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History of Basketball

on June 26, 2018

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Militarisation of Thailand

During the Japanese invasion of Southeast Asia in 1941, the Phibul government sided with Japan and Phibul declared war on the USA and Britain in 1942. But Seni Pramoj, the Thai ambassador in Washington, refused to deliver the declaration. Phibul resigned in 1944 under pressure from the Thai underground resistance and after V.J Day in 1945, Seni became premier. Seni changed the English name of the country back to Siam but kept Prathet Thai as the official Thai name. In 1946 Seni was unseated in a general election and a democratic civilian group took power under Pridi Phanomyong, a law professor who had been instrumental in the 1932 revolution. Pridi’s civilian government survived long enough to create the 1946 Constitution of the Thai Kingdom, only to be overthrown by Phibul, in 1947. Phibul suspended the constitution and reinstated Thailand as the country’s official English name in 1949. He took an extreme anticommunist stance, refusing to recognise the newly declared People’s R...

History and Ethnic Relations in Peru

Emergence of the Nation: The current configuration of Peru took form on 28 July 1821 when it declared its independence from Spanish rule. The declaration followed the occupation of Lima by the Argentinian general Jose de San Martin and the fleeing of the royalist forces to the interior of the country. But it really was not until 1824 and the battles of Ayacucho and Junin that the royalists were defeated and Spanish power in the whole continent was finally overthrown. These final battles were led not by San Martin, but rather by the Venezuelan generals Simon Bolivar and Antonio Joséde Sucre. San Martin had already retired to Europe after seeking Bolívar's support to secure Peru's independence. In this manner, Peruvian independence was obtained a couple of years later than most other South American states. This tardiness was due to the politically and religiously more conservative nature of the Peruvian aristocracy and the solid Spanish military stronghold of Lima. National...