this is the of you news live from berlin standing in solidarity people across france honor the well liked history teacher who was beheaded after discussing cartoons the muslim prophet muhammad with his class prime minister john caustics joined the crowd in paris. also coming up in unofficial count shows bolivia's socialist candidate is expected to win the country's presidential election without the need for a runoff vote. and protesters marched on the streets of fellers once again to

demand the resignation of president alexander. they are met by large numbers of security forces using stun grenades and trying ships against the crowds. welcome to the program people across france came out in droves on sunday to show their solidarity with the victim of a brutal knife attack on friday samuel pati was a school teacher we used cartoons of the muslim prophet muhammad to talk to students about freedom of expression police have since detained 11 people in connection with the killing while the suspect himself was shot dead by police soon after the attack. thousands of people came to the plaster lab eprom bleak in paris to show their solidarity with slain teacher samuel patton it was here where large groups also gathered following the 2015 charlie hebdo attacks. but today people

want signs saying just we are saying no or i am a teacher. many came here to grief but also to protest they felt compelled to speak out in support of the teacher and freedom of speech. the level before we're here to defend the republic liberty equality for eternity and secularism but it was not just in paris communities came together across the country to remember the 47 year old teacher. there they said secularism must be the unshakable foundation of our society for that is what allows us to live together we will not allow it to be attacked. but that. we will continue our work when the school year and classes resume we will return to teach without fear because it is not students who committed this crime but it was a young person who obviously was not

a student and failed to understand anything as. patty was on his way home from school when he was attacked shortly after police surrounded the suspect and ordered him to drop his weapon. both argee say they opened fire on the suspect after you tapped police. francis said to hold further national tributes for the victims in the coming days. olivia's socialist candidate louis are said is expected to win the country's presidential election without a runoff and unofficial quick count showed him with more than 52 percent of the vote are said was the economy minister under former president evo morales his closest rival centrist carlos mesa was expected to garner just over 31 percent the winner will have to deal with the coronavirus pandemic in one of the biggest

economic crises in decades. if your corresponding your honor america's is covering the election for us in the now just before we got that unofficial count i asked him what the most urgent issues are the winner is going to have to face. there are 2 huge challenges in this country right now one of then is to unite this country believes is a country that historically has been divided between the people from the cities on the people from from the contrie i mean like indigenous people so that's something that was rain forest during the 14 years i ministration of this so that is a huge challenge the national unity and then is the economy of the pandemic has really shaken this country 30 percent of unemployment the economy has decreased 7 percent in this year so the economy is going to be also be a big challenge for the next president. zooming out johan for

a moment the region how does this election and the country bolivia how is it viewed in the region what impact does it have on latin america bolivia's neighbors. this election is the very important because if least out of the candidates. as part of the must win the election it would mean the coming back of the left wing for believe you are not just for believing this is a very important country in the region so it would be for the for the left in latin america let's remember the last 20 years the left wing was in power you know almost every country in south america and then he was turning to the right so are we going to hear him believe it would be very important for this movement otherwise if. it would mean that they're right wing with the rainforest in the region something also very very important your 100 mirrors our correspondent there in la paz thanks

for bringing us the latest now let's look at some other stories making news around the world polls have closed in guinea following a mostly calm day of voting despite fears of an upcoming electoral dispute incumbent president alpha condé is seeking a controversial 3rd term after months of anti-government protests. demonstrators and police clashed in chile's capital on sunday as thousands marked the anniversary of last year's mass protests police deployed water cannons and tear gas to disperse protesters and sounds jago the demonstration took place under strict police surveillance in an effort to prevent rioting. check police in the capital prague and made numerous arrests after protesters attacked officers during a demonstration against corona virus restrictions at least 20 people were injured the czech republic has closed bars and restaurants and bam sporting events in an

effort to rein in a record surge of new infections. tens of thousands of people marched through the streets of the belarus in capital minsk on sunday demanding the resignation of longtime authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko the opposition says he stole the election in august which both the u.s. and the e.u. have called neither free nor fair security forces used water cannons against protesters and closed off streets with barbed wire the latest protests came just days after the country's interior minister threatened to fire on demonstrators with live ammunition. it was a tense sunday rally in a row in minsk and it was meant with a massive show of police force tear gas rubber bullets security forces continue to take an ever harder line with the protesters. i can just tell you of course were afraid my father is now in prison they sentenced him to 2 weeks because he went to

