Selling the Congo: a history of European pro-empire propaganda and the making of Belgian imperialism

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African history and culture studies Cultural Identity and Heritage German Colonialism and Identity Studies

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Preface Abbreviations and Acronyms List of Figures and Charts Introduction 1. The Inheritance: Leopold II and Propaganda about the Congo 2. Denying African History to Build the Belgian Nation: Imperials Expositions 3. Curators and Colonial Control: Belgium's Museums of Empire 4. Educating the Imperialists of Tomorrow 5. Cast in the Mold of the EIC: The Colony in Stone and Bronze 6. Projected Propaganda: Imperialistic Filmmaking in Belgium Conclusion Bibliography

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