Twenty-nine Asian and African governments meet in Bandung to oppose colonialism and racism and to expand cooperation among recently independent and still-colonized peoples. Bandung was not a Pan-African congress, but it strengthened Afro-Asian solidarity and a politics of independent international action.
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Bandung was broader than Pan-Africanism but reinforced shared anticolonial action.
The Bandung Conference was exclusively a Pan-African congress.
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Bandung was an Asian-African conference of governments, broader than the Pan-African movement.