Titlebook: Britain and the Congo Crisis, 1960–63; Alan James Book 1996 Alan James 1996 communism.independence.India.Policy.sovereignty.United Nations

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Managing your Mental Health during your PhDGizenga. And Gizenga himself tended to give less personal offence than his mercurial predecessor. In the ideological neurosis induced by the Cold War, these factors combined to present what seemed a serious threat of ‘communism in the heart of Africa’.

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Britain in the Post-War World in her . position, which was not as impressive as it had been throughout the two previous centuries. On the one hand stood the United States, with her huge all-round might; on the other, the Soviet Union — battered, but nonetheless a colossus. Britain, too, had been strained by the war, most notice

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Belgium and the Congohang on to the East Indies. France did likewise with regard to Indo-China and Algeria, and with some brutality. Portugal tried for 15 years to close her eyes to history, and the subsequent tribulations of Angola and Mozambique cannot be wholly divorced from this. Spain’s arrangements for its part of

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Leaving it to Dagnded with huge self-confidence. Already in receipt of a request from the Congo’s leaders for military assistance, which had come as a ‘complete surprise’,. he immediately had recourse to Article 99 of the UN Charter. That Article empowers the Secretary-General to ‘bring to the attention of the Secur

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