M. : International Relations Publishing House, 1962. - 81 s. The immense wealth of the African continent has long attracted the attention of U.S. monopolies. The scientists, economists and politicians paid by them have developed and "proved" in detail the need to use African wealth not by the inhabitants of this continent, but by the United States of America. One of the most important arguments was that the United States’ own mineral reserves could not be considered inexhaustible. A potential supplier of raw materials necessary to fill the growing gap between the needs of the American economy and the domestic reserves of the United States such a role was assigned to the African continent by the strategists of American foreign policy.