the demonstration last weekend i'm afraid but what am i supposed to do was put the also a human rights center says more than 100 people were arrested in various cities across the country to protest as a demanding free and fair elections they say they want to see a truly democratic doubt of those. matters because i didn't see we want those who were locked up for no reason at all to be free we have peacefully demonstrating for the release of all political prisoners and we're calling for fresh elections but just what is the concern that the that the mobile we've got of the opposition has now given president alexander lukashenko an ultimatum demanding he end police brutality release all political prisoners and resigned by next sunday opposition leaders say if you go doesn't comply they're planning more mass demonstrations and nationwide strikes a new tactic and new location sunday's demonstration and minsk was held not in the

city center as usual but rather in an industrial area on the city's outskirts. and turkey human rights groups. and opposition politicians are worried about volunteer police forces the patrols known as big chain or introduced by president heir to juan 4 years ago opposition leaders feel he fear he's using them to build up local militias loyal only to him even drawing parallels to the violent brownshirts of nazi germany. this is no standard police check when the situation suddenly escalates a man in uniform pulls out a gun and shoots this kind of violence is becoming increasingly common in turkey and it's carried out by men and women who aren't actually police officers they're called. a voluntary community police force them mainly out in the evenings patrolling neighborhoods vehicles and residents on foot they're allowed to carry weapons after just 3 months of training we're worried about the the huge power as

these rather on educated and untrained forces are going to be given the back she were reintroduced by turkish president rachel type of one as a kind of auxiliary police force after an attempted coup 4 years ago the government says they've made many neighborhoods safe for the opposition however here's the aim is to create local militia members loyal to president. one politicians whose parallels with the violent essay brownshirts of nazi germany. members of the nazis political combat groups also wore brown uniforms they had a bad reputation because of their cruelty and involvement in street brawl it's called. jihad doman has 1st hand experience of a check carried out by the back seat a few weeks ago he was walking through istanbul when the evening took a dramatic turn. to be the sole to the shoppers they grab someone and threw them on

the ground little that someone attempts to help and they hit him it isn't due to us . 10 men stepped in and tried to mediate this caught the attention of the becky they took him to a police station. they wanted that they didn't inform the public prosecutor or stick it out of regulation and kept me at the station with her 9 or 10 hours just for fun this equivocal book to try to get sick dished she has since reported the back teeth for their actions but they're unlikely to face conviction. and what we tend to see happen is the authorities immediately jump to the defense of the police and the police themselves file counter charges against the person whose complaint despite concerns turkey already has more than $20000.00 back and the government says it's planning to recruit more. of a look at sports now shall because start to the bonus league campaign has been less

than impressive with 3 defeats from their 1st 3 games coach of man well bob was desperate for his side to pick up even a point against on your own brain on sunday and bay did just that in a scrappy clash that ended what all. concerned faces have only won one bundesliga match in 2020 and that was last season manuel bowman charge of only his 2nd game faced an uphill battle. after a goalless opening half it looked bleak. for the home side. making it one with its perfect in the 55th minute. substitute. beating his mark is to have the. bottom of the table.

both held on to end the game and a woman will draw shall i have now gone 20. victory. in sunday's early game. missed the chance to go 2nd in the table after drawing had cologne. leading at half time thanks to. penalty but the home side hit back in the 2nd half with andre dubus half volley he was goal was enough for cologne to earn their 1st point of the season won all the fine. let's take a look now at how all of these weekend the weekend's bonus league results in cologne are both off the mark as we saw on saturday leaders live said we're too good for our champions buyer for past be the felde dortmund edged out hoffenheim stuttgart one of head to berlin freiburg draw with bremen. and were held.

