Looks like the earlier posts were removed due to copyright problems, so here’s the same documentary from another user. Hope this keeps up.
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Movies for the classroom: Toussaint L’Ouverture and the Haitian Revolution
It’s a minor miracle that this documentary wasn’t yanked by YouTube for copyright reasons.
In keeping with our Haiti focus, I found this excellent documentary–in suprisingly good picture quality–about the 1791-1804 Haitian Revolution. Students who only know about Haiti from the earthquake would do well to watch this important early chapter in the country’s history.
NOTE: The original copy of this film had its last part missing (yanked by YouTube), so I found a substitute with lesser picture quality. Once the original last part resurfaces, I will replace it on this post.
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