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by coldtea
3099 days ago
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>That wasn't in XX century however. They were universally gone by mid-century. Mostly because of those pesky Bolsheviks being a new worry of the colonial powers, standing in as an idea that their rule can end, and socialism inspiring all kinds of anti-colonial national revolutions (from Vietnam to China, and from Africa to Latin America). So, there's that. Besides, neo-colonialism still dominates the developing world. It's the bigger fish like India, Japan, China, Brazil and a few others like Indonesia, that got away from it and managed (more or less successfully) to take their fate into their own hands instead of being played and meddled. |
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I didn't get anything for me out of this decolonization-by-communist-competition deal. Anything but humiliation.