In one book that I'm currently reading The Global Cold War: Third World Interventions and the Making of our Times the author claims that the MPLA actually had significant sympathy from a portion of white angolans (Portuguese settlers) and that some even went as far as joining the MPLA to fight against Portugal which still had a fascist government at the time.
According to wikipedia many whites fled the fighting during the 70s to Portugal but once they arrived in Portugal, they were given just a few weeks to choose whether they would take Portuguese or Angolan citizenship. Apparently a sizable minority of them chose Angolan citizenship and left the "mother country" to go home to live under a nominally "communist" government that experienced multiple bloody civil wars.
As of 2014, the white population in Angola is the second largest outside of SA according to wikipedia (est. 220,000).
The book in the second pic has an interesting thesis it argues that after WWII between 4-7 million "Europeans" re-immigrated from the former colonies. The largest sources of these were French-Algerians, Portuguese-Africans (largely from Angola), and Dutch-Indonesians. Many of these people were not "white" in the sense that racial fetishists use the term. I have a friend who is Dutch-Indonesian, his family fled the fighting that occurred under Sukarno, although he doesn't really bear any ill-will against Indonesia and even defended it when I said it was an Islamist shithole today.
I don't really agree with the discriminatory policies of bourgeois nationalists like Mugabe and the FLN against white-settlers but I don't defend Apartheid or colonial rule either. To me this is such a fascinating topic and its interesting to think about as an American with roots going back to the colonial era. Of course, its not just in acknowledged settler-colonies where "whites" have left a mark, in the Caribbean, Latin America, in small islands (particularly in Oceania and the Indian Ocean) across the world it can be said that people of European-descent have left their mark all over the world. Perhaps its unacknowledged ethnic pride thats behind my interest in this but what fascinates me about the subject intellectually is that "white people" are not a monolith and any determinist reading of history based on genetics is wrong.
Even some independence leaders like Castro and France-Albert René were of European descent. Hopefully we can discuss the topic without Holla Forums but I know that's not going to happen