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ベルギー領コンゴ
Also known as Congo Belge, Belgisch-Congo
かつてアフリカ中央部に存在したベルギーの植民地
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The Belgian Congo was a territory in Central Africa that Belgium colonized and controlled from 1908 until the country gained independence in 1960, eventually becoming the modern-day Democratic Republic of the Congo. It matters historically because Belgian rule had profound and lasting effects on the region's development, governance, and society, shaping the political and economic challenges the independent nation would face.
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- 2345410
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- Kisantu.jpg
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- Commons category
- Belgian Congo
- inception
- 1908-11-15
- dissolved, abolished or demolished date
- 1960-06-30
- native label
- Belgisch-Kongo
Article · 日本語
ベルギー領コンゴ（ベルギーりょうコンゴ）は、かつてアフリカに存在したベルギーの植民地である。現在のコンゴ民主共和国を領域とする。ベルギー国王レオポルド2世が、その私領コンゴ自由国の支配権をベルギー政府に委譲した1908年11月15日から、コンゴ民主共和国として独立する1960年6月30日まで存在した。
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