Kongo
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| National motto: | |
| Languages | |
| Official | Dalmatian, German |
| Other | Dutch, local languages |
| Capital | Luanda |
| Important Cities | |
| President | |
| Independence | from CSDS |
| (declared) | 1963 |
| (recognized) | 1963 |
| Currency | |
| Organizations | KSD |
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Borders
Borders Condominium of Etosha, Southwest Africa, and South Africa to the south, Rhodesia, Katanga and Kasai to the East and French Congo, Batavian Kongo and Mongo-Kongo, Lunda and Luba to the North. Atlantic Ocean to west.
Area
Covers *here*'s Angola and North-Western DR Congo.
Administrative Divisions
- Bengela - Bengela
- Bengo - Bengo
- Biye - Bijeh
- Damara - Damara
- Etosza - Etoscha
- Huyla - Heula
- Kabinda - Kabinda
- Kaprivi - Kapriewi
- Kosta da Skeliatrul - Gerippenküste
- Kuanza - Kuansa
- Kunene - Kunehne
- Lunda - Lunda
- Malanxhe - Malandsche
- Matadi-Kinszasa - Matadi-Kinschassa
- Mosziko - Moschicko
- Musikongo - Mussikongo
- Okahanxha - Okachandscha
- Okavango - Okawango
- Ovambo - Owambo
- Transkongo - Transkongo
- Zambezia - Sambesia
History
- 1575 Portuguese establish settlement at Luanda
- 1688 Austro-Dalmatian forces capture Luanda settlement
- 1858 Imperial and Royal Crown Colony of Kongo established with present boundaries
- 1963 Independence
- 1973 After 10 years of repeated raids from Chinese East Africa, Kongo requests assistance from CSDS
- 1974 Kongo-CSDS Defence Agreement signed; large arms shipments to Kongo and CSDS training of Kongolese officers begin
- 1975 Oct First CSDS military base in Kongo established at the port of Luanda
- By end 1979 Twelve CSDS bases established
- 1984 Border treaty signed with Chinese East Africa
- 1988 infighting at CSDS bases occurs, Kongolese government orders expulsion of CSDS forces
- 1989 Government recognises Dalmatian independence and sovereignty over CSDS bases; non-Dalmatian citizens of CSDS arrested and expelled
- 1994 Transfer of all Dalmatian bases to Kongolese military, with the exception of Luanda
