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4 August, 11:05

How did world war ll play role in the eventual decolonization of Southeast Asia?

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    The World War II played a role int he decolonization of Southeast Asia when Japan took Southeast Asian lands from Europe in the World War II. Japan made this move in order to show to the Europeans that they, Europeans were not invincible.
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