Examples of using Mobutu in English and their translations into Hungarian
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They quickly occupied two-thirds of the Congo. But the Congolese army, led by Mobutu, reconquered the entire territory through 1965.
Mobutu blamed the five years of turmoil on"the politicians"
Economic decline started as a result of predatory economic practices, poor governance and insufficient investment under former President Mobutu.
The second President since Mobutu, Mr Kabila,
For months, the political pattern kept changing'until pro-Red Premier Lumumba was seized'by the forces of strongman Colonel Mobutu.'.
the day before Mobutu fled Zaire(and the country was renamed the Democratic Republic of the Congo),
And Mobutu decided that this would be a disaster in terms of publicity,
the stagnation of the Mobutu era, and most recently,
Belgian paratroopers that were deployed to aid Mobutu against the rebels.
the stagnation of the Mobutu era, and most recently,
Even so, Mobutu's relationship with the U.S. radically changed shortly afterward with the end of the Cold War; with the Soviet Union gone, there was no longer any reason to support Mobutu as a bulwark against communism.
Mobutu Sese Seko Nkuku Ngbendu wa Za Banga(October 14, 1930- September 7, 1997), known commonly as Mobutu, or Mobutu Sese Seko, born Joseph-Désiré Mobutu, was the President of Zaire(now the Democratic Republic of the Congo)
For political reasons the Kinshasa government of the Zaire led by Joseph Mobutu did not prevent the attacks, so the Rwandan government and its Ugandan allies threw their support behind the Alliance of Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Zaire, a rebel movement led by Laurent Kabila against Mobutu.
For political reasons the Kinshasa government of the then Zaire led by Joseph Mobutu did not prevent the attacks, and so the Rwandan government and its Ugandan allies threw their support behind the Alliance of Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Zaire, a rebel movement led by Laurent Kabila against Mobutu.
In the midst of this conflict, Kabila, whose primary intent had been to depose Mobutu, moved his forces to Kinshasa, and in 1997, the same year Mobutu Sese Seko died of prostate cancer,
as well as economic problems and domestic unrest, Mobutu agreed to end the ban on other political parties
During the Shaba invasions, France sided firmly with Mobutu: during the first Shaba invasion, France airlifted 1,500 Moroccan troops to Zaire, and the rebels were repulsed; a year later, during the second Shaba invasion, France itself would send French Foreign Legion paratroopers(2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment) to aid Mobutu(along with Belgium).
Next Mobutu.
Mobutu was everywhere.
Mobutu eats it.