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Conclusion: Britain, the Empire, and the Cold Warbut strategic islands in the Cold War divided by nationalist and communist politics. Over both colonies, Britain aimed to maintain sovereignty, which was contested by internal communist-nationalist rivalries as well as external powers, themselves wracked with communist-led civil wars and wider Cold

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