Notorious Mau Mau leader General China captured in Kenya in 1954; suspected Mau Mau on trial in 1953 Nairobi

The transcript discusses the secret society of natives, their uncultivated actions, and the civilized response they received. It covers a court trial related to the lorry massacre and the capture of General Cina, leader of the Mou MOU. Cina was tried by the British and persuaded to write to his colleagues for truce talks, despite objections from white settlers who saw it as appeasement.

How were the actions of the secret society described?

• Peaceful and harmonious

• Organized and disciplined

• Untamed and uncultivated

• Civilized and cultured

What was the purpose of the court trial mentioned in the transcript?

• To reward the natives

• To determine the disposition of those suspected in the lorry massacre

• To negotiate with the British

• To celebrate the capture of General Cina

Who was General Cina?

• The leader of the Mou MOU

• A court judge

• A white settler

• A British officer

What did the British persuade General Cina to do?

• Surrender to the authorities

• Write to his colleagues for truce talks

• Lead a rebellion

• Escape from captivity

How did the white settlers react to the British plan for truce talks?

• They were indifferent

• They organized a celebration

• They called it disgraceful appeasement

• They supported it wholeheartedly