At the beginning of his reign: yes. He and his colony brought more wealth to Belgium, which boosted the economy, under his reign Belgium became more democratic.
But it lingered and faded away after he proved unable to stop the atrocities in the Congo. Which bothered the King a lot.
because he felt like it
it was horrifying.. Congo was colonized by Belgium... at that time king Leopold II ruled the country... he was very greedy.. and stopped for nothing to get his way... and the Congolese suffered severely.. Leopold made them his own personal slaves.. and they experienced barbaric punishments.. like getting their limbs chopped off.. getting wiped restlessly... and most often it was because of false accusations..
Not very much. Mao is like a king, he has all the power.
In the colonial age, every western country had to have a colony to be "in". Belgium became a part of King Leopold II PERSONAL treasure, it was called belgian Congo, but actually it was his personal possesion. He made Hugh profits with producing rubber and digging for diamants, selling it all, to make big fortune for his royal family, which he later used to build Hugh royal buildings in belgium. After his rein, belgian Congo became a part of belgium and was just a colony like every other one: exploide it and say you're trying to bring it civilization. Belgian Congo is a black page in belgian history.
Save as many citizens as you can, but as soon as the zombies reach the front, blow the bridge.Citizens of the United Kingdom. I, King Scott, declare that tea is now tax free in the UK!The citizens were herded up like sheep.The citizens of the ancient city were very smart people.
There was no concentration camp called "Belgium". There were, however, concentration camps in Belgium.
The Union of South Africa was part of the British Empire. The Afrikkaner Volk were never fond of their imperial masters, and the Boer War was a great check on British military power. There were some pro German supporters in both world wars in South Africa.
Leopold Stokowski was a prominent orchestral conductor, not an author. He was known for his innovative approach to orchestral performances and his collaborations with Walt Disney on films like "Fantasia."
Their waffles, delicious!
Yes, because the citizens did not pick. Basically like a dynasty in which the child of the queen/king becomes a president in present day.
King Charles the 1st liked trying to convert citizens from protestant to catholic religion. He also enjoyed doing public speaking.
Belgium is flat