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he is, but he is mostly influenced by the times and he can't go against the world for the better treatment of Africans if he does that, they will proof him a hertic. this is the truth of the 19th, 20th Century.
In Ernst's perspective, North Africa, particularly Egypt, was distinct from the rest of Africa. He subconsciously excluded North Africa, which was separated from the rest of the continent by the vast Sahara Desert. To him, the indigenous people in the wilderness of East Africa were not part of the civilized world; their way of life was wild and seemed to belong to the larger, untamed African continent. - DaoistnuoHBq7mthReplied to Biscuit_willieon
The dark truth
Belgium officially embarked on its mission to colonize Africa, choosing the area around the Congo River, which was named the Congo Colony. Unlike in the previous life, they wouldn't need to venture deep into the Congo rainforest or worry about access to the sea. Their path to colonization had begun. - DaoistnuoHBq7mthReplied to zQuinC
it is cheaper and was practiced in countries that were poor.
Ernst explained that the reason behind recruiting medical talents from the East was their long history of medical knowledge, which had been systematically passed down for over 3,000 years. While some might misuse the label of Chinese medicine, many had genuine expertise. The East had historical records and cultural heritage that exceeded Europe's, as most European parchment scrolls were used to record the Bible. - DaoistnuoHBq7mthPosted
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