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The timing of African decolonization and the Cold War was not coincidental. Most African nations achieved independence between 1957 (Ghana) and 1975 (Mozambique…
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# Why It Still Matters Today
Decolonization is often discussed as if it were a completed historical episode — something that happened between 1945 and 1975 and…
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# The Arab World and the Oil Dimension
Arab decolonization followed a different trajectory from Africa and Asia, shaped by the Ottoman inheritance, the British…
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# Algeria: The War That Tore France Apart
Algeria was not a colony in the standard sense. It was, legally and administratively, a department of France — as muc…
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# Vietnam and Southeast Asia: The Costs of Resistance
France did not accept decolonization in Indochina the way Britain eventually accepted it in India. The Fi…
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# Ghana and the African Decolonization Wave
When Kwame Nkrumah declared Ghanaian independence on March 6, 1957 — "Ghana, your beloved country, is free forever"…
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# India and Pakistan: Partition as Decolonization
India's independence in August 1947 is often treated as the opening event of decolonization — and in terms of…
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# What the War Did to Empire
The Second World War didn't end European colonialism — but it destroyed the conditions that had made it sustainable. By 1945, the…
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# The Partition of India, 1947 — How Fourteen Months of Decolonization Created 70 Years of Conflict
On the night of August 14–15, 1947, two nations…
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# Cold War in Africa — Proxy Conflicts and Their Long Shadow
Africa's experience of the Cold War is often reduced to a footnote in narratives centered on Euro…
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