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Brazzaville, capital of the People’s Republic of Congo

Publication date 15/02/1969 From €100.00

Congo independence

Commentary on images of Brazzaville, capital of the People’s Republic of Congo. Aerial views of the different districts of the city, its cathedral and its futuristic church.

The "Case de Gaulle" in Brazzaville

Publication date 15/02/1969 From €100.00

Congo independence

Commentary on images of Brazzaville, from its stadium where the Independence Day takes place every year and the "Case de Gaulle", residence of the French ambassador since the independence of the People’s Republic of Congo.

Song featuring President Marien Ngouabi

Publication date 12/05/1970 From €100.00

Congo independence

Young Congolese perform a song featuring President Marien Ngouabi.

Interview with the President of the Congo, Fulbert Youlou

Publication date 23/11/1961 From €100.00

Congo independence

Fulbert YOULOU, President of Congo Brazzaville is interviewed about his talks with General de Gaulle during this visit to France which is coming to an end. He explains that he discussed relations between France and the Congo, the economic development of his country and the situation in the Belgian Congo.

Decolonization: economic difficulties

Publication date 01/10/1965 From €100.00

Congo independence

Interview with Alphonse de MASSAMBA DÉBAT, President of Congo Brazzaville, about the economic dependence of the new independent state on foreign capital holders.

The centenary of Savorgnan de Brazza

Publication date 21/02/1952 From €100.00

Congo independence

On the occasion of the centenary of Pierre SAVORGNAN DE BRAZZA, Italian explorer who opened the roads of Black Africa and gave France an immense territory, a ceremony of remembrance takes place on each building of the French Navy, and at the cemetery of Algiers where he rests. This ceremony is the occasion for the French News to make a portrait of Pierre SAVORGNAN DE BRAZZA who, during his first voyage of exploration, going up the river Ogooué, reached the banks of the Congo where he planted the French pavilion. Along the way, he created two cities of the future: Franceville and Brazzaville. This pioneer knew how to make himself loved by the people he met, who had awarded him the title of "Father of slaves". In 1880 he had King Makoko sign a protectorate treaty, ceding to France his sovereign rights. Grateful France has allowed the Congo to develop. Comment on illustration images of Congo and engravings.

Independence of the Republic of Congo

Publication date 17/08/1960 From €100.00

Congo independence

Proclamation of the independence of the Republic of Congo on 15 August 1960 in the presence of André MALRAUX, Minister of the French Government. The ceremonies resulted in a military parade in the streets of Brazzaville, as well as the inauguration of a statue of General de Gaulle. Silent Document

Riots in Congo Brazzaville

Publication date 22/02/1959 From €100.00

Congo independence

Report filmed the days following the riots of February 1959 in the Congo Brazzaville, riots that bloodied the country and led to the intervention of French troops. Reporters filmed houses that were on fire or in ruins, refugee populations in churches, the wounded treated in hospitals. They attended a meeting at the town hall of Brazzaville with the head of the government, the Abbé Fulbert YOULOU.Document muet

Independence Days of the Republic of Congo

Publication date 05/12/1962 From €100.00

Congo independence

Commentary on images of the 2nd anniversary of the independence of the Congo: arrival of the President of the Republic Fulbert Youlou, military parade, ceremony and ball at the Presidential Palace in the presence of a television station.

Home of the President of the Congo, Fulbert Youlou in Paris

Publication date 22/11/1961 From €100.00

Congo independence

During his official visit to France, the President of the Republic of Congo, Fulbert Youlou, was welcomed in Bry-sur-Marne by General de Gaulle. The two heads of state then meet at the Elysée. Commentary on factual images.

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