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Portugees-Guinea

Also known as Guiné Portuguesa, Guine Portuguesa

1474–1974 Portuguese possession in West Africa

Key facts

1974: António de Spínola
Status: Dependency of Portuguese Cape Verde (1588–1879), Colony of the Portuguese Empire (1879–1951), Overseas Province of Portugal (1951–1973), State of the Portuguese Empire (1973–1974)
Capital: Bolama (1852–1942), Bissau (1942–1974)
Common languages: Portuguese (official) Guinea-Bissau Creole Balanta Fula Mandjak Mandinka Papel
1588 1598: Philip I of Portugal
1908 1910: Manuel II of Portugal
1910 1915: Teófilo Braga
1615 1619 first: Baltasar Pereira de Castelo Branco
1974 last: Carlos Fabião
Historical era: Imperialism
Independence of guinea bissau: 10 September 1974
Currency

Article · Nederlands

Portugees-Guinea (Portugees: Guiné Portuguesa) was het Portugese overzeese gebiedsdeel dat in 1974 onafhankelijk werd onder de naam Guinee-Bissau.

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1974 disestablishments in Guinea-Bissau Colonial states of the Portuguese Empire Former colonies in Africa Former Portuguese colonies History of West Africa Portuguese colonisation in Africa Portuguese Guinea States and territories disestablished in 1974 States and territories established in 1474

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inception: 1474-00-00
dissolved, abolished or demolished date: 1974-09-10
Commons category: Portuguese Guinea

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African Party for the Independence of Guinea and Cape Verde

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