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What European country controlled the Congo basin in Africa?
Belgium controlled the Congo Basin area from about 1880 until 1960
What European country controlled the Africa Congo before world war 2?
The Democratic Republic of Congo was a Belgium colony. The Republic of Congo was a France colony.
Who controlled the African Congo during World War 2?
Belgium had ruled the Congo since the early 1900's. Previously King Leopold ruled it as a personal fief.
Which European country controlled the African Congo before world war 2?
The Belgian government controlled the country from 1908, when Leopold the Second, King of Belgium, was forced by international opinion to give up 'his' land, until 1960, when the country gained it's independence. France controlled the other Congo- Congo-Brazzaville.
What European country controlled the African Congo before ww2?
Belguim
Which nations controlled Congo?
Used to be the personal property of the King of the Belgians!
The European country which controlled the African Congo before world war 2?
The Democratic Republic of Congo of today was a Belgium colony.The Republic of Congo of today was a France colony.What_European_country_controlled_the_Africa_Congo_before_world_war_2
When was Marianne Eggerickx born?
Marianne Eggerickx was born on May 3, 1950, in Leopoldville, Belgian Congo [now Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo].
When was Mweze Ngangura born?
Mweze Ngangura was born on October 7, 1950, in Bukavu, Congo.
What country controlled the most of west Africa in 1950?
EUROPE
Tebit is controlled by what country?
Tibet has been controlled by the People's Republic of China since the end of the Chinese Civil War in 1950.
What is Congo former colony?
The Congo was formerly a colony of Belgium, known as the Belgian Congo from 1908 to 1960. It was initially controlled by King Leopold II of Belgium as his personal possession from 1885 to 1908, during which time it was marked by severe exploitation and human rights abuses. The country gained independence on June 30, 1960, and has since experienced significant political and social challenges. Today, the region is divided into two countries: the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the Republic of the Congo.
