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Historical context
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Important plantation owners
The Sugar Refinery
The Desbassayns estate
The Desbassayns Family
Life style – Social life
Architecture
The story of the estate
The slave trade
The origin of the slaves on Bourbon island
The slave trade in the Indian Ocean
The illegal slave trade
Slavery
The ‘Code noir’
The conditions and daily lives of slaves
Resistance to slavery
The Church and slavery
Abolition
Abolisionist movements
Abolition of slavery in Reunion
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Websites
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Plantation society
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Footer information
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Homepage
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The museum's scientific committee
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Legal notice
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Resources
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News
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Resources
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In the spotlight
Intergenerational transmission of violence in filiation links
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The slavery registers of the French colonial empire listed as UNESCO world heritage
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In the spotlight
Between oblivion and memory: what role can be played by History?
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In the spotlight
The wills of Madame Desbassayns
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In the spotlight
Maison Rouge in Saint-Louis: from Desforges-Boucher to the Bénard family (1722-1971)
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In the spotlight
The Church, the State and Slavery
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Inauguration of the Intercontinental Slavery Museum in Port-Louis (Mauritius)
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In the Spolight
Another vision of resistance by slaves during the final century of slavery
(1750-1848)
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Symposium ‘The slave, a human being’
22nd to 25th November 2023
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In the Spotlight
Effects of colonial slavery on the role of the father on Reunion Island
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The melody of water,
Barefoot along the footpaths,
Fugitive, I am reborn
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My Name is February
Exhibition at the Villèle Museum from 18th December 2023 to 30th October 2024
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20 désanm (20th December)
Public holiday on Reunion island
1983-2023
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1723 Letters patent
Exhibition at Villèle museum
19th December 2023 – 31st March 2024
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10th May 2023.
The Villèle historical museum takes part in
Time of memory
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“Museums faced with slavery: the challenge of reconciling accounts of a common heritage”
Symposium, 12th to 16th April 2023
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The Internet ‘Slavery Portal’ in Reunionese Creole
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2022 edition
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The Desbassayns estate
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The slave trade
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’EDMOND…’
Exhibition at the Villèle Museum
as from 19th December 2022
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Seminar ‘History, memories and heritages of slavery’
5th and 6th December 2022
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Conference “
New approaches to slavery
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26th November 2022 – Villèle Museum
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Slavery
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Exhibition: ‘The archaeology of colonial slavery’ at the Villèle museum
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A unique Reunionese heritage
‘Loisirs’. Short stories of Bourbon island
by Auguste Logeais
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International conference. “Slavery. From slave-trades to emancipations: thirty years of historical research”
36.
Abolition slavery
37.
Homage to a great Maloya musician Françoise Guimbert (1945-2022)
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4th edition of the Great 20th December Celebration
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A multilingual website to open up to the world
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Memory of slavery
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Compensation paid out to slave owners recorded in a database
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Atlas of the estate and slavery on Reunion island
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Homage to the historian Marcel Dorigny (1948-2021)
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20 years of the French law entitled ‘Loi Taubira’. The Departmental Council of Reunion announces the creation of an Atlas of Slavery for 2023
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Furcy, the trial for freedom
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Homage to the historian Hubert Gerbeau (1937-2021)
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Great digital 20th December celebrations at the Villèle museum
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Exhibition
« Slavery in Bourbon »
Villèle Museum
December 20th, 2020 - March 28th, 2021
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Conference ‘Slavery. New approaches ’ November 28, 2020 – Villèle Museum
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The European Parliament recognises slavery as a ‘crime against humanity’
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‘The Strange Story of Furcy Madeleine: 1786-1856’
an exhibition at the Villèle Museum
December 11th, 2019 - April 30th, 2020
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Comparative views about slavery
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Portrait Gallery
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Essential Info
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May 23rd,
a national day in homage to the victims of colonial slavery
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Tribute to historian Claude Wanquet (1937-2020)
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170th anniversary
of the abolition of slavery
December 2018 - December 2019
a full year of commemoration
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A new name for
Pas de Bellecombe
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170th anniversary of
the abolition of slavery
1848 - 2018
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Le jour de l’Abolition
: Abolition Day
Exhibition at the Léon Dierx Museum
27th April – 15th September 2019
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A digital portal for the Villèle museum
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Kayamb, bob, roulèr : new acquisitions by the Museum
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Four “heritage and creation” artists’ residencies as part of the commemoration
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The website of Villèle historical Museum, the estate and slavery
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Galerie des portraits
, an exhibition by junior high school pupils
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Understanding the history of slavery through images www.iconotouch.org
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A mobile phone app Kikoné ?
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Creation of research grants to treat the topics of the slave trade, slavery and abolition
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Installation of a work of art
Les Trois Frères
(The Three Brothers) Sandrine Plante Rougeol
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Pièta By William Zitte and Antoine du Vigneaux
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Installation of work of art
Bann Maronèr
(Fugitive Slave) Nathalie Maillot & Nelson Boyer
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International conference
“Slavery, a subject of history, the challenge of memory”
28 November to 1st December 2018
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