ONUC

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ONUC was a United Nations peacekeeping mission deployed to the Congo in the early 1960s to stabilize the country during a period of severe political crisis and conflict following its independence.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UN operation
United Nations peacekeeping mission
acronymFor Opération des Nations Unies au Congo NERFINISHED
United Nations Operation in the Congo NERFINISHED
administeredBy United Nations NERFINISHED
authorizedBy United Nations Security Council NERFINISHED
commandedBy UN Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjöld (overall authority) NERFINISHED
UN Secretary-General U Thant (overall authority) NERFINISHED
conflict Congo Crisis NERFINISHED
countryServed Congo NERFINISHED
Republic of the Congo (Léopoldville) NERFINISHED
createdByResolution UN Security Council Resolution 143 NERFINISHED
UN Security Council Resolution 145 NERFINISHED
UN Security Council Resolution 146 NERFINISHED
UN Security Council Resolution 161 NERFINISHED
UN Security Council Resolution 169 NERFINISHED
endTime 1964
followedBy no immediate successor UN mission in Congo
hasTask assist Congolese government in maintaining territorial integrity
ensure withdrawal of Belgian forces
prevent civil war in Congo
restore law and order in Congo
stabilize newly independent Congo
support organization of national armed forces
headquartersLocation Kinshasa NERFINISHED
Léopoldville NERFINISHED
legalBasis UN Charter Chapter VI NERFINISHED
UN Charter Chapter VII NERFINISHED
locatedIn Congo NERFINISHED
militaryComponent UN peacekeeping forces NERFINISHED
notableEvent confrontation with secessionist Katanga authorities
involvement in events surrounding the death of Dag Hammarskjöld
operatedDuring decolonization of Africa
operatedIn post-independence Congo political crisis
operationalLanguage English NERFINISHED
French
participatedIn Katanga secession crisis NERFINISHED
military operations in Katanga
policeComponent UN civilian police NERFINISHED
precededBy UNOGIL NERFINISHED
significantFor Cold War-era peacekeeping in Africa
development of UN peacekeeping doctrine
early large-scale UN peacekeeping
startTime 1960
supportedBy troop-contributing countries from Africa
troop-contributing countries from Asia
troop-contributing countries from Europe
usedForceUnder UN Security Council authorization

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