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Original:  the route which by repute the father of Toussaint L'Ouverture, the famous general that started the Haitian revolution that lead Jean-Jacques Dessaline to liberate Haiti, had URL History of Dahomey Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most URL Toussaint Louverture, the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue, was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
Revised:  the route which by repute the father of Toussaint L'Ouverture, the famous general that started the Haitian revolution that lead Jean-Jacques Dessaline to liberate Haiti, had URL History of Dahomey Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture, the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue, was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
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Original:  References Histoire d'Haiti Cours élémentaire et moyen Éditions Henri Deschamps
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Original:  In the mid-16th century, it had a population of about 30,000 people  . Foundational legend According to the Fon oral tradition, the Aja settlers that established themselves in the area of present-day Allada arrived in southern Benin around the 12th or 13th centuries coming from Tado, on the Mono River.
Revised:  In the mid-16th century, it had a population of approximately 30,000 people . Foundational legend According to the Fon oral tradition, the Aja settlers that established themselves in the area of present-day Allada arrived in southern Benin around the 12th or 13th centuries coming from Tado, on the Mono River.
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Original:  They established themselves in the area that currently corresponds to southern Benin, until circa 1600, when three brothers -
Revised:  They established themselves in the area that currently corresponds to southern Benin, until 1600, when three brothers -
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Original:  They established themselves in the area that currently corresponds to southern Benin, until circa 1600, when three brothers -
Revised:  They established themselves in the area that currently corresponds to southern Benin, until circa 1600, when three brothers —
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Original:  Kokpon, Do-Aklin, and Te-Agdanlin - split the rule of the region amongst themselves: Kokpon took the capital city of Great Ardra, reigning over the Allada Kingdom, while his brother Do-Aklin founded Abomey (which would become capital of the Kingdom of Dahomey) and their brother Te-Agdanlin founded Little Ardra, also known as Ajatche, later called Porto Novo (literally, "New Port") by Portuguese traders (which is the current capital city of Benin).
Revised:  Kokpon, Do-Aklin, and Te-Agdanlin — split the rule of the region amongst themselves: Kokpon took the capital city of Great Ardra, reigning over the Allada Kingdom, while his brother Do-Aklin founded Abomey (which would become capital of the Kingdom of Dahomey) and their brother Te-Agdanlin founded Little Ardra, also known as Ajatche, later called Porto Novo (literally, "New Port") by Portuguese traders (which is the current capital city of Benin).
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Original:    In 1724, the Kingdom of Dahomey invaded the Kingdom of Allada - in three days, the King of Dahomey's troops slaughtered thousands of Allada's warriors and citizens.
Revised:  In 1724, the Kingdom of Dahomey invaded the Kingdom of Allada ; in three days, the King of Dahomey's troops slaughtered thousands of Allada's warriors and citizens.
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Original:  ( Cornevin R. - Histoire du Dahomey, 1962  p.105 ) Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
Revised:  Cornevin R. - Histoire du Dahomey, 1962 p.105 ) Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
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Original:  ( Cornevin R. - Histoire du Dahomey, 1962  p.105 ) Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
Revised:  ( Cornevin R. — Histoire du Dahomey, 1962 p.105 ) Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
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Original:  ( Cornevin R. - Histoire du Dahomey, 1962  p.105 ) Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
Revised:  ( Cornevin R. - Histoire du Dahomey, 1962 , p.105 ) Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
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Original:  ( Cornevin R. - Histoire du Dahomey, 1962  p.105 ) Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
Revised:  ( Cornevin R. - Histoire du Dahomey, 1962 p.105 Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
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Original:  ( Cornevin R. - Histoire du Dahomey, 1962  p.105 ) Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti then named Saint-Domingue , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
Revised:  ( Cornevin R. - Histoire du Dahomey, 1962 p.105 ) Connection to Toussaint L'Ouverture According to most sources, Toussaint Louverture , the Haitian revolutionary and first Black governor of Haiti , was the grandson of Gaou Guinou, he was born in 1743, at Haut du Cap, which is today a region in Cap-Haïtien.
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Original:  He was the grandson of Gaou-Guinou, himself the heir – either son or brother – of the King of Allada who had been killed during the invasion by the Kingdom of Dahomey , in 1724.
Revised:  He was the grandson of Gaou-Guinou, himself the heir – either son or brother – of the King of Allada killed during the invasion by the Kingdom of Dahomey , in 1724.
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Original:  He was the grandson of Gaou-Guinou, himself the heir – either son or brother – of the King of Allada who had been killed during the invasion by the Kingdom of Dahomey , in 1724.
