- The
decolonisation of
Africa was a
series of
political developments in
Africa that
spanned from the mid-1950s to 1975,
during the Cold War.
Colonial governments...
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established many
aspects of
decolonisation that
would be
considered in
later works.
Subsequent studies of
decolonisation addressed economic disparities...
-
Decolonising the Mind: the
Politics of
Language in
African Literature (Heinemann Educational, 1986), by the
Kenyan novelist and post-colonial theorist...
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populous possession,
achieved independence in 1947 as part of a
larger decolonisation movement, in
which Britain granted independence to most territories...
- The
decolonisation of Asia was the
gradual growth of
independence movements in Asia,
leading ultimately to the
retreat of
foreign powers and the creation...
- The
decolonisation of
Oceania occurred after World War II when
nations in
Oceania achieved independence by
transitioning from
European colonial rule to...
- A
museum is an
institution dedicated to
displaying or
preserving culturally or
scientifically significant objects. Many
museums have
exhibitions of these...
- sur les non-dits de la
décolonisation, Ed. de l’Officine, 2007, p.64, Gerbi,
Alexandre Histoire occultée de la
décolonisation franco-africaine: Imposture...
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Second World War
damaged Britain's
economic power and a
global wave of
decolonisation led to the
independence of most
British colonies. The
United Kingdom...
- devastation, the
influence of its
great powers waned,
triggering the
decolonisation of
Africa and Asia. Many
countries whose industries had been damaged...
