- The
Katangese Gendarmerie (French:
Gendarmerie Katangaise),
officially the
Katangese Armed Forces (French:
Forces Armées Katangaises), was the paramilitary...
- 843 sq mi) Po****tion (2010 est.) • Total 5,608,683 • Density 11/km2 (29/sq mi)
Demonym Katangese Official:
French National:
Swahili Other: English...
- The
Katangese Air
Force (French:
Force aérienne katangaise, or FAK) or
Katangese Military Aviation (French:
Aviation militaire Katangaise, or Avikat) was...
- des ****ociations
tribales du
Katanga (CONAKAT)
political party. The new
Katangese state did not
enjoy full
support throughout the
province and was constantly...
- a
reconciliatory compromise constitution was
adopted and the
exiled Katangese leader, Moïse Tshombe, was
recalled to head an
interim administration...
- ONUC and
Katangese forces during Operation Morthor.
Although the
contingent of 155
Irish soldiers repelled attacks by a 3,000-strong
Katangese force, they...
-
Congo (now the
Democratic Republic of the Congo) in
Central Africa. The
Katangese forces were
decisively defeated and
Katanga was
forcibly reintegrated...
- held by the
Katangese in Elizabethville.
While Indian peacekeepers are
attempting to
seize the city's
radio station, 30
unarmed Katangese radio operators...
- The
Katangese franc (French:
franc katangais), was the
currency of the
unrecognized State of
Katanga between 1960 and 1963
during its
brief period of...
- The
Katangese Tigers or the
Tigres are
Katangese fighters. The term
originally referred to ex-members of the
Katangese Gendarmerie who
refused to surrender...
