10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FRENCH SUDAN»
Discover the use of
French Sudan in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
French Sudan and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Islamization from Below: The Making of Muslim Communities in ...
In this groundbreaking historical investigation, Brian J. Peterson considers for the first time ho
Brian James Peterson, 2011
2
Hague yearbook of international law
that, in the present proceedings, the order and erratum have only evident- iary
value in respect of the location of the end-point of the boundary be- tween French
Sudan and Upper Volta. The Chamber considers it unnecessary to endeavour to
...
Hague Academy of International Law. Association of Attenders and Alumni
3
Historical Dictionary of Mali
1890, the region of Upper Senegal became the French Sudan (Soudan Frangais)
under the terms of a decree that put it under the general direction of the governor
of Senegal. It was headed by the commandantsupe'rieur and given its own ...
Pascal James Imperato, Gavin H. Imperato, 2008
4
Standard Catalog of World Paper Money General Issues - 1368-1960
In 1904 the are became the colony of Upper Senegal-Niger (changed to French
Sudan in 1920), and became part of the French Union in 1946. In 1958 French
Sudan became the Sudanese Republic with complete internal autonomy.
Senegal ...
5
Culture and Customs of Mali
In 1892, after Ahmadou's final defeat, France declared the area of contemporary
Mali a distinct colony, to be named French Sudan (Soudan Français). The area of
present-day Mali was incorporated into the French administrative unit ...
6
Encyclopedia of African History
Having lost all hope of restoring the federation, the former French Sudan in turn
proclaimed its independence on September 22, retaining the name Mali. Modibo
Keita was to continue to preside over its destiny until he was overthrown in a ...
7
Disease and Empire: The Health of European Troops in the ...
... 1881 Tunisia French Sudan Tonkin 61.0 280.0 60.0 1883-84 1884 1884
Suakin nil 1884-85 French Sudan 225.0 1884-85 Nilotic Sudan 36.4 1885 Tonkin
75.0 1885-86 Nilotic Sudan 4.1 1885-86 French Sudan 200.0 1885 Suakin 2.2
1886 ...
Present-day Mali was called French Sudan (not related to the modern nation of
Sudan). Senegal, French Guinea (modern Guinea), Dahomey (modern Benin),
and Côte d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast) lost and gained territory. Upper Volta (modern ...
Francesca Davis DiPiazza, 2007
9
The
French Empire Between the Wars: Imperialism, Politics ...
And as the limited sources of private finance dried up, colonial dependence on
state funding increased.26 Nowhere was this more apparent than in French
Sudan, a huge landlocked territory at the northern perimeter of AOF.27 French
Sudan ...
10
Determining Boundaries in a Conflicted World: The Role of ...
The territory of French West Africa was also subjected to other reorganizations in
addition to those affecting French Sudan and Upper Volta. A series of decrees
and decisions promulgated between 1899 and 1938 modified and redefined the
...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FRENCH SUDAN»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
French Sudan is used in the context of the following news items.
Malick Sidibé: Studio Malick, Bamako, Mali
Malick Sidibé was born in 1936 in southern French Sudan (now Mali) to a rural herding family. In 1952, his moved to Bamako to attend the ... «Culturekiosque, Mar 15»
BIg Screen Berkeley: 'Timbuktu,' a film of beauty, value
... years later, of course, that I discovered that Timbuktu was real — a city in the West African nation of Mali (or in Grandpa's day, French Sudan). «Berkeleyside, Feb 15»
Survival and Death in a Faraway War
... Coast and French Sudan (now Mali). At the turn of the century these men rapidly became crucial in supporting France's imperial ambitions, ... «New York Times, Feb 15»
Mauritania: How Much Longer Can the Exclusion of Blacks Last?
Finally, the decree of 5 July 1944 returned the Hodh region, which until then had been under the control of French Sudan (known today as Mali) ... «Center for Research on Globalization, Dec 14»
22 funky flags that kind of make us want these countries back
Confusingly, French Sudan was not actually in Sudan at all (largely because the British owned that). The kanaga is the clue that “French ... «BreakingNews.ie, Sep 14»
African resistance and rebellion: The other side of World War I
... to revolt, in northern Dahomey (now Benin), north of Bamako (now in Mali) and in the southern desert of French Sudan (now in Niger). «Al Jazeera America, Sep 14»
Tufts celebrates storied elephant mascot Jumbo
Born in the French Sudan, he was transported to Paris, and then, in 1865, to London. He quickly became the star attraction at the London Zoo, ... «Boston Globe, Sep 14»
France's Operation Barkhan and Saharan ghosts
A British historian described them as “psychopaths in uniform”. Indeed, Voulet had even told the governor of French Sudan that he would crush ... «Middle East Eye, Aug 14»
A Fleet of Taxis Did Not Really Save Paris From the Germans During …
Gallieni served as the governor of French Sudan and Madagascar, in addition to serving as military governor of Paris during World War I. «Smithsonian, Jul 14»
Challenging militarized masculinities
... were conscripted from French Sudan in the first World War, many thousands more in the second). Their return after the first and second World ... «Open Democracy, Jun 14»
