Decolonization: 1945 - 70. Versailles: colonial mandates.

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Decolonization:

Versailles: colonial mandates

Japanese Expansion

“The Chinese Cake;” 1898

Japanese Empire: 1942

“Japan the Giant Killer:”

Imperialism in Asia:

Africa in 1914

“Britannia”

British Empire in the 1920’s

“the sun never sets... “

The British Empire: Another View

British Colonials: India, 1881

Mohandas Gandhi

Gandhi in the 1930’s

Gandhi: beginning of the famous “salt march,” 1930

“Quit India” movement: 1942

India: 1947 (?):Lord and Lady Mountbatten, Jawaharlal Nehru

Partition: India and Pakistan (1947)

Ali Jinnah

Land Freedom Army (“mau mau”): Kenya, 1954

Egypt: 1950’s

Colonel Abdel Nasser

Aswan High Dam

Suez Canal

Suez Crisis: 1956

Suez Crisis damage

French Indio-China

Ho Chi Minh

Dien Bien Phu: 1954

French soldiers at Dien Bien Phu

Result: Viet Minh at Dien Bien Phu

Algeria

FLN in Algeria, 1957 (“pieds noirs”)

Fighting in Algeria

Charles De Gaulle

Albert Camus

Rio Ferdinand Zinedine Zadine

Decolonization of Africa:

“guest workers” from Turkey in Germany

Westminster Abbey: London

London Central Mosque: Regents Park

banlieu

Brixton riots

religious expression in France

Freedom of religion in Switzerland

The National Front: Joan of Arc and Jean Marie Le Pen

neocolonialism

Neocolonialism Mozambique