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8 years ago

Italian colonial domination in Libya sparks controversy over compensation demands.

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Managing Colonial Recollections
Ingrid Tere Powell

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The article discusses Italy's colonial rule in Libya from 1911 to 1943 and the controversies surrounding compensation for damages. It explores the reasons behind Italian imperialism in Libya, the impact of colonial domination, and the legacy of colonial-ethnic relations. The study reveals gaps and distorted memories in Italian colonial history, showing how politicians have manipulated the Italian-Libyan colonial past for national interests.