disappointing observations. Nabal was forced to end his mission in El-Guénéïna (Al Junaynha), Sudan, just thirty-five kilometers from the border with Chad. The roads of Sudan, he found, were not suited to light vehicles, and, given the situation in the Republic
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The Office de la Famille Française
Familialism and the National Revolution in 1940s Morocco
Margaret Cook Andersen
supportive of their objectives than its predecessor. 33 As Eric Jennings has shown, settlers and officials in most colonies followed the Vichy government’s lead (the notable exception was Chad where leaders rallied to de Gaulle). Like Vichy officials, they
In French Politics, Culture & Society
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Decolonizing “La Brousse”
Rural Medicine and Colonial Authority in Cameroon
Sarah C. Runcie
countries with projections of a five-to ten-year replacement of French technical assistance doctors were Ivory Coast, Dahomey, Senegal, and Madagascar. Other countries, such as Chad and Central African Republic, were placed on a much longer timeline for
In French Politics, Culture & Society
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Yan Slobodkin
revenue as in the famine areas of French West Africa and Chad. The medical interest in workers’ nutrition in AEF was prompted by a labor and food shortage in the 1920s brought about by an intensification of the lumber trade in the Gabon estuary, as well as
In French Politics, Culture & Society
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- 01 Mar 2018
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