During WW2, Goa was a Portuguese colony on the coast of western India, not far from the city of Pune.
However, there is no representation of this colony in HWW, which is odd, given that the HWW gamemode is supposed to feature accurate borders of 1939.
I suggest that a Goa province should be added. It doesn't have to be a city, but there should be something.
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Why would any African country want persistent Portuguese rule in the 1970s, well after most other African colonies had been given independence? No wonder why they turned to communist regimes for assistance.
And - there’s no way that Portugal (a nation of only 7 million people at the time) could have possibly militarily prevented the African countries Angola and Mozambique’s (which combined had 10x the population of Portugal at the time) from getting their independence?
Exactly! They could not have won, and no one except the Portuguese government and some fanatics wanted to. Fact is Africans did not want to be ruled by Europe, and if they wanted independence they were going to get it.Rachellreist wrote:
Why would any African country want persistent Portuguese rule in the 1970s, well after most other African colonies had been given independence? No wonder why they turned to communist regimes for assistance.And - there’s no way that Portugal (a nation of only 7 million people at the time) could have possibly militarily prevented the African countries Angola and Mozambique’s (which combined had 10x the population of Portugal at the time) from getting their independence?
Well, they did win, but then the revolution happened.
As I said, if Saviour resigned earlier, he would have been viewed more favourable.
As for now, you are reading socialist Costa articles.
They didn’t? The countries were still fighting and would have won eventually. Even if they completely crushed that revolution it would rise again and win.Claudio NVKP wrote:
Well, they did win, but then the revolution happened.As I said, if Saviour resigned earlier, he would have been viewed more favourable.
As for now, you are reading socialist Costa articles.
I have multiple sources, from different places. Saying they are all biased is incorrect and suspicious.
They almost militarily won
At the cost of 60k lives and another revolt happening even IF and that’s a huge IF they somehow won against a force it would just end up revolting again and eventually would win. It’s impossible to hold down a larger country overseas who doesn’t want you forever.Claudio NVKP wrote:
Thry almost militarily won
Get your head out of the Portuguese sand before someone pisses on it.Carking the 6th wrote:
Exactly! They could not have won, and no one except the Portuguese government and some fanatics wanted to. Fact is Africans did not want to be ruled by Europe, and if they wanted independence they were going to get it.
What do you mean? I was agreeing with you.Rachellreist wrote:
Get your head out of the Portuguese sand before someone pisses on it.Carking the 6th wrote:
Exactly! They could not have won, and no one except the Portuguese government and some fanatics wanted to. Fact is Africans did not want to be ruled by Europe, and if they wanted independence they were going to get it.
what if i told you this
God wrote:
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar was the best leader Portugal ever had. Also, Panjim belongs to Portugal.
God wrote:
Claudio's right
Let me counter my friend
Allah wrote:
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar was some random dictator. IDGAF about political squabbles…
Allah wrote:
Carking is right
God wrote:
That guy's faking me
Allah wrote:
WHO DARES PLAGIARIZE MY WORD FOR THEIR POLITICAL GROWTH?
God wrote:
Fake me, he don't even have a forum account.
Allah wrote:
I had to have a temporary guest account. I’m busy, you know?
I agree with you Antonio de Oliveira Salazar was a fascist dictator. He was ruthless to Africans and his own people.
The estado novo regime hurt the lives of the Portuguese people, the damaged still hasn't been repaired.
I also agree that Panjimians are happy with the Republic of India, and they were also happy during the invasion.
Oh… ok. That’s good to see. Very nice and noble indeed. I am proud.Claudio NVKP wrote:
I agree with you Antonio de Oliveira Salazar was a fascist dictator. He was ruthless to Africans and his own people.The estado novo regime hurt the lives of the Portuguese people, the damaged still hasn't been repaired.
I also agree that Panjimians are happy with the Republic of India, and they were also happy during the invasion.
HAHA APRIL FOOLS...LOL
"Quem naõ é patriota naõ pode ser considerado português" - Saviour
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