so how do all these results of affect the bundesliga table 4 seasons of played so far leipzig remain top but they have biron hot on their heels dortmund also climbed up the standings they're now in 3rd at the other end off the bottom after their draw means mines are now the only team without a point this season. and a little adventure for you now a slack liner in germany has set a new world record but if you're afraid of heights you might want to look away yes decca walked 230 meters across a rope suspended over a football stadium in the city of nuremberg and broke the record for the longest ever stadium slacklining out of course he did have a safety rope because as you might imagine things get pretty wobbly up there even

for. i think i'll stay glued to my seat here watching news from berlin up next doc film the forgotten story of human zoo's stay tuned for that last war news of the top of the hour a 1000000 blue cross thanks very much for watching. can you hear me known for years we're going to debut and how the last 2 years gentlemen sound so that we bring back all. the time surprised to see what is possible to this man could really. want. to talk to people. on the way maurice and critics alike joining us from echols lifestyle.

i. was for more than a 100 years from the mediation hundreds into the 2nd world war they traveled the world in search of people. human beings they classified as exotic animals to be exhibited in humans use these are now if you buy these exhibitions worldwide phenomenon or through out the 19th and 20th century some $35000.00 human beings were exhibited to one and a half 1000000000 other characters of hers. human beings in submitted by other human beings. in susan circuses seaters and anatomy rooms at colonial exhibitions and world famous this is only funny to me to use an anime are placed on the same level as a levels this was extremely disturbing and the same time there was a degree of conditioning which was very difficult to escape from someone who could

take you shopping. children women and men will put on display in order to support a hierarchy of braces and to justify worldwide colonise ation. is worse i would also say it was so successful because people came to see the so-called savages from faraway lands whose exoticism had long fascinated them here for the 1st time they could be marveled at the flag all shared with all those. on they were supposed to depict cannibal ass although none of them actually work hannibal ass it was all just there to see mounds of connacht in all thanks to humans zoos racism became accepted in commonplace visitors flock to see the ever more terrifying savages which were marketers accordingly i am. sambo an aborigine from australia author banga people from congo time. paris

calorie a connect from new caledonia and monica kiley new from guyana. they represent many thousands of people who were exhibited. but whose names history has forgotten. losses so that the numbering is not about a touching blame to people here remembering is above all about understanding what happened and understanding the influence these actions have hard on all of us this exist. 'd 'd 'd before they became mass entertainment she when exhibitions were reserved for the

elite as early as the 16th century europeans imported strange savages from far flung lands with enjoyment of rich arabs to prance the grow course. bought by the beginning of the 19th century this fashion had spread to face pubs and theaters. while reaching a wider audience. than the united states the king in a few minutes to be sions was phineas tyler bonnet. from as early as 1841 his famous freak shows that attracted huge crowds of people and had a fortune. just a day out for you up the want to put the strangest people in the world on stage as it was. in the war mermaid can join twitter a bearded lady

a giant they were all assembled in a gallery of the bizarre where visitors can catch a glimpse of an amazing and fantastic world hollywood didn't yet exist or but barnum was responsible for establishing a fascination for the strange. phantom revolutionize the american circus when he created the greatest show on earth a huge traveling circus with 5000 seats this was also where he presented his savages to the public. info to more than 100 american commercial agencies and consulates throughout the world asking them to send him real wild savages in order to increase his worldwide truth of what he called franks. the irishman of robert

cunningham was able to satisfy phantoms wishes. when he heard about pleasure in 1903 he was in a strain in north queensland to the aborigines the country's indigenous people who had been oppressed by british settlers since the 18th century deprived of their most basic rights victims of violence and racial segregation they were considered little more than a part of the former and flora. greenland one of the striking for the colony this was the turning point where aboriginal people who'd been living near. the camp you're right because their land was being tagged and or europe. aborigines before still even villages called black camps. coming in that could come on a young aboriginal man who renamed. tamba. temples companions were

also given new names. to be kenny and their son teddy jr billy suzy. jimmy and bob. the prevailing pseudo scientific ideology ranked aborigines the lowest amongst the hierarchy of human rights since making them highly sought after fishermen funded shows that we considered unsuited to modern life and facing extinction. aren't denying that not long after trying him got them on the bike from town so they wanted to get back to the community they want to go are we now that the people was not aware of. what they were getting yourselves involved with caring and actually had the removal of clive's so that when ratified. when i got

