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Second Libyan Succession War
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| The Scramble for North Africa |
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Rome invades Tripoli from their holdings within Tunisia on June 29th, 1539
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Treaty of Cordoba, March 15th, 1540
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Spanish held Libya, Roman North Africa
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- Rome gains all of Libya
- Spain's hold over the Mediterranean weakens
- A new ethnicity of Libyans begins; the Italian Libyans
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Battle of Tripoli, Siege of El Tag, Battle for Fezzan, Siege of Carthage, Battle of Cyrene
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Spain
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Rome
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Don Emilio Estevez I
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I'd like to add "strengths" & maybe casualties too, but I need to see if this specific table layout has it listed.
Mr.Xeight 17:42, 28 December 2008 (UTC)
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First Libyan Succession War
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Libyan Independence
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| The Greco-Roman Wars (part of World War II) |
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Greece begins its invasion of Cyrenaica on 28 October 1940
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Treaty of Rhodes, 23 April 1941
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Roman held Libya, Roman North Africa, Egypt
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- Greece gains all of Libya
- Rome's hold over the Mediterranean weakens
- A new ethnicity of Libyans begins; the Greek Libyans
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| Major battles: |
Invasion of Cyrenaica, Siege of El Tag, Battle for Fezzan, Siege of Berenice, Standoff at Tripoli
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Greece
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Rome
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Greco-Roman Wars
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| The War of Libyan Independence |
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The native Libyans began bombings across cities as ways to show they desire independence from Greece on January 15th, 1969
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The Revolution is put down by Greece, Libya complies on June 31st, 1973
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- Libya does not gain its independence
- Greece's hold over its colonies weakens
- The natives are more complient to Greece
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Bombings over major cities, skirmishes across the country, re-taking of Berenice by Greek forces
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Greece
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Libyan revolutionaries
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Muammar al-Gaddafi
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