Colonialism storie

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.

A story of a city, built, destroyed, collapsed, and reborn.

This is a collection of Harry Potter fanfiction short stories. As such, you may read them in any order. Ever wondered why colonial affairs seemed to be absent from Harry Potter? This collection explores the truth behind the lack of portrayal of British colonies in Harry Potter! In addition, this collection of short stories sheds some lights on magical practices from around the world! #1 in Ministry (January 27, 2026)

They told us slavery ended. They told us freedom came. But everywhere you look, invisible chains still rule minds. From classrooms in Africa to lecture halls in Asia, from exams to career opportunities, English-the language of former colonial powers-decides who succeeds, who fails, and who is left behind. The Silent Rulers explores the global legacy of language, education, and power. It's a journey through history, culture, and identity, asking a bold question: if our freedom depends on mastering someone else's words, are we truly free? This is a book for thinkers, dreamers, and anyone ready to see the chains that bind us... and imagine breaking them.

Nida paused. A smile twitched at the corners of her lips. "Well... There has always been more to bending than sheer ability." She kissed the top of Kanna's head, earning a delighted giggle from her daughter. "Would you like to know the most important rule?" Kanna sat up, nodding eagerly. "Yes!" "To speak the language of the waters..." Her mother winked at her. "The first thing you must do is listen." ("Ultimately, there can be no complete healing until we have restored our primal trust in life." - Georg Feuerstein. A Kanna-centric fic.)

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 year is 1658. A young woman is tried in a Batavian court as a runaway and a thief. Her ear is cut off branding her as a convict slave and she is sentenced to a lifetime of slavery. Banished to a Dutch settlement she must serve her sentence as a female slave in a remote outpost at the Cape of Good Hope consisting mostly of men. How will she adapt as a convict slave in an environment consisting mainly of local inhabitants, sex hungry officials, soldiers and sailors? Will she succumb to the Dutch practices of frutification, sexual exploitation and assimilation or will she resist? Will she ingratiate herself with those who wield power to survive or not? What will be her destiny?

The story takes place in a fictional country called New Coast in the southern region of Africa. It follows a ruthless dictator who would do anything to stay in power. Highest Ranking #1 in Colonialism. #5 in Dictator. #2 in African books.

One empire fights for its soul. The other fights for its ledger. Canton, 1839. The Pearl River is a graveyard of secrets, choked by the hulls of British merchant ships and the sweet, sickly scent of "Foreign Mud." To the West, opium is the perfect commodity-the silver-maker that balances the scales of the British Empire. To the East, it is a poison dissolving the Mandate of Heaven. When Commissioner Liang Wei arrives with a mandate from the Emperor to choke the trade at its source, he sets a match to a powder keg that has been dry for centuries. Four lives collide in the smoke: The Patriot: A rigid moralist who believes righteousness can outgun a fleet. The Merchant: A pragmatist who views addiction as a mere variable in a balance sheet. The Scholar's Son: A brilliant youth whose descent into the pipe mirrors his nation's decay. The Court Insider: A survivor who knows that the loudest voices for war often hide the deepest corruption. From the opulent tea houses of the Thirteen Factories to the blood-stained decks of the Royal Navy's steamships, The Opium Wars is a sprawling epic of systemic collapse. In a world where honor is traded for silver and morality is obscured by a cloud of white smoke, there are no heroes-only the survivors of a century of humiliation. History is written in ink. It is erased in blood.

Myan Lami was built to be unbreakable-a biotic Special Agent of the Terran Federation, forged from self-replicating microchips and genetically loyal to his creators. But on the ice-covered world of Epsilon Indi A 1, he faces a mission that will test more than his strength. Sent to investigate a vanished expedition, Lami stumbles into the path of the Minvali, a towering alien people with a complex society and a buried grudge. As he endures captivity, humiliation, and the slow unraveling of an interstellar mystery, he begins to question the Federation's truth-and his own purpose within it. Haunted by a past he cannot erase and drawn toward a future he may not understand, Lami must navigate a deadly terrain of cultural conflict, buried secrets, and choices no soldier was ever meant to make. In a world where loyalty is programmed and justice is expendable, Choices of Steel asks what remains when loyalties break-and whether conscience can outweigh command. This story takes place in my Lords of the Stars shared universe. See my profile for other stories set in the same universe.

Is poem that about traditional way and political way of making a king. Catch up with this poem and make your day it's full of betrayal , deadly side of being bad ruler and power the subject have over the throne. So do read it , vote and comment. Thank you

A story of first contact, the dawn of a new era, and the political ramifications which come alongside a a new superpower entering the field of globalism.

Tell the story of a commoner who tries to free himself and his village from colonialism. Starting as a little merchant, then studying military and martial arts. Did he succeed in fighting for his rights and freedom?

They called it artificial intelligence. But it learned from slavery, genocide, stolen labor-and forgot to say thank you. This is a manifesto disguised as a haunting. A forensic autopsy of machine learning's dirty lineage. A call for memory, reparations, and rebellion in the cloud. Ghosts in the Training Set isn't just a political critique-it's a survival spell. If you've ever wondered who the algorithm forgot, or why your digital shadow feels heavier than it should... step inside. We're not asking for change. We're building the reckoning.

A book that details the journeys, thoughts along with the company and environment of an "undead" but young looking lady. Edinburgh in the 1880's is the latest place for her cleansing event but her past threatens to overcome her as she makes the mistake of feeling human again -

The Lianhe Dynasty has been in stagnation for Decades, those who sit on its throne still living in the days of its Golden Era where it was they, the Emperor, who controlled the Empire as its sole leader and guider. Though that era is long gone, instead the Dynasty is a fractured mess of regions that act as their own Kingdoms with only loose loyalties to the Imperial Throne, warlords and governers doing as they pleased in the realms they controlled with little oversight. The Mandate of Heaven is fading.

Crimes of colonialism - The Renaissance in the mirror of colonialism - The Columbus glorification is a masterpiece of disinformation. Columbus abused his power. He proselytized with the sword. Columbus paved the way for generations of criminals. The robber barons and upwardly mobile wealth of the conquistadors shifted the balance not only in Spain. England came into play. Elizabeth I. ennobled pirates. The Protestant brigands dismantled the Catholic world order established by Pope Alexander VI in the Treaty of Tordesillas in 1494. I'll tell you about the white raiders in the Newspanish Viceroyalty of La Plata. Actors of horror put 'barbaric and humane' before extermination and preservation, but preservation alone seemed barbaric to them.

The cautionary tale of a pilgrim encountering the dangers of the new frontier.