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miki
dessen I know for deren and dessen but I dont know what does it mean in this context Dessen ungeachtet hat der Tourismus noch keine lange Geschichte. Also, can you translate this sentence and dessen in this context

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"Ungeachtet" requires a genitive object. "Dessen" is used as a demonstrative pronoun here, and replaces that object. It refers to whatever was said before. A literal translation could be "Without regard to this, tourism doesn't have a long history." In a proper translation, you'd just use "regardless", and "dessen" disappears, so that won't help you understand it. :-)

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