Colonialism Stories

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Nigeria gained independence in 1960-but did it truly gain freedom? This gripping non-fiction series uncovers the hidden layers of colonization, from the arrival of foreign powers to the silent systems that still shape the nation today. Each part dives deeper into history, power, culture, and control-revealing truths many were never taught. This is not just a story about the past. It is a story about identity, awareness, and the unseen forces that still influence the present. Read with an open mind. Because once you see it... You can't unsee it.

In "Ensure That the Desert Does Not Grow", the ninth volume of "The Right People" series, Tom and his companions are drawn into a widening circle of intrigue that spans Europe and Africa. Their journey leads them through covert encounters, political maneuvering, and personal entanglements, as they navigate worlds where idealism and ambition collide. Along the way, they facilitate a clandestine meeting between a British intelligence operative and a man intent on becoming the world's most powerful hashish trafficker. Later, they accompany Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi on a journey to Mali, where he seeks to broker peace between the Malian government and the tribes of the country's north. In Timbuktu, they meet President Moussa Traoré and representatives of the Tuareg and Fulbe and witness fragile attempts at reconciliation. Returning to Tripolis, Tom and his friends encounter Oliver Tambo, the exiled leader of the African National Congress and a group of South African freedom fighters, further drawing them into the currents of liberation movements and geopolitical struggle. Amid these events, the long‑standing love triangle between Tom, Nikos, and Sophia finally finds resolution as Sophia discovers new love with a Nubian named Maher. As always, this novel is a work of fiction. Although grounded in extensive historical research, all characters - including historical figures - and all events depicted in the story are entirely fictional. New chapters are published every Saturday.

Rizal's Resurgence: From Martyred Visionary to the First Reformist President of the Philippines

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If you promise to sit still then there will be a story to tell. This is all about an open secret that everyone knew but dare not say. For whoever had the courage to reveal its secrecy will forever be condemned to the bottom of the bay. kbt 22.2.22

A short essay detailing the contributions of political activist Lamine Senghor and author Rene Maran to the Negritude movement and how these contributions paved the way for more well-known activists in later years.

A collection of poetry about love, life and society

Raina Yadav had always thought that a mediocre life with her hotelier family was all that she was set for. However, when a centuries old legend that dates back to the British Era surrounding the last princess of her town comes to haunt her, she was determined to crack it's mystery and uncover the truth to the lost pages of the princess's history. But can Raina, the girl who craved a little adventure in her life, be able to handle the biggest twist that might just flip her entire world upside down? Cover by @MoranaInDesign

The irony of the alleged lack of free speech in Modi India lies in the absolute freedom of its uninhibited propagation in its subsidiary media. In so far as the right-wing blowback in the social media, the left-libs fall short on the idiom that 'people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones'. When it comes to the 'agencies' knocking at free speakers' doors, the legal dictum paraphrased as 'one must go to town with clean hands' has to be borne in mind by one and all. Be that as it may, it's not as if it was all hunky-dory in the Nehruvian order of yore that nurtured the Modi-aggrieved of the day, and this is not an essay of its dark shades but an attempt to reach the roots of the self-defeating Hindu mindset, passing through my life and times.

'Women are the most creative creatures to exist.' We have a history of influential women, who have led from the front when their people needed. For leadership, doesn't differentiate between gender. When a queen takes charge, the calamity is bound to befall. But, is it always necessary to be a royalty to lead the way? We don't think so and we have proves. We have dived down deep into the history, to bring to you some of the mightiest women who have Fallen Between The Cracks with the course of time. You cannot afford to miss their stories. Let's dive into a few stories to know the real face of feminism.

Une traduction française du livre de Robert Louis Stevenson "A Footnote to History" La version anglaise est dans le domaine public. Mais cette traduction est nouvelle et comprend des annotations et du matériel supplémentaire ajouté par le traducteur et l'annotateur et est donc soumise au droit d'auteur. Cette édition traduite et annotée sera publiée par Island Ink Publishing Co. Limited

Island of Saint-Domingue, 1801. Battles rage between Napoleon's invading forces and the local population. To repel this conquest that threatens their freedom, a voodoo sorcerer uses his ancestral knowledge to forge an army of zombies, humans stripped of all willpower. As this rebellion overwhelms the French army, an ambitious and cruel colonel discovers how to bring the dead back to life with the help of Carlos, a man who has fallen into madness. From now on, the routed soldiers possess an unstoppable military power capable of crushing the insurgents. But this power could pose an even greater threat to both sides. Caught in this macabre turmoil, Ludovic Cottin, a young recruit in the tricolor ranks, must fight for his survival and that of his unit, while learning to discern where the true evil lies within this historical conflict. Written by Arnold Petit, based on an original idea by Edmond Tourriol. Translated by Matthew Redman.

My friend thomasmfd, the one who makes art for my fanfic, suggested that I make a new story detailing the lore on each of my oc kingdoms in Astridlia, a continent the where The Dragonfly kingdom is currently residing, I hope you all will love the lore of Astridlia and it's each kingdoms Kingdoms of Astridlia is a side story of my Svtfoe fanfic, Two families of the same blood. Also, Svtfoe is the property of Disney, all non-oc characters belong to Disney

For decades an uneasy armistice between the land's major powers has held war at bay. With the discovery of a new, unclaimed continent with vast untapped resources, the careful balance of peace is threatened again with the specter of war. Now each Nation struggles to prepare its children for war, children whose destinies are linked by dreams and dark premonitions of a new power that threatens to destroy them all.

A flashback one-shot set during Sabine Wren's time at the Imperial Academy. She recounts having been called in by a visiting officer to Hera during a particularly difficult evening. (Re-uploaded from my account of FF.net with some edits)

On the magical world of Draius, The Principality of Cordelia is an island nation that is located in the west of the continent of Draelsidia in the Ardel Ocean... or at least that is where it should have been located. The Principality of Cordelia was suddenly transferred to another magical world that is filled with primitive civilizations and where monsters roam freely throughout the land, terrorizing any villages. But worst of all, the natives of this world are filled with arrogance and are very hostile along with the fact that imperialism and expansionism are the 2 dominant ideologies in this world. How would Cordelia survive in this New World. And most importantly, why are they here? Disclaimer: I do not own Nihonkoku Shoukan. It is owned by Minorou.

The voices behind the Veil aren't real...they pull and tug at it relentlessly....desperately. They walk among us, taking over our people. They infest the minds of the waking, preying upon those that fall too deep in slumber, waiting to strike upon them. They melt into the consciousness, seeping down to your very bones and prey on you. Keep an eye out...sleep light. THE NIGHTLY REGENCY BROADCAST

Thomas Sankara was an African revolutionary from Burkina Faso. He rose to power in a bloodless coup. He enacted policies that improved the life of his countrymen in his 4 years of rule. he was later killed in a bloody coup led by his friend and defence minister, Blaise Compaore.