Colaborarea politică, economică și militară dintre România și statele succesoare ale fostei Rhodesii Britanice (Zambia și Zimbabwe) între anii 1970 și 1989

Despite a rich international bibliography dedicated to the fight for national independence of African states and their evolution in the postcolonial period, the contribution of the Romanian state to the achievement of this important objective is completely neglected. An interesting chapter for our national history, little known to the public, is the military and economic collaboration of Romania with the successor states of the former British provinces of North and South Rhodesia, the current states of Zambia and Zimbabwe. That financially risky approach had all the chances to become a viable project to position Romania among the states with influence on the African continent.

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Journal
Gândirea militară românească
Published
2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.55535/gmr.2024.4.47
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African history and culture studies
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Colaborarea politică, economică și militară dintre România și statele succesoare ale fostei Rhodesii Britanice (Zambia și Zimbabwe) între anii 1970 și 1989

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Colaborarea politică, economică și militară dintre România și statele succesoare ale fostei Rhodesii Britanice (Zambia și Zimbabwe) între anii 1970 și 1989

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Abstract

Despite a rich international bibliography dedicated to the fight for national independence of African states and their evolution in the postcolonial period, the contribution of the Romanian state to the achievement of this important objective is completely neglected. An interesting chapter for our national history, little known to the public, is the military and economic collaboration of Romania with the successor states of the former British provinces of North and South Rhodesia, the current states of Zambia and Zimbabwe. That financially risky approach had all the chances to become a viable project to position Romania among the states with influence on the African continent.

Gândirea militară româneascăVol. 2024(4)
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