Did any other country apart from Russia have slaves up until

China, and actual slaves and even longer iirc

>>2896950
>actual slaves
Are you implying the Russian serfs were not actual slaves?

>>2896964
I am saying that those of the Chinese were certainly more in accordance to what is known as slavery here by the common folk

>>2896945
Brazil didn't abolish slavery until 1888

>>2896964
Russian serfs were not slaves, as bad as their lot was...

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>>2896945
Someone said "America"?

>>2896945
America in 1865, and the British Empire didn't do it until 1843 fully

>>2896945
Saudi Arabia had slaves until 1920s.

>>2896945
Arabs still practiced slavery well into the 20th century and would often make adventures into Africa to collect more.
Ethiopia had slavery until 1937 when Italy (and this was fascist Italy) outlawed it.
Ottoman Empire largely practiced slavery in the 19th century but under European pressure outlawed it but still somewhat continued.

Those come to mind, most of them had slavery in the 20th century.

>>2896945
Saudi Arabia literally had slaves up until the 60s.

>>2897032
Still do really with poor and helpless workers from India, Pakistan and Africa. And Mauritania had it legal until 2007 but still continues slavery.

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>>2896950
>China, and actual slaves and even longer iirc
China reinstated and abolished slavery multiple times.

The Qin Dynasty abolished it, while the Han returned it as a form of penal servitude and the fate of foreign war captives in China. Then the Ming Dynasty abolished it again, though it was low-key continued. The final abolition of slavery in China was in the 18th Century, although the landlords that existed virtually ran on unpaid labor- justified by claiming that the area belonged to the farmers who were their laborers (in China, most farmland was owned collectively by clan villages, considering that they were essentially large families of related people). The Republic declared all slavery abolished.

It's worth noting that slaves bought abroad were never included in abolitions.

>>2896945
Although illegal slavery still exists anon

>>2896945
Forced labour is still worthy enough to note. Not like you could say no at all.