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In terms of regime, Somali after independence became a Socialist country, originally pro-Soviet. I didn't go to harvard I went to Vietnam Veteran shirt . And Ethiopia, maintaining its monarchy until 1974, was overthrown by the military coup and established the Socialist state. Especially since 1987, Mengistu Haile Mariam established a completely Communist state in Ethiopia, becoming the first but also the Communist state in Africa in the 20th century, ending in 1991. While Kenya is the pro-Western government. Looking at today, it is hard to expect Somali to flourish, once called the "Swiss of Africa", and the Mogadidu capital is "Indian Ocean white pearl". Somalia underwent a "glorious decade" in the 1960s, with the economic boom becoming the most developed country in East Africa, but maintaining a more liberal democracy than other socialist countries. Although General Siad Barre's coup in 1969 established a military dictatorship, it only reduced Somali freedom, but did not weaken the economy, but also led the Somali army to become powerful in the that point.
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In terms of regime, Somali after independence became a Socialist country, originally pro-Soviet. I didn't go to harvard I went to Vietnam Veteran shirt . And Ethiopia, maintaining its monarchy until 1974, was overthrown by the military coup and established the Socialist state. Especially since 1987, Mengistu Haile Mariam established a completely Communist state in Ethiopia, becoming the first but also the Communist state in Africa in the 20th century, ending in 1991. While Kenya is the pro-Western government. Looking at today, it is hard to expect Somali to flourish, once called the "Swiss of Africa", and the Mogadidu capital is "Indian Ocean white pearl". Somalia underwent a "glorious decade" in the 1960s, with the economic boom becoming the most developed country in East Africa, but maintaining a more liberal democracy than other socialist countries. Although General Siad Barre's coup in 1969 established a military dictatorship, it only reduced Somali freedom, but did not weaken the economy, but also led the Somali army to become powerful in the that point.
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