Looking Back: Two Key Moments of the Portuguese Revolution

The revolutionary events that followed the military revolt of April 25, 1974 in Portugal are rather misunderstood today. However, at the time they aroused strong interest and influenced the political strategies of left forces throughout Europe and even in the United States.

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