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The '''Berlin Conference''' was a series of negotiations from Nov. 15, 1884 to Feb. 26, 1885 at [[Berlin]], in which the major [[European]] nations met to decide questions connected with the [[Congo River]] basin in Central [[Africa]]. The Conference, at which [[Africa]]ns had no representation, resulted in the division of the African continent between the various European colonial powers.
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The '''Berlin Conference''' was a series of negotiations held between 15 November 1884 and 26 February 1885 in [[Berlin]], in which the major [[European]] nations met to decide questions connected with the [[Congo River]] basin in Central [[Africa]]. The Conference, at which [[Africa]]ns had no representation, resulted in the division of the African continent between the various European colonial powers.
 
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Revision as of 18:00, June 11, 2008

The Berlin Conference was a series of negotiations held between 15 November 1884 and 26 February 1885 in Berlin, in which the major European nations met to decide questions connected with the Congo River basin in Central Africa. The Conference, at which Africans had no representation, resulted in the division of the African continent between the various European colonial powers.