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The 33 pages that link to French Equatorial Africa, each with the reason it gives.

• French West AfricaCompared with: It was the central African counterpart to French West Africa, with a separate capital and administration.

• Belgian CongoCompared with: It offers a neighboring example of a different European colonial administration in the region.

• Anglo-Egyptian SudanCompared with: Its French imperial administration differed from Sudan’s formal Anglo-Egyptian partnership.

• Central African RepublicNarrower topic: The territory that became the country was administered within this federation.

• ChadNarrower topic: Chad was administered within this federation during much of French colonial rule.

• French CommunityNarrower topic: Its constituent territories joined the Community and then became independent in 1960.

• French MadagascarCompared with: Its federation offers a contrasting model of French colonial administration.

• Republic of the CongoNarrower topic: The territory that became the Republic of the Congo was governed within this federation.

• Pierre Savorgnan de BrazzaBroader topic: The federation institutionalized French rule in the region where Brazza had secured early claims.

• BrazzavilleNarrower topic: Brazzaville became the federation’s capital and its principal administrative center.

• Free French ForcesRelated: Its governors’ allegiance gave de Gaulle’s movement territory, resources, and recruits.

• Ubangi-ShariNarrower topic: Ubangi-Shari was one of the federation’s constituent territories.

• Central African Republic independenceNarrower topic: Ubangi-Shari’s colonial administration operated within this federation.

• David DackoNarrower topic: Dacko entered public life within the colonial administration that preceded his presidency.

• French CongoNarrower topic: French Congo became one of the federation’s constituent territories.

• GabonNarrower topic: Gabon was one of the territories governed within this colonial federation.

• Omar BongoNarrower topic: Its colonial administration shaped the state and political elite Bongo entered.

• BanguiRelated: Bangui grew as a colonial administrative center within this federation.

• François TombalbayeNarrower topic: Tombalbaye entered politics while Chad was part of this French federation.

• Barthélemy BogandaNarrower topic: Boganda’s bid for regional unity sought to reshape this colonial federation.

• Jean-Bédel BokassaNarrower topic: Bokassa’s birthplace, Ubangi-Shari, belonged to this federation under French rule.

• Léon M'baNarrower topic: M'ba’s early political career unfolded in Gabon while it belonged to this federation.

• Rabih az-ZubayrRelated: The territories contested by Rabih were later incorporated into this colonial federation.

• African FrenchBroader topic: Its institutions provide a distinct Central African history of French-language expansion.

• Fulbert YoulouNarrower topic: Youlou’s political career unfolded in its territory before the Republic of the Congo became independent.

• History of ChadNarrower topic: Chad’s colonial administration operated within this federation.

• History of the Central African RepublicNarrower topic: The territory was governed within this federation for much of French rule.

• LibrevilleNarrower topic: Libreville served as a major administrative center within the federation.

• MoundouNarrower topic: Moundou’s colonial-era development unfolded under French rule in this federation.

• Sony Lab'ou TansiNarrower topic: Its colonial structures formed part of the history inherited by his post-independence settings.

• History of GabonNarrower topic: Gabon was governed within this federation for most of the colonial period.

• History of the Republic of the CongoNarrower topic: The colony that became the republic was administered within this larger federation.

• Wadai WarNarrower topic: French operations in Wadai were tied to the administration of this federation.