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French colonies that became independent nations include the following.

Middle East:

Lebanon - independent 1943 under German-occupied Vichy France

Syria - (occupied 1920) independence treaty 1936, enacted 1944.

African states:

(* part of French West Africa)

Algeria - independent 1962

Cameroon - independent 1960

Central African Republic- (Oubangui-Chari) independent 1960

Chad - independent 1960

Comoros islands - independent 1975

*Cote D'Ivoire - independent 1960 Côte d'Ivoire or Ivory Coast

*Dahomey - (French Dahomey) independent 1960 as Benin

Djibouti - (French territory of the Ifars and Issas, 1967) independent 1977

*French Guinea - independent 1958 as Guinea or Guinea-Conakry

*French Sudan - independent 1960 as Mali

Gabon - independent 1960

Malagasy Republic - independent 1960, now Madagascar

*Mauritania - independent 1960

Morocco - (occupied 1912 with Spain) independent 1956

*Mossi kingdoms/ Upper Volta - independent 1960, renamed 1984 Burkina Faso

*Niger - independent 1960

Republic of the Congo - (Middle Congo) independent 1960

*Senegal - independent 1960, briefly part of Mali Federation

Togo - independent 1960

Tunisia - (French protectorate 1881) independent 1956

Asia and the Pacific:

Cambodia - independent from French control 1953

French Indochina - lost 1949, partitioned 1954 into North and South Vietnam

Laos - independent 1949

New Hebrides - (Pacific with UK) independent 1980 as Vanuatu

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