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Italian Colonial Internment colonial history.. About four-fifths of the nomadic and seminomadic populations of the Marmarica and of the Jabal-Akhdar plateau (almost half the population of eastern Libya) were forced to settle in the camps. Only inhabitants of the coast and the foothills of the Jabal plateau were spared this fa

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The Italian Air Force in the Ethiopian War (1935–1936)e scale (450 airplanes) and had a significant role in military operations. But studies on the subject have been inadequate. The many works that appeared after the conflict were largely propagandistic, and these were not followed up with systematic research after World War II. This gap is due both to

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State and Class Formation and Collaboration in Colonial Libyaes rather than class affiliation. Although distinct classes existed, class formation was hindered by the self-sufficiency of seminomads and small peasantry, and the instability of the central state and private property. By 1911, when Italian rule began, the effects of eighty years of Ottoman state f

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The Early Years of the Agency for the Colonization of Cyrenaica (1932–1935)blished material regarding the agricultural colonization in Libya that began in the early 1930s. The study of these documents allows for a reexamination of the events concerning the ECC, whose presence in Libya extended well beyond the colonial period.. Indeed, the Italians who settled in the ECC’s

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Patrilinearity, Race, and ldentity:The Upbringing of Italo-Eritreans during Italian Colonialismwith Africans and from helping to support them; as for the “mixed-race” children (.), the Norms assigned them the juridical status of colonial subjects.. This law was the culmination of a campaign against “the plague of miscegenation” that arose after the Ethiopian conquest in 1935–1936. It marked a

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The Ideology of Colonialism: Educational Policy and Praxis in Eritrea into practice. The colonial state was solely responsible for educational policies, but it shared responsibility for their implementation with the Catholic mission.. The questions I aim to answer are: (1) what role did colonial education play in the maintenance of colonial rule? (2) how did the colo

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Mussolini, Libya, and the Sword of Islama. As fascist Duce, he visited the Italian colony of Libya three times, in 1926, in 1937, and in 1942. In 1926 he was still consolidating the power he had assumed less than four years before, and he was concerned mainly with the still unsettled state of the colony and its prospects for agricultural

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