into sydney 2 people actually used to describe when a stamp place and the whole matter ended up in the world or the judge they were raised to his guy presented here coming here through a box. in the wake of this upset of the group hastily boarded a ship in sydney and after a long crossing day chill into the greatest show on earth in your. own i'm a prepared his new acquisitions to be the highlight if he showed he created a backstory for each of them and gave them drones to play. cower before billy the hunter and his terrifying scars succumb to the chance of suzy princess of queensland experience the thrill is fierce warrior tambo performs his sin safe. you know more dense. 2

the 2 traveled across america at breakneck speed and. the troops appearance in more than $130.00 american and canadian cities pushed them to exhaustion. while bonamy cunningham made a fortune. handing. out imagine i was the remote on the north grave there to be a writer. in all the horror that would feel to be sitting there. trying to pray and trying to people find noises from hours of. darkness the other. in 8841 year after arriving in america and having traveled the whole country town both fell ill and

died while still in tula. cunningham had the body mummified and sold his remains to a favorite and museum in treatment. more deaths followed in quick succession however the show went on despite these losses cunningham knew his trip to conquer europe he shipped them to london the capital of humans use. in london they performed nightly at the crystal palace which was constructed in $1051.00 full of the greatest submission. soon seen by sunil truly bizarre no i'm not sure whether the visitors at that time i don't know if this is to say to themselves is all this is a business this is not really real but just like today he saw absolution when i don't think that the distance was there on the bus. dangerous thing from all those

wars. after england the aborigines set out on an extensive 2 were through the all through seriousness and music course. just asked not to come in berlin cardia and some pieces. of the funny vision in paris with the last survivors were photographed jenny in time beaching you who had both contract tuberculosis. patient billie 10 most companion design. isn't really. very. i just wondered where years just looking at him a computer. for suppressed . los lobos teams of this team going overseas into another world into a spin stripped of those powers and

a sense of a spin you merely added because is dominated by somebody else or probably meant to do. you nasa sidey he was respected as woman but may spawn. when you see them. with the supposed to be a strange government granddad volta has brought home the more from remains his ancestor tamba so that you can finally rest in peace on palm island among his people. combos mum of 5 body had been found in 1903 in the united states in the basement of a funeral home in cleveland ohio. the strong readers are very spare comes from interest for country. i feel so much for the spirit back home and he's free. is free.

this story needs to be called. the george davis types of the prize. gun readers of us when peter. was. in this period when exoticism was all the rage show organizers mock the only ones to trust the interests of the exhibitions around us to. colonial house full of bloody opportunity to introduce to their citizens both economies as well as the validity of their periods policies.

at the end of the 19th century a renewed impulse to colonize developed in the west that prompted the european powers but also the us in japan to freely divide among themselves those territories still available. in particular africa. the world was gradually appropriated by those who saw themselves as uniquely civilized. at the same time humans use proliferated to justify colonial domination of the world. and. if a group could resist colonizing people have to accept our share from most of their own myth and that is exactly what happens on the tires is not only in africa but

also in japan and also where it's received if you're born here you're. a little goose the word exist in order for the savage to exist she would those who are presumed to be savages must accept that this is indeed exactly what they are clearly a victim of. at the beginning of the $890.00 s. the role of the human soused was shifting in response to political objectives which one must be staged an orchestrated. moloko story is that of a survivor after months of humiliation she was able to return to have a leech and have people. 100 years later her descendants recalled the suffering of the exhibit people and

she had learned on the trauma. more nicole and her companions belonged to the kenyan people 1000 years of iona in 1902 more liko together with other people in his village left the banks of the moroni river in guyana accompanied by the sound of strong sheen 32 others have volunteered to undertake the journey to europe. there's also no one very more than the old people told us that there was a big party before the parcher. it but they still remember a must and that the ship gradually disappeared over the horizon. of then they could still see what was happening but by the sheer glee on the horizon there was silence

there is no. difference explorer from one level sent by the military for colonies was able to convince the collini to head off into the unknown the money in beautiful science and found that they would be well treated. i think what it cost travel compared with were better for women and children for a game voluntarily or locked up in cages or what they were supposed to make pottery imperils up until dugout instead they were forced to act as savages for the audience and were w. humiliated in the process they were not accepted for who they were and they quickly realized that they are indeed regarded as savages. subjected to constant humiliation the killing here like all other people exhibited at the time was subjected to racial scientific studies. yeah the air.