Revised:  He was the grandson of Gaou-Guinou, himself the heir – either son or brother – of the King of Allada who had been killed during the invasion by the Kingdom of Dahomey in 1724.
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Original:  According to such sources, "Gaou Guinou, Minister of War and younger brother of the King of Allada, rather than succeeding to his father and ascending naturally to the throne, chose then to accompany his vanquished soldiers in exile.
Revised:  To quote from their sources, "Gaou Guinou, Minister of War and younger brother of the King of Allada, rather than succeeding to his father and ascending naturally to the throne, chose then to accompany his vanquished soldiers in exile.
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Original:  He was given a hammock on board of a slave ship" that sailed to the American island of Hispaniola, where the slaves were sold in Haiti.
Revised:  He was given a hammock on board of a slave ship" that sailed to the island of Hispaniola, where the slaves were sold in Haiti.
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Original: Great Ardra, also known by numerous variant spellings , was a coastal West African kingdom in what is now southern Benin.
Revised: The Kingdom of Ardra, also known by numerous variant spellings , was a coastal West African kingdom in what is now southern Benin.
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Original: Tarung Pabin is an Indian politician  Indian National Congress in Arunachal Pradesh.
Revised: Tarung Pabin is an Indian politician of Indian National Congress in Arunachal Pradesh.
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Original: Tarung Pabin is an Indian politician  Indian National Congress in Arunachal Pradesh.
Revised: Tarung Pabin is an Indian politician Indian National Congress from Arunachal Pradesh.
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Original:  In the 1990 election for the 37-Pasighat West (ST) Legislative Assembly of Arunachal Pradesh he defeated Tatong Padung Election News Referenc 
Revised:  In the 1990 election for the 37-Pasighat West (ST) Legislative Assembly of Arunachal Pradesh he defeated Tatong Padung Election News References 
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Original:  He is a member of the Legislative Assembly of Arunachal Pradesh from the 35- Pangin (ST) (Arunachal Pradesh) Constituency.
Revised:  He is a member of the Legislative Assembly of Arunachal Pradesh from the 35- Pangin (ST) Constituency.
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Original: On The Arunachal Times URL In the 2014 election he defeated Ojing Tasing in the 35- Panging (ST) (Arunachal Pradesh) constituency.
Revised: On The Arunachal Times In the 2014 election he defeated Ojing Tasing in the 35- Panging (ST) (Arunachal Pradesh) constituency.
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Original:  List of contesting candidatesAssam Tribune.
Revised:  List of contesting candidates Assam Tribune.
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Original:  Algeria left 1962, Greenland left 1982 Eurafrica (a portmanteau of "Europe" and "Africa" in German ), refers to the German idea of strategic partnership between Africa and Europe.
Revised:  Algeria left 1962, Greenland left 1982 Eurafrica (a portmanteau of "Europe" and "Africa" ), refers to the German idea of strategic partnership between Africa and Europe.
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Original:  Role in Trade agreements and global reach File:ACP EPA Groups.svg|300px|African, Caribbean and Pacific Group of States Eurafrica still has an influence on Europe’s Postcolonial Role and Identity, as the Future of EU-African Relations is still being framed as a 'Strategic Partnership' in relation to other world regions as e.g. China.
Revised:  Role in Trade agreements and global reach Eurafrica still has an influence on Europe’s Postcolonial Role and Identity, as the Future of EU-African Relations is still being framed as a 'Strategic Partnership' in relation to other world regions as e.g. China.
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Original:  It played a role in some technocratical fantasies, e.g. the Atlantropa vision in the 1920s and 30sPolitische Geographien Europas: Annäherungen an ein umstrittenes Konstrukt, Anke Strüver, LIT Verlag Münster, 2005, p.43 (compare the recently failed Desertec project).
Revised:  It played a role in some technocratical fantasies, such as the Atlantropa vision in the 1920s and 30sPolitische Geographien Europas: Annäherungen an ein umstrittenes Konstrukt, Anke Strüver, LIT Verlag Münster, 2005, p.43 (compare the recently failed Desertec project).
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Original:  It played a role in some technocratical fantasies, e.g. the Atlantropa vision in the 1920s and 30sPolitische Geographien Europas: Annäherungen an ein umstrittenes Konstrukt, Anke Strüver, LIT Verlag Münster, 2005, p.43 (compare the recently failed Desertec project).
Revised:  It played a role in some technocratical fantasies, e.g. the Atlantropa vision in the 1920s and the 1930sPolitische Geographien Europas: Annäherungen an ein umstrittenes Konstrukt, Anke Strüver, LIT Verlag Münster, 2005, p.43 (compare the recently failed Desertec project).
