Mpala
DR Congo
Mpala, DR Congo, shares 8 connections with 184 other places across 5 topics, anchored in its history as a 19th-century missionary and military outpost on Lake Tanganyika. A Belgian military station established there in 1883 was transferred to the White Fathers in 1885, drawing it into a network of Central and East African places including Kalemie and Tanzania. Its strongest ties span religion and landmarks, reaching as far as Dar es Salaam, which features in the 1889 Abushiri Revolt that briefly isolated the mission.
Charles Lavigerie
Connects Mpala to: Kalemie, DR Congo | Carthage (municipality), Tunisia | Karema, Tanzania | Djendel
Aly Kassam-Remtulla
Connects Mpala to: United Kingdom | Oxford, England | Illinois | Puerto Rico | Rhodes, Greece
Zanzibar
Connects Mpala to: Kenya | Tanzania | Oman | Madagascar | Aden, Yemen
Lake Tanganyika
Connects Mpala to: Tanzania | Zambia | Malawi | Burundi | Democratic Republic of the Congo
January 1918
Connects Mpala to: United States | California | Germany | Chicago, Illinois | New York City, New York
White Fathers
Connects Mpala to: Cambridge, England | Berlin, Germany | Rome, Italy | South Africa | Birmingham, United Kingdom
Dar es Salaam
Connects Mpala to: Alexandria, Egypt | Tanzania | Zambia | Abidjan, Ivory Coast | Maputo, Mozambique