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Murder of Thomas Sankara: Forced Disavowal and Oblivion

Publication date 24/10/1987 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

A week after the assassination of Burkina Faso President Thomas Sankara during a coup d'état, early supporters expressed their sadness and despair at the tomb where he was buried on the street. Blaise Compaoré, suspected of being involved in this death, tries in various ways to discredit Thomas Sankara and even to make him forget. In this way, he intends to make pass in his camp a majority of the population always faithful to his memory. Commentary on factual images, alternating with a short interview with Blaise Compaoré who defends himself from any involvement.

Thomas Sankara stigmatizes Pieter Botha’s visit to France

Publication date 18/11/1986 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

During François Mitterrand’s trip to Burkina Faso, President Thomas Sankara addresses him in a speech: he discusses the visit to France of South African President Pieter Botha, whom he strongly criticises. François Mitterrand answers him with humour.

Burkina Faso: portrait of President Thomas Sankara

Publication date 17/11/1986 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

Portrait of the President of Burkina Faso, Thomas Sankara, three years after his seizure of power thanks to a coup d'état. Commentary on illustration images, punctuated by the glowing testimonies of a nun and the former president of the country, Jean-Baptiste Ouedraogo.

Misunderstood and unloved, Thomas Sankara is constant and true to himself

Publication date 16/10/1987 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

The day after the assassination of the President of Burkina Faso during a coup d'état, a short archive interview with Thomas Sankara. Illustrated by the image of a cyclist on a road surrounded by precipices, she highlights these outstanding aspects of his personality: loyalty to himself and constancy in spite of adversity.

Thomas Sankara and female emancipation

Publication date 11/09/1986 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

In Burkina Faso, President Thomas Sankara made the emancipation of women in his country one of his priorities: equality with men, education, health, employment, are part of the program of his Revolution. Commentary on illustration images, with an excerpt from a speech by Thomas Sankara and a short interview with the minister of family development Joséphine Ouédraogo, on the problem of excision.

Thomas Sankara: why Upper Volta became "Burkina Faso"

Publication date 06/02/1986 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

The President of Burkina Faso Thomas Sankara answers the questions of Richard Tripault on the Soir 3 plateau: he explains in particular the reasons for the change of name of the "High Volta" for that of "Burkina Faso".

Coup d'Etat in Upper Volta: Sankara in power

Publication date 05/08/1983 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

During a coup d'état in Upper Volta, a National Council of the Revolution led by Captain Thomas Sankara, pro-libya, overthrew President Jean Baptiste Ouédraogo, who advocated close cooperation with France. This event could therefore change the geopolitical situation.

The revolution according to Sankara: fight against corruption and for food independence

Publication date 11/12/1985 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

In Burkina Faso, the revolution led by Thomas Sankara aims to achieve agricultural autonomy and food self-sufficiency, but also to clean up political mores. He explains his position.

Thomas Sankara criticizes France’s African policy

Publication date 10/12/1984 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

Thomas Sankara, the new leader of Upper Volta, speaks about African politics in France: he criticises his paternalism and his neo-colonial attitude towards Upper Volta.

Thomas Sankara: his vision of future relations between Haute-Volta and France

Publication date 04/10/1983 From €100.00

Thomas Sankara

Thomas Sankara, the new head of state of Upper Volta and spokesman for the revolution, explains that his country intends to maintain good diplomatic relations with all countries, including France, the former colonizing power.

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