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P/P/190. Role of Britain in the break-up of Central African Federation

(2005, 2500 words)

The paper discusses the position of Britain over the white-dominated Central African Federation. The opinion of Prime Minister Welensky about Britains betrayal is argued; the international situation in early 1960s is described on the basis of a literature review. Internal and external factors behind the break-up of the Federation are explored.
 
   
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