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Episode 35: History of the Central African Republic
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Intro 0:00
Country profile 1:11
Pre-colonial history 3:44
French Ubangi-Shari 4:37
Early independence and the Central African Empire 8:57
80s to Bozize 11:30
Central African Civil war and current politics 14:47
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80s to Bozize 11:30
Central African Civil war and current politics 14:47
Conclusion, outro and sources 19:58
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