HIST 439 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: Kwame Nkrumah, Jomo Kenyatta, Brazzaville Conference Of 1944
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Labor strikes, nationalisms, and colonial reforms after 1940. French equatorial africa and the free french in world war ii: when france fell to the nazis, empire split, french west africa officials accepted vichy split, french equatorial africa, run by a black governor-general named f lix. Ebou , resisted the vichy regime and allied with the free french of. General charles de gaulle: brazzaville in french equatorial africa was the symbolic capital of. Free france from october 1940: the free french were then based in algeria from 1942, until french liberation from the nazis in the summer of 1944, what happens in brazzaville in 1944? (cooper page 40) Brazzaville: more rights to some: agreed at brazzaville that volu s across french africa should be treated more like full citizens, more voters, more representation: 20 african representatives in the. Colonial imagination, reform, and opportunities for african resistance. We see this also with demands for the extension of the franchise.