to the exhibition of the was a great success. the public flocked to the shop and the came at us through. the embodied to perfection what human savages wanted to be like. the wintel disease and exhaustion rapidly caused the deaths of some members of the true comparison to show continued nonetheless. of the original 32000000 year who travel to france only 10 returned to their village. more like oh was one of them. least of all the early hero of this part of the killing you know history is very distressing because the people could not mourn their loss or general feel very viscous of as grief is something very important to various colleagues peoples and

even a century later it is still impossible to sort of. you as a day. care only in india a mother and daughter they direct ascendance of monaco. i have never seen these photos of monocle and his fellow companions of misfortune taken my bonaparte. and i know that's monaco that was a great grandmother's 1st name she was called the name we don't know and the other one of mine. she said they were afraid when they reached france and guess what she said when she told me what happened of it or. when i feel sorry for them back then and what they mean but the men who are. in the camp if you

feel so let them. boy and when i look at these photos here we've got a. monkey on the pod like father never talked about his grandmother leaving him a beautiful i've never seen these fighters say it was your dream. but i can look at them. as your god if he. was unspoken trauma is something the descendants still struggle with today. you know by anybody i don't think it was right or bill bennett what was the corner boy the way the white people made them do all this nonsense is it way you know what did they want with them. such behavior is mistreatment and marble money to buy if a white man takes them away he must treat them for. such treatment was simply not

correct what the media and you know i mean they wanted to force their will on a color you had lasik but maybe they did not play them i'm maybe that's what happened. nobody really knows what happened back then no one. really exists there is no textbook course about indigenous history. story of how are you on today it's no historian has dealt with this aspect of those and yet it is part of our identity said also a facet of history from least 12 of the false that's why we're going to rest it i just today we're told in. the exhibition of the killing you know was an important 1st step towards the state exploitation of the colonized people for propaganda purposes. the ministry

of colonies took control of human exhibitions oh private shows now needed it's all cries asian. the production spread across the atlantic america was now also getting involved of all the peoples exhibit is a monster down in terms of popularity 6 diminutive africans attracted everyone's attention they were backward pekinese from the belgian congo the st louis anthropology department had financed an african expedition led by the explorer samuel vernon to bring them to be presented exclusively if the exhibition. also bangle was one major 41 in height this young man with the any magic smile was soon to become the most popular among. samuel burner it was commissioned explicitly to bring back paid me because

it was a lean time that they were the least civilized people on the planet and the whole point of the st louis world's fair was to map human progress from the lowest to the highest with a paper sent to represent the lowest form of humanity. since i was in 85 the congo had been the property of the building king leopold the 2nd his authority was unchallenged and his rule was particularly violent and hosh acts of brutality were commonplace. salman vine unself said how he captured the paid news he wrote about how the people were crying as he was like loading newspeople on to the ships and. got away he also indicated how he had gone into villages with force he was armed and he

had consent and the support of a group all regime to exercise his mission. of all the so-called specimens presented at the exhibition to pygmies around the precious cheerio city among the visitors. they represented absolute savagery. this small statue was due to move the logical adaptation to living in the equitorial rainforest. according to westerners it signified that there was subhuman . they saw in the confirmation of man's descent from apes proof of darwin's famous theory of the missing link between man and animal. day after day off of bengal was treated to the americans fogarty and contend.

