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200 14$aThe tragic state of the Congo$b[electronic resource] $efrom decolonization to dictatorship /$fJeanne M. Haskin
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320   $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
327   $aThe end of Belgian rule -- The first intervention -- Mobutu returns to power -- Terror and dissent -- The final end of Mobutu -- Corruption and rebellion -- The transitional government.
330   $aThe Congo is rich in minerals and agricultural potential. What keeps it from emerging as a viable, even prosperous, state? During four centuries of the slave trade, the Portuguese alone claimed over 13.25 million lives. Then, King Leopold II of Belgium to
606   $aDecolonization$zCongo (Democratic Republic)
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200 14$aThe destructive power of family wealth $ea guide to succession planning, asset protection, taxation, and wealth management /$fPhilip Marcovici
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