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Original:  His Paneuropean Union saw a Eurafrican alliance using the European colonies as  "dowry"
Revised:  His Paneuropean Union saw a Eurafrican alliance using the European colonies as a "dowry"
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Original:  Then  it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European Unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning,  former French territory Algeria , in the 1950s a part of the European Union, was the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
Revised:  Then , it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European Unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning, former French territory Algeria , in the 1950s a part of the European Union, was the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
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Original:  Then  it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European Unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning,  former French territory Algeria , in the 1950s a part of the European Union, was the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
Revised:  Then it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning, former French territory Algeria , in the 1950s a part of the European Union, was the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
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Original:  Then  it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European Unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning,  former French territory Algeria , in the 1950s a part of the European Union, was the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
Revised:  Then it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European Unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning, the former French territory Algeria , in the 1950s a part of the European Union, was the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
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Original:  Then  it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European Unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning,  former French territory Algeria , in the 1950s a part of the European Union, was the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
Revised:  Then it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European Unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning, former French territory Algeria was in the 1950s a part of the European Union, was the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
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Original:  Then  it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European Unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning,  former French territory Algeria , in the 1950s a part of the European Union, was the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
Revised:  Then it gained actual political impact as part of the driving forces to European Unity . Given its geographical and legal positioning, former French territory Algeria , in the 1950s the focal point of the French vision of Eurafrique.
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Original:  Léopold Sédar Senghor's concept of Eurafrique was closely connected with Négritude that put African cultural achievements, including the sub-Saharan region, on the same level as European ones and saw them as part of the same cultural continuum.
Revised:  Léopold Sédar Senghor's concept of Eurafrique was closely connected with négritude, which put African cultural achievements, including the sub-Saharan region, on the same level as European ones and saw them as part of the same cultural continuum.
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Original:  Léopold Sédar Senghor's concept of Eurafrique was closely connected with Négritude that put African cultural achievements, including the sub-Saharan region, on the same level as European ones and saw them as part of the same cultural continuum.
Revised:  Léopold Sédar Senghor's concept of Eurafrique was closely connected with Négritude that put African cultural achievements, including the Sub-Saharan region, on the same level as European ones and saw them as part of the same cultural continuum.
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Original: Eurafrique as the Future Past of Black France: Sarkozy's Temporal Confusion and Senghor's Postwar Vision / Gary Wilder, in Black France / France Noire: The History and Politics of Blackness, Trica Danielle Keaton, T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting, Tyler Stovall, Tyler Edward Stovall, Duke University Press, 26.06.2012 Senghors "Elégie pour la Reine de Saba, " published in his Elégies majeures in 1976 uses the Queen of Sheba legend as a love poem and a political message.
Revised: Eurafrique as the Future Past of Black France: Sarkozy's Temporal Confusion and Senghor's Postwar Vision / Gary Wilder, in Black France / France Noire: The History and Politics of Blackness, Trica Danielle Keaton, T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting, Tyler Stovall, Tyler Edward Stovall, Duke University Press, 26.06.2012 Senghors Élégie pour la Reine de Saba, " published in his Elégies majeures in 1976 uses the Queen of Sheba legend as a love poem and a political message.
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Original: Eurafrique as the Future Past of Black France: Sarkozy's Temporal Confusion and Senghor's Postwar Vision / Gary Wilder, in Black France / France Noire: The History and Politics of Blackness, Trica Danielle Keaton, T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting, Tyler Stovall, Tyler Edward Stovall, Duke University Press, 26.06.2012 Senghors "Elégie pour la Reine de Saba, " published in his Elégies majeures in 1976 uses the Queen of Sheba legend as a love poem and a political message.
Revised: Eurafrique as the Future Past of Black France: Sarkozy's Temporal Confusion and Senghor's Postwar Vision / Gary Wilder, in Black France / France Noire: The History and Politics of Blackness, Trica Danielle Keaton, T. Denean Sharpley-Whiting, Tyler Stovall, Tyler Edward Stovall, Duke University Press, 26.06.2012 Senghors "Elégie pour la Reine de Saba, published in his Elégies majeures in 1976 uses the Queen of Sheba legend as a love poem and a political message.
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Original:  Senghor's use of Africanité / Negritude involved in including ' Arab-Berber Africa ' .Spleth, Janice.
Revised:  Senghor's use of africanité and négritude involved in including ' Arab-Berber Africa ' .Spleth, Janice.
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Original:  Senghor's use of Africanité / Negritude involved in including ' Arab-Berber Africa ' .Spleth, Janice.
