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In 1884, fourteen European nations met in Berlin and divided an entire continent without inviting a single African representative. What happened in those three months changed the course of history forever and created problems that Africa still faces today.
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This is the untold story of the Berlin Conference of 1884—one of history's most consequential meetings that you probably never learned about in school. Discover how Otto von Bismarck and European powers carved up Africa like a birthday cake, creating arbitrary borders, destroying ancient kingdoms, and launching the "Scramble for Africa" that led to decades of colonization and exploitation.
In this documentary-style deep dive, we explore:
✅ Why the Berlin Conference happened and who attended
✅ The real motivations behind European colonization (hint: it wasn't about civilization)
✅ How King Leopold II's greed led to one of history's worst atrocities
✅ The catastrophic impact of artificial borders drawn with rulers
✅ Why Africa's problems today trace back to 1884
✅ How Africa is rising despite this dark legacy

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This video is based on extensive historical research. Key sources include scholarly works on colonialism, the Berlin Conference proceedings, and contemporary historical accounts.
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This video discusses historical events involving colonization, exploitation, and violence. Our goal is education and understanding, not to glorify or minimize historical atrocities.