jan Philipp
rehabilitation
Askwith report on
Askwith researches
Askwith shifts, to reserves
controlled by Prisons Department
documents survive purgings
emphasis of, on confession
Fraser report and
implementation of, as sham
redirected toward guards
lack of financial support for
lack of support for
leaks from officers, on brutality
Malaya as blueprint for
Mau Mau form of
Mwea confessions and
officers resign over dilution
shifted to famine aid
subordinated, in Pipeline
transferred to Johnston after Askwith sacking
release quotas
Renison, Patrick
repatriation
agricultural reform and
disease and
land consolidation and
reabsorption problem, and
tensions within families and
“Report on Health and Hygiene in Emergency Camps” (Stott)
Resettlement Committee
Resident Native Labourers Ordinances
Reuters
Review Committee of Mau Mau Prison Sentences
Reynolds News
Rhodesia
rice cultivation project
Rift Valley (Happy Valley)
forced removals from
riots, in camps
riot squads
Roberts, Granville
Robertson, Brian
Robertson, G. E. C.
Ruben, Jack
Ruck family, murder of
Rudd, Judge
Ruthagati Home Guard post
Rutherford, J. A.
Ruthigiti Home Guard Post
Rutho, Simon
Ryland, C. L.
Sagana station (Pipeline hub)
Saiyusi Camp
Salisbury, Lord
Sampson, Anthony
school fees
Scotsman
Scott, Guthrie Michael
screening and screening teams
Anvil and
Askwith’s concept begins with
Athi River Camp and
changes in, in camps
defined
files amassed by
Four-Point Plan and
Home Guard posts and
lack controls
methods and participants in
police and
public debates over
release from Pipeline and
revelations about
rumors about
Special Branch and
surrenders join
Tanganyika and
torture and killing during
women and
scurvy
“Security of Information” memos
sexual violence
aftermath of, on repatriation
barbed-wire villages and
camps and
castrations
sodomization of men and
women detainees and
Sharpeville killings
Shepherd, Nancy
Sherbrooke-Walker, Ronald
Shuter, Victor
Singh, Jaswant
singing
camps and
forced labor from villages and
sisal production
Slade, Humphrey
Sofsky, Wolfgang
soil conservation
Solomon Islands
Solovetsky (Soviet gulag camp)
Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr
Somerhough, Anthony
Sorrenson, M. P. K.
South Africa
Robben Island
Southern Province
Southern Rhodesia
South London Press
South Yatta Camp
Souza, Fitz de
Soviet work camps
“speaking to the wire,”
special areas
Special Branch
special detention camps
squatters
starvation. See also food deprivation
barbed-wire villages and
collective resistance and
hard-core camps and
letters documenting
reabsorption and
repatriation and
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sp; transit camps and
Steel, H.
Steel, David
Stott, H.
Subukia Screening Center
Suez
suicide
Sullivan, G. M.
Sunday Post
“surrenders,”
Swann, A. C. C.
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