White king, red rubber, black death

White king, red rubber, black death

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A critical analysis of King Leopold II of Belgium's treatment of the native inhabitants of the Congo Free State in the years 1885-1908, during which time he administered forced labor camps of shocking brutality and plundered the colony's natural resources for his personal gain

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Davidson, Howard (Composer)
Corporate Authors: ArtMattan Productions, British Broadcasting Corporation, Cobra Films, Facets Video (Firm), Periscope Productions, Radio-Télévision belge de la communauté culturelle française, Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen
Other Authors: Bate, Peter (Screenwriter, Director), Dujardin, Francis (Screenwriter, Director), Fraser, Nick (Narrator), Pauwels, Paul, 1956- (Producer)
Format: Unknown
Language:English
Dutch
French
Published: New York, NY : [Chicago, Ill.] : ArtMattan Productions ; Facets Video, [2006?]
Edition:Anamorphic widescreen format (1.85:1)
Subjects:
Léopold > II, > King of the Belgians, > 1835-1909
Exposition internationale Bruxelles-Tervueren > (1897)
Forced labor > Congo (Democratic Republic) > History
Human zoos > Belgium > Brussels
Belgium > Colonies > Congo (Democratic Republic) > History
Congo (Democratic Republic) > History > To 1908
Documentary films
Documentary > Television specials > UNAUTHORIZED
Historical > Television specials > UNAUTHORIZED
Social problem > Television specials > UNAUTHORIZED

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Call Number: ZDVD 21644

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