a lot of bankers tease or probably most responsible for the horrendous experience he had in the united states because of his teeth which were shipped to points a very common practice in the congo this imagery of ality. idea here in a can of or is he was. just deception consummated samuel venice success he received the st louis gold medal at the closing ceremony of the exhibition which is attracted almost $20000000.00 visitors. after traveling to the congo again the explorer finally took auto banqueting new york is american adventure had resumed behind us it was not you know 6 seminal

event it was unable to provide for his pygmy so he loaned him to the head of the bronx zoo who put him in a monkey cage. he was made to play the savage with bow and arrows props in a few short years more than 40000 people came to see him in an implosion he shared with a chimpanzee. his new partner with him he performs small tricks. there's an outcry in the press and not just the african-american prosper increasingly in the mainstream press and this is so degrading so contrary to what a civilized nation should be doing that so with orders together with some of the ministers in new york got worked out an arrangement to have banker conveyed to an orphanage. now for a new can of a religious community also being a hope finally to be able to integrate into his adopted country the black ministers

who took him in in 1010 gave him a western christian education he went to primary school and took english lessons subsequently he was sent to lynchburg virginia where he got to know and spencer a respected african-american poet and civil rights activist. she told him to write to. protect. didn't supporters of course of a good try to live a normal life and go to work. as a congo pygmy he could not adapt to the country as the ku klux klan. well the end of the story is the 1st world war breaks out and it was clear to bangor that it's going to be very very difficult to get back to the congo have we don't know exactly what precipitated saxon but you know he takes his own life. as

a gun and leaves his residence should some sell through the heart. is the time of his death toll vs ours to come to the united states it was the most famous savic in american showbusiness. his body was never claimed by the conqueror . and. the yard in. the middle of banga story is the story of racism the thousands of people who stared out of anger and fail to see if she was being if it's if we can see how throughout history these men and women have been denied their sheer manatee in order to justify the alleged superiority of white people in the us in the garage. i am.

the 1st world war reset attitudes towards exhibiting people and to colonial operations the 2 great powers britain and france chose out of economic and military opportunism to enroll people from their communist. they now believe they can be civilized and useful if they can be kept under supervision yesterday savages which days brave soldiers all indigenous workers. in the eyes of the countries they find for they are now fighting an even move primitive savage. the germans.

after victory was achieved afro caribbean hindu african american cannot get african and asian soldiers from the french and the allied armies caray didn't the show's elisei to the chivas of the crowds. this is the story when the budget of the human exhibition that 1800 different now there are no longer savages the rush of service they remain natives and are not already quite sick but they no longer live in darkness is there on the road to civilization and are portrayed as being at the service of the great close relations sellers they go on the struggle to know the pacification of these territories the state it holds with the help of folklore exoticism it would be even a rada system if leaders of the result is a world that only functions due to the domination of the west just was the message remains the savior george we are the masters and they are the natives sluggo is a shit. money us color we was 21 when he agreed to leave his new caledonian homeland to travel to paris

with 100 fellow connex. it was 981 he trusted the french official who suggested he and the others present their connect culture at the colonial exhibition in paris. they were to return in 8 months some. $100.00 people agreed to undertake the journey including teachers students customs officers fighters and seamen. little did they know that they would become the tragic heroes of one of the greatest humiliations in french history. in the shutdown but in little stone mario's was told he could not leave his implosion unaccompanied to rest or praying . none of the promises made were kept he had been tricked it was if

he had returned to the 19th century. and i must obey it was terrible they had to perform from morning till night about it the women had to breastfeed in public they had to build dug out and danced all day. it is the stuff they were slaves i think that violates human dignity is even though nobody died people should not treat other people like that it will presume. some of the trip went to germany while twice a week the others performed at the colonial exhibition in paris. the organizers exhibited them as natives from new caledonia as part of the colonies official presentation. unlike in the shadow of the cremata

stone they were not presented as savages but as bone natives of the empire. france wish to showcase the scope of an empire which was at its peak with a population of 100000000 and an area twice that of the roman empire. most of it is was a colonial exhibition was $2.00 to $3.00 times the size of disneyland paris and it took place not outside but in the center of paris in former workers districts that had been completely redesigned at the time the cinema was still in its infancy sound film had just been invented and here an entire colonial empire was now being recreated in orbit it was like a holy auditor soon and. the exhibition was inaugurated by the president to lead and russian military joined by the undersecretary of state for the colonies

