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Two police officers escort Mau Mau members in this undated archive picture in the village of Kerugoya during the fight against Kenya's colonial government to replace it with an African government. On Oct. 20, 1952 the colonial government declared a state of emergency and brought in the British army to stop the Mau Mau, which it described as a group of bloodthirsty terrorists. Kenyan leaders acknowledge the Mau Mau on public holidays, like Independence Day on Dec. 12. But that is as far as their recognition goes, and there is no official recognition planned for Sunday's 50th anniversary of the state of emergency, which for many marks the beginning of the armed struggle for independence. Person in the left is a reporter. (AP Photo/Nation Newspaper) }