It was during this era that proclaimed both issues between the United States and the Soviet Union, and the ultimate effort of allowing the colonies of Africa to become decolonized from the British. After finally receiving their independence, the Republic of Congo led attacks upon the Europeans whom had ruled over them for previous decades. “The mutiny immediately took away any authority the civilian government had. It also created a state of near panic within the Congo” (C N Trueman, 1). It was because of the uprise upon the people that the United Nations believed it was their responsibility to take control of the country in hopes of keeping the country from falling into the hands of the Communistic countries. This method therefore threatened a Civil War to between Africa and those whom obtained succession from the Republic of Congo (the country of Katanga…the ultimate profit for the Republic of Congo ) (C N Trueman, 1). Because of this, the responsibility to restore the two countries in order for Congo to economically survive fell into the hands of Secretary General Dag
It was during this era that proclaimed both issues between the United States and the Soviet Union, and the ultimate effort of allowing the colonies of Africa to become decolonized from the British. After finally receiving their independence, the Republic of Congo led attacks upon the Europeans whom had ruled over them for previous decades. “The mutiny immediately took away any authority the civilian government had. It also created a state of near panic within the Congo” (C N Trueman, 1). It was because of the uprise upon the people that the United Nations believed it was their responsibility to take control of the country in hopes of keeping the country from falling into the hands of the Communistic countries. This method therefore threatened a Civil War to between Africa and those whom obtained succession from the Republic of Congo (the country of Katanga…the ultimate profit for the Republic of Congo ) (C N Trueman, 1). Because of this, the responsibility to restore the two countries in order for Congo to economically survive fell into the hands of Secretary General Dag