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Hagenback`s human zoo “Sudanese troupe” The Nubian exhibit was very successful in Europe and toured Paris, London, and Berlin. He also dispatched an agent to Labrador to secure a number of ‘Esquimaux’ (Inuit) from the settlement of Hopedale; these Inuit were exhibited in his Hamburg Tierpark. African Culture, Native American Indians, Native Americans, Human Pictures, In The Zoo, History Page

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Hagenback`s human zoo “Sudanese troupe” The Nubian exhibit was very successful in Europe and toured Paris, London, and Berlin. He also dispatched an agent to Labrador to secure a number of ‘Esquimaux’ (Inuit) from the settlement of Hopedale; these Inuit were exhibited in his Hamburg Tierpark.

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The businessman Maurice Maitre alongside Selknam group in the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1889. Australian Aboriginals, Melbourne Museum, European People, Canadian Culture, Rare Historical Photos, Bonnie Clyde, Faith In Humanity

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The businessman Maurice Maitre alongside Selknam group in the Universal Exhibition in Paris in 1889.

In 1906, this Congolese replica “factory” was built in Marseille as part of a colonial exposition. Congolese families were also brought over to work in the factory. In February 2004 its remains were burnt down. French Colonial, African History, Congo, French History, Abandoned Places, Madagascar, Wildlife

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In 1906, this Congolese replica “factory” was built in Marseille as part of a colonial exposition. Congolese families were also brought over to work in the factory. In February 2004 its remains were burnt down.

Human Zoos ~ Not long ago, people from Europe and other countries came to visit humans, locked in cages, exhibited in front of a large audience and thrown in with animals at their local zoo. At the World Fair in 1889, held in Paris, 400 Africans and Aboriginals were displayed to crowds of people, stripped down half-naked and thrown into cages. In the early 1900s, the Bronx Zoo had an exclusive exhibit with a Pygmy female. The 1958 World’s Fair in Brussels kept a Congolese village on display. People Around The World, Around The Worlds, Pan Africanism, Bronx Zoo, Horrible Histories, Walk The Earth

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Human Zoos ~ Not long ago, people from Europe and other countries came to visit humans, locked in cages, exhibited in front of a large audience and thrown in with animals at their local zoo. At the World Fair in 1889, held in Paris, 400 Africans and Aboriginals were displayed to crowds of people, stripped down half-naked and thrown into cages. In the early 1900s, the Bronx Zoo had an exclusive exhibit with a Pygmy female. The 1958 World’s Fair in Brussels kept a Congolese village on display.

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Five members of the Kawesqar tribe, from Tierra del Fuego in Chile’s far south, who were taken to Europe in 1881 to be displayed. Chile, Archaeological Discoveries, Us History, History Class, American History, Anthropology, American Indians

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Five members of the Kawesqar tribe, from Tierra del Fuego in Chile’s far south, who were taken to Europe in 1881 to be displayed.

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Woman and child on exhibit at a "human zoo". I didn't want to believe that they actually existed either. But look it up--it's a disgustingly true piece of American and European history European History, Otto Von Bismarck, History Facts, The Past

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Woman and child on exhibit at a "human zoo". I didn't want to believe that they actually existed either. But look it up--it's a disgustingly true piece of American and European history

Selknam natives en route to Europe for being exhibited as animals in Human Zoos, 1899. Native American Medicine Wheel, Native American Tribes, How To Treat Anxiety, Survival Skills, Survival Weapons

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Selknam natives en route to Europe for being exhibited as animals in Human Zoos, 1899.

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At 21, Ota Benga was brought to the United States by African explorer Samuel Verner. Verner displayed Ota Benga alongside six other pygmies of the Congolese Mbuti tribe at the St. Louis World Fair in 1904. Verner then escorted them back to the Congo, but Benga returned to America for the second time and ended up on display at the Bronx Zoo. He then studied at a colored orphan asylum and attended a Baptist Seminary. But only the forest held his attention and he ultimately took his own life. Livingstone, African Tribes, African Diaspora, African Americans, Tanzania Africa

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At 21, Ota Benga was brought to the United States by African explorer Samuel Verner. Verner displayed Ota Benga alongside six other pygmies of the Congolese Mbuti tribe at the St. Louis World Fair in 1904. Verner then escorted them back to the Congo, but Benga returned to America for the second time and ended up on display at the Bronx Zoo. He then studied at a colored orphan asylum and attended a Baptist Seminary. But only the forest held his attention and he ultimately took his own life.

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“Exhibit B,” a traveling show that mimics the human zoos of the colonial era, is prompting cries of racism in Europe. Freak Show Circus, Zoos, Ny Times, Exhibit, Colonial, Traveling

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Trapped in a Human Zoo: The documentary of eight Inuit who came from Labrador in 1880 to Europe lured by promises of adventures and wealth, only to realize they had been trapped in a world that time has today forgotten; the world of human zoos. Thirty-five thousand indigenous people from around the world were recruited for these zoos. Native American Images, African Royalty, Canadian History

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Trapped in a Human Zoo: The documentary of eight Inuit who came from Labrador in 1880 to Europe lured by promises of adventures and wealth, only to realize they had been trapped in a world that time has today forgotten; the world of human zoos. Thirty-five thousand indigenous people from around the world were recruited for these zoos.

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"Human Zoos. The Invention of the Savage" Edited by Blanchard Pascal, Boëtsch Gilles and Jacomijn Snoep Nanette Introduction by Lilian Thuram (Actes Sud / Musée du quai Branly 2011)

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