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The captivity of the Almamy Samory Toure (or Samori Toure
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The captivity of the Almamy Samory Toure (or Samori Toure
XEE4176513 The captivity of the Almamy Samory Toure (or Samori Toure, 1830-1900) sovereign and fighter against French colonization: the departures of the black leader captured on September 29, 1898 by the Commander Gouraud for Saint Louis (Saint-Louis) of Senegal Gravure. In " The Little Parisien", on 15/01/1899. Private collection. by Anonymous; Private Collection; (add.info.: The captivity of the Almamy Samory Toure (or Samori Toure, 1830-1900) sovereign and fighter against French colonization: the departures of the black leader captured on September 29, 1898 by the Commander Gouraud for Saint Louis (Saint-Louis) of Senegal Gravure. In " The Little Parisien", on 15/01/1899. Private collection.); Stefano Bianchetti; out of copyright
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The Captivity of Almamy Samory Toure - A Defiant Leader's Departure
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. This print captures a significant moment in history, depicting the departure of Almamy Samory Toure, also known as Samori Toure, on September 29,1898. The black leader and fierce fighter against French colonization was captured by Commander Gouraud and sent to Saint Louis (Saint-Louis) of Senegal. The image portrays the strength and resilience of this African sovereign amidst his captivity. Despite being stripped away from his homeland and freedom, Almamy Samory Toure stands tall with unwavering determination etched upon his face. His piercing gaze reflects both defiance against his captors and hope for a brighter future. This engraving, featured in "The Little Parisien" on January 15th, 1899, offers a glimpse into the turbulent times when European powers sought to dominate Africa through colonization. It serves as a reminder of the struggles faced by African nations fighting for independence during this era. The artist behind this powerful portrayal remains anonymous but has masterfully captured the essence of Almamy Samory Toure's spirit. This print now resides in a private collection where it continues to inspire reflection on themes such as anticolonialism and human rights. As we observe this historical artifact today, let us remember those who fought valiantly against oppression and honor their enduring legacy.
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