morpheus24:


You are not that clever. You make a statement about Romania but still provide no direct evidence of the trans atlantic slave trade and that country, instead you mention other countries that were the usual suspects already.

CTPlayer:


Most European countries had nothing to do with it. And prior to it Slavery in Africa was normal. And it still is in many ways.

Amujale:


Romania was part of the Ottoman Empire, and the Ottoman had huge involvement in those evil campaigns.

Apart from that, Romania has a history of engaing in those type of activities on their own people.

Amujale:


For further information reasearch the "Scramble for Africa" and the "Middle Passage", every European country currently existing today played a role in both Colonisation and the Trans Atlantic campaign. Some played bigger roles, i agree, yet they was all in on it.

Ilamina:


Opparadise's

https://www.nairaland.com/5068426/why-white-people-developed-cool

Reason One: Because you are illiterate. You derailed from a simple forum rule and are asking okija-ish questions in the political section of this blogosphere.
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Reason Two: You are a black monkey (and a wild one at that), that's what they call you and that's what you have just become. Now, stop being that black puppet full of disgust.
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Reason Three: You may think this is an insult

morpheus24:


I don't understand the reasoning here.

Please inform me in what way Yugoslavia played a role in the scramble for Africa. You are simply applying the formula of guilty by association here. The major world powers were the major players in the scramble for Africa, even if other countries played roles in the process of colonization that would be like saying the Nigerians who worked in the colonial offices were also guilty of colonialism because they participated in its administration.

False premise.

Amujale:


Kindly follow the links, most of the links are journals by reknown academics from all around the globe.

From your response, i assume you havent read the content.

For further information reasearch the "Scramble for Africa" and the "Middle Passage", every European country currently existing today played a role in both Colonisation and the Trans Atlantic campaign. Some played bigger roles, i agree, yet they was all in on it.

Theres no piont arguing it out with me, they themselves admit that. Some of the inks are actually written by academics of the given countries in question.

Amujale:


When Austria-Hungary and the Ottoman Empire were formally dissolved, it created the bases of the kingdoms of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes was created and later called Yugoslavia.

Yugoslavia is part of the Balkan.

Amujale:

All the Balkan states participated in both Colonisation and the Trans Atlantic campaign.

Some of the Balkan states had colonies, some didnt, what is undeniable however, is their overall involvement.

Amujale:

In order to understand better, you ought to read the book "Colonialism without Colonies: examining blank spaces in colonial studies" by Barbara Luthi, Francesca Falk and Patricia Purtschert.[url]
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/14608944.2016.1107178[/url]

Most of the proof provided are of honest European writers describing the involvement of their own countries.

Kindly take the time to read the content of the link, those that arent fully available to non-members, there will always be a summary if the entire journal.

morpheus24:


Again bein involved in Colonial activities does not amount to possessing or administering an actual Colony.