Geneva / Rochester / New York / Paris / Oxford / Manchester / Philadelphia / Berlin / Cologne / Stuttgart / Cambridge / Douala / Frankfurt / London / Darmstadt / Chicago / /
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Africa / /
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Germany / Rwanda / Senegal / Italy / Central African Republic / South Africa / Namibia / Congo / Egypt / Kenya / Belgium / France / Mauritania / United States / Malawi / Portugal / Togo / Nigeria / Liberia / United Kingdom / Ghana / Cameroon / /
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Diplomatic Relations / /
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University of Düsseldorf Section Editors / University of Heidelberg Stefanie Michels / /
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Gold Coast / /
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French parliament / Colonial Administration / British administration / Permanent Mandates Commission / Executive Committee / Union of South Africa / League of Nations / Advisory council / international pan-African movement / International Organization / French administration / Legislative Assembly / /
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Caroline Authaler / J.F. Ade Ajayi / Woodrow Wilson / Richard Fogarty / Michael Crowder / Raymond Leslie / Susan Pedersen / Octaviano Olympio / Henri Grimal / William Roger / Michael Callahan / Melvin Page / Ralph Austen / Stefanie Michels / /
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President / foreign ruler / Historian / /
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New York / Pennsylvania / /
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West Africa / South Africa / East Africa / Middle East / Southern Nigeria / Southwest Africa / South West Africa / French Equatorial Africa / German East Africa / Northern Nigeria / British West Africa / German Southwest Africa / /
Post-war Colonial Administration (Africa) By Caroline Authaler and Stefanie Michels This article argues that the shifts in the colonial administration after World War One should be analyzed from two intertwined perspecti