This was the first colonisation of an Arab country since the days of the Crusades and it came as a great shock to the Arab nation.
After colonisation, after European theft, after forms of state-created horror, it promised a world free from state oppression.
"The real-estate bubble was like cancer," complains Basinski, who was priced out of Arcadia four years ago by the hipster colonisation of Williamsburg.
I believe that this was accepted many years ago but colonisation took away a lot of things through the bible," she says.
Complaints have been lodged with a human rights watchdog after Zuma blamed South Africa's ills on the country's first white settler, Jan van Riebeeck, a Dutch administrator who opened the way for European colonisation.
The collection of bodies at Mitchell is central to a shameful, bleak, little-known narrative that begins at colonisation and reverberates through Australia's unsettled national sovereignty.
In all this Stalin was returning to pre-Revolutionary tsarist policy: Russia's colonisation of Siberia in the 17th century and Muslim Asia in the 19th was no longer condemned as imperialist expansion but celebrated for setting these traditional societies on the path of progressive modernisation.
As this is a result of Bangalore's ambition, as S.A.P. says, rather than external pressure (such as colonisation), then surely its residents must be prepared to forgo something in this case homogeneity to gain prestige and wealth.Second, the slice of Kannada speakers in Bangalore may look relatively smaller, but only because the pie is much bigger.
It was his son, Leopold II, a conspicuous figure sporting a large white beard, who ordered Sir Henry Morton Stanley, a British-American explorer, to venture into the Congo river basin, paving the way for Leopold's Congo Free State and the further colonisation of the African continent.MATTIAS CREFFIERGhent, Belgium.
Its colonisation of the New World in the 16th century paved the way for it to become, briefly, the world's most powerful country.
In the hilly north and west of Wales, where the native language is strongest, the Welsh-speaking population is being diluted by migration (which Mr Jones calls "colonisation") from England.