blaze. in just a few months 33000000 tickets were sold. in school and to celebrate suffolk 931 was the peak of the motor should do for others not to say that a real decline was starting. it was important to show that france is history which would cost a lot of money as coatless parliamentary debates has finally paid off the neural tube research and the promise of educating a theory or people to a level not too far removed from the nation's standards have been achieved over. all over the world voices will beginning to denounce human seems the 1st time an enormous scandal erupted in france the human rights like the communists and even former communists of new caledonia were protesting all agreed that such displays

were unacceptable you could not glorify the civilizing mission of colonize sation and at the same time exhibit fake savages. the connects being exhibited in germany also starts rebelling and were less and less willing to play the game. to protest prompted the minister of. colonist to order the shot out of him tough strong to close the it's a bishop and to bring back part of the troop in germany at harkins. at stake was the honor of the french republic which could not be seen to be condoning such productions. the authorities decided to repatriate troops that connects arrived home in july 1932.

mario scalloway did not wish to return he saw his future in france and refused to board the ship in mass a and returned to the woman he loved she was french her name was juliet gabrielle faster and missing her was the only good luck it had in france. a few weeks later the couple married in border. what is surprising is that the marriage contract here says the future wife wishes to keep her french nationality out the less any difference is as can be because converts were considered to be foreigners even though they came from the french colony. so that was born one year later. she was only a few months old when models died in a tram accident. her family always hate the fact that her father was

a canary. only in her old age she discovered her origins thanks to a journalist friend. today sorbet has returned to the zoological gardens where her father was exhibited . there are also a song that i would say it's a french but also new caledonian story on i'm proud because it was my father but the way he was treated is shocking. to the song it's not a very nice story especially as i never got to know him. this place touches me as i think it shows i have the feeling that these people are always present here. this film on. a range from arias says remains to be returned to new caledonia in 2006. today he

rests among his people in the cemetery on the island of leave. your number 2 on am and we returned by ship and took him to the try they prepared food to the children and everyone spoke about his story he has returned to his back home . the exhibition of the k'nex was one of the last in europe the scandal was so great that such shows were no longer possible. in the decade prior to

the 2nd world war human zoos and colonial exhibitions gradually ceased. the last of such it's a vicious took place at the end of the decade in britain portugal germany and italy there were no longer profitable public was tired of them only a few diehards hung on but their productions were so blatantly mediocre the visitors shunned them. but. the end of human sous marked the start of revolts heralding decolonization wars to abandon the souse was to abandon colonial domination a new era had begun but one of conflict and suffering. in the next 20 years from 942960 would be the darkest and most violent of the 20th

century the 2nd world war to colonize session the revolts against segregation in the united states away from a violent struggle swept all over the world. this long chapter of history really only concluded when the colonies won their independence from the mid 19th fifty's through in the mid 1970 s. . from there on words. the west will try by any means to race this shameful past. is that is rumored to lupul do it all for the history of the human zeus's forgotten because a belongs to the history of focal chornobyl yet not to the great colonial history that is our goals were sold the researchers of the fifty's to able to spawn this phenomenon completely irrelevant gardener is achieved today we're beginning to rediscover all this and ask ourselves the simple question of how could people in the west believe that human beings on the other side of the ocean were all savages

really so that. in the mid 1990 scientists and museum directors began to open the cranks search the archives and even to exam remains. in temple and all of it is important to study the past in order to understand what is happening in the present series would want to draw qualia for example if you want to understand why racism exists in our societies you only have to look at the human zoos through the history of colonization and slavery for a 1000000 or more only then will you understand why there is still a claim for a superior domination today. in goodness. to lay this pass to rest the body must rest in peace. we one day send home the bodies of the exhibited as we did in the past with tambo. will we one day write down moloko story

into the history books of guyana and also france all that of money away to overcome the conflicting memories that persist not least in new caledonia what can we do so that one day the body of autumn bend that is reclaimed by the conga and written into the country's history. it is now the duty of a generation to rescue these stories from oblivion. i'm a back creation and in life and culture of remembrance coming finally close the chapter on human soon.

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