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  Last French Troops Leave Syria (1946)Though France proclaimed Syria an independent republic in 1941, its troops were not withdrawn until 1946, after over 25 years of occupation. The occupation began in 1920, when the League of Nations gave the French a mandate over the Levant States—roughly present-day Syria and Lebanon. Within years, the Syrian resistance to French colonial rule became a full-scale revolt. A 1936 treaty promised Syrian independence, but it did not come to fruition. What finally brought about the occupation's end? More... Discuss |
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I did not see ur face, i only heard ur voice.
Congratulations on your achievements!Good that you endured all the oddities.I believe, at the end of the day it's worth the efforts.Segun Adepoju
The nature is so generous, especially to the aspiring; to the dreamer; to those who labor while other relax; to those who work while others sleep; to the inverterate pursuer of destiny and purposeful liveng; to those who see difficulites but acknowledge that they are more than innumerable complex sets of difficulties that plaque the heart of decision of the mortal....... Oh blessed be the sublime soul of the man who combines in one neat package,the indispensable qualities of vivacity,drive,mental energy and perseverance of heroes and rare vitues of firmness of purpose and reliance on God!I think i should end by declaring that ALISIOBI UGOCHUKWU CHIKEZIE is an epitome of success, having exemplified the above dignifying features, in few months of his terrestrial ontology and pursuits.
Congratulations! And how nice to hear your voice.
Hi Ugochukwu, It's so wonderful to know it's all over and notwithstanding the hurdles, you made it through. Congratulations! The pieces on your blog make for really good reading. Wishing you all the best.
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