Revised:  Senghor's use of Africanité / Negritude involved in including Arab-Berber Africa ' .Spleth, Janice.
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Original:  Senghor's use of Africanité / Negritude involved in including ' Arab-Berber Africa ' .Spleth, Janice.
Revised:  Senghor's use of Africanité / Negritude involved in including ' Arab-Berber Africa .Spleth, Janice.
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Original: Review on Muse The Revolutions of 1989 in the Eastern Bloc lead to unforeseen changes and overtook as well, at least temporarily, the traditional interest in closer European-African cooperations . Against the basic foundation narrative, the large European expansion in the recent decades was eastbound and not cross-Mediterranean.
Revised: Review on Muse The Revolutions of 1989 in the Eastern Bloc led to unforeseen changes and overtook as well, at least temporarily, the traditional interest in closer European-African cooperations . Against the basic foundation narrative, the large European expansion in the recent decades was eastbound and not cross-Mediterranean.
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Original: Review on Muse The Revolutions of 1989 in the Eastern Bloc lead to unforeseen changes and overtook as well, at least temporarily, the traditional interest in closer European-African cooperations . Against the basic foundation narrative, the large European expansion in the recent decades was eastbound and not cross-Mediterranean.
Revised: Review on Muse The Revolutions of 1989 in the Eastern Bloc lead to unforeseen changes and overtook as well, at least temporarily, the traditional interest in closer European-African co-operation . Against the basic foundation narrative, the large European expansion in the recent decades was eastbound and not cross-Mediterranean.
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Original:  In 2009, the German Christian-democratic thinktank , the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, noted the lack of level playing field on political and economic issues and tried to focus on future spiritual and cultural perspectives of Eurafrica instead.
Revised:  In 2009, a German Christian Democratic think tank , the Konrad Adenauer Foundation, noted the lack of level playing field on political and economic issues and tried to focus on future spiritual and cultural perspectives of Eurafrica instead.
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Original: Eurafrica after World War II The foundation of OEEC  1948 started to integrate the colonial realm of Europe.
Revised: After World War II The foundation of OEEC 1948 started to integrate the colonial realm of Europe.
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Original: Eurafrica after World War II The foundation of OEEC  1948 started to integrate the colonial realm of Europe.
Revised: Eurafrica after World War II The foundation of OEEC in 1948 started to integrate the colonial realm of Europe.
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Original:  Europas Gemeinschaftsaufgabe Nr. 1, (Africa, Europes biggest common task ahead) in (rightwing) Verlag Gerhard Stalling, Oldenburg 1951 especially of France and its illborn French Union didn't work well with reality.
Revised:  Europas Gemeinschaftsaufgabe Nr. 1, (Africa, Europes biggest common task ahead) in (rightwing) Verlag Gerhard Stalling, Oldenburg 1951 especially of France and its illborn French Union failed to work well with reality.
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Original:  France  failed in regaining its colonies in Asia mid term .
Revised:  France eventually failed in regaining its colonies in Asia mid term .
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Original:  The lost Battle of Dien Bien Phu and the start of the Algerian War within 1954 didn't help either with the French ambitions.
Revised:  The lost Battle of Dien Bien Phu and the start of the Algerian War within 1954 failed to help with the French ambitions.
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Original:  The failure of the strongest leftover European colonial powers, Great Britain and France, in the Suez crisis 1956 was a major shock.
Revised:  The failure of the strongest remaining European colonial powers, Great Britain and France, in the Suez crisis 1956 was a major shock.
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Original:  The failure of the strongest leftover European colonial powers, Great Britain and France, in the Suez crisis 1956 was a major shock.
Revised:  The failure of the strongest leftover European colonial powers, Britain and France, in the Suez crisis 1956 was a major shock.
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Original:  As well  Belgian Congo gained independence 1960.
Revised:  As well , Belgian Congo gained independence 1960.
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Original:  Attempts of the early 1950s to construct a “Belgo-Congolese community” along Antoine van Bilsen  proposalGerard-Libois, Jules (1989), "Vers l'Indépendance: une accélération imprévue", In Congo-Zaïre, Brussels: GRIP, pp. 43–56. or based on local Catholics  idea of a Conscience Africaine, both including a gradual emancipation of the Congo, failed completely.
Revised:  Attempts of the early 1950s to construct a “Belgo-Congolese community” along Antoine van Bilsen 's proposalGerard-Libois, Jules (1989), "Vers l'Indépendance: une accélération imprévue", In Congo-Zaïre, Brussels: GRIP, pp. 43–56. or based on local Catholics idea of a Conscience Africaine, both including a gradual emancipation of the Congo, failed completely.
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