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News Eri24.com April 17, 2002 Eritrean News Wire Djbouti expresses satisfaction with resolution of Ethiopia-Eritrea border conflict In a statement released to the ADI on the sidelines of the seventh council of ministers which took place yesterday under the chairmanship of the head of state and government, Mr Ismael Omar Gelleh, the minister of communications, culture, posts and telecommunications, Mr Rifki Abdoulkader Bamakhrama, who is also the government spokesman, has said that the Djibouti government was pleased with "the two parties' (Ethiopia and Eritrea) acceptance of the verdict given by an international arbitration commission on the delimitation of their border". The minister said that this moment was very important for the countries of the subregion, in particular for those of the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD). He said the decision by these countries to accept the verdict "is important for peace and stability in the Horn of Africa region"... Source: ADI news agency web site, Djibouti, in French 17 Apr 02

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AlternateHistory.com Discussion Board Discussion Alternate History Discussion PDA View Full Version : A Veltvet divorce american style Straha November 21st, 2004, 08:28 PM What would have happened if, in 1861, the Yankees, led by Lincoln, had decided, without being forced to do so, merely to let the South secede without conditions? What would the world thus look like today? Virginia teeters before it is pushed but Lincoln holds onto the ships out of Norfolk ( redeployed to New York along with as much navy yard supplies as can be carried ), Fortress Monoroe, the Potomac counties, Harper's Ferry and SW Virginia. In effect Virginia is partitioned as the secessionists in Richmond prefer compromise to an honest vote on secession. Virginia's brokered secession takes North Carolina reluctantly with it. The one real case of armed surpression of secession is in Baltimore and Eastern Maryland where 50,000 Pennsylvania and mid Western militia are needed to keep the State and the District in the Union. By not using New England or abolitionist units the more neutral opinion on the border is brought back to allegience and the secessionist isolated. The classic example is Baltimore where the street mob was Dixiecat but the economic interests of the bulk of the people were national owing to trade via the Baltimore and Ohio RR, the national road and the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. So you now have a South with 12 states instead of the historic 13 ( no Missouri or Kentucky but a state of Oklahoma ). It is some 15% smaller by area and 20% smaller by population. It is the plantation slave states plus their most congenial southern cousins. It has economic borders but no good military ones. It has no political reason to disown their northern debts, but now being a foreign country it finds it easier to pay slowly and not exactly in full. This triggers much northern illwill and in those circles most likely to be pro Southern otherwise. Northern capital is partly replaced by British. The central government stays weak. The southern regular military is mostly focused on protecting the borders against fugitive slaves and the interior against new Nat Turners. The several states keep strong militaries.

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GEOGRAPHY 101 North Africa and Southwest Asia Study Guide Vocabulary words: cartel Shi'ite Cyprus hearth confluence Mediterranean crops Maghreb Turkey Sahel erg reg/hamada aridsol tell sheik Iran source OPEC theocratic state Islamists Diaspora desertification Zionists Fertile Crescent Tigres and Euphrates Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djbouti, Somalia pastoral nomadism Definitions: _­­­­­ yellow or brown soil, too dry for fertility _ group able to control production and set prices for products Muslim sect dominating life in Iran (and south Iraq) today island hotly contested by Greece and Turkey heartland, source area, innovation center; place of origin culture a fork; the joining place of a tributary to the larger river grapes, olives, citrus, figs _Algeria, Tunisia, Morocco, Libya; “Island of the West” _countries located in the "Horn of Africa" _also called the Sudan ; Nigeria, Chad, Sudan occupy this region sand dune desert pebbles and desert pavement regional name for the northern side of the Atlas mountains migrating herders of goats, camels, yaks, horses, caribou, etc.

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31. >>>---Arrow----|> Burkino Faso Cameroon Central africa Chile Cuba djbouti Eritrea Ghana cycle of Venusbrought lifegiving agriculture to their culture) Somalia (knowledge http://www.williamwhittingham.net/commentaries/world_flag_analysis.htm

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Home Site Map Anoca.org Djibouti (djibouti) For other uses, see Djibouti(disambiguation) . The Republic of Djibouti Africa , located in the Horn ofAfrica . Djibouti is bordered by Eritrea in the north, Ethiopia in the west and south, and Somalia in the south east.The remainder of the border is formed by the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden Yemen , on the Arabian Peninsula , is only 20 km from the coast of Djibouti. République de Djibouti In Detail (Full size) National motto Official languages Arabic French ... Capital Djibouti President Ismail Omar Guelleh Prime Minister Dileita Mohamed Dileita ... Ranked 147th 23,000 km² Population Density Ranked 161st 21/km² Independence June 27 Currency Franc ( DJF Time zone UTC National anthem ... Internet TLD .DJ Calling Code Contents 1 History 2 Politics 3 Regions 4 Geography ... 9 External links History Main article: History of Djibouti The area of Djibouti has been occupied by several tribes, currently the Afar and the Somali Isa . These tribes had regular trade contactswith the Arabs, and adopted Islam as their religion.

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H-France Review Vol. 3 (April 2003), No. 31 Emmanuelle Sibeud Une science impériale pour l’Afrique? La construction des savoirs africanistes en France, 1878-1930 . Paris: Éditions de l’École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, 2002. 358 pp. Maps, illustrations, biographical notices, notes, bibliography, and index. 32.00 € (pb). ISBN 2-7132-1784-9. Review by Alice L. Conklin, University of Rochester. A recent edition of Le Monde des Livres (23 January 2003) contained a rare page devoted solely to new works on the French empire. The two books that the editor selected out were Marc Ferro’s Le livre noir du colonialisme a collection of articles detailing well-known colonial atrocitiesand yet another of Pascal Blanchard and Sandrine Lemaire’s popular volumes on the most spectacular and racist sides of colonial culture in France, Culture coloniale: La France conquise par son empire 1870-1931 (this coming fast upon last year’s Zoos humains ).[1] Both reviews were enthusiastic; they were also entirely uncritical. I would not want to read into this single set of reviews more than is warranted. But taken at face value, it would seem that a newspaper that regularly features serious historical scholarship might also call attention to, or at least show an awareness of, the more nuanced work that is beginning to emerge in France regarding its colonial past, particularly with regard to sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia. It is very easy to condemn colonialism’s most visible excesses. It is considerably harder to lay bare the myriad more subtle ways in which colonialism worked its way into the life of the nation over the course of the last centuryways which linger (and malinger) still. Yet this is precisely the kind of history that a growing number of French scholars are now attempting to write.[2]

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