The Last Years of the Atlantic Slave Trade | Free Documentary History

The Last Years of the Atlantic Slave Trade | Free Documentary History


The Last Years of the Atlantic Slave Trade | History Documentary

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Slavery is the shared dark side of the history of many nations around the globe. But apart from the accounts of our schoolbooks and some memorable dates, what do we really know about the struggle to…

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This story is relayed as a docu-drama, researched by historians and brought to the screen by Senegalese feature film director, Moussa Touré.

During the second half of the 19th century, slavery and slave trade slavery were theoretically forbidden. The concept of abolitionism was a known entity among the colonies of various empires. However, the slave trade continued, bringing even more injustice and violence, in a world at the dawn of a major change.

Based on rare archives – logbooks, letters, diaries – written by slaves, ship-owners, slave-traders and colonists – this documentary gathers numerous first person witness accounts. The results: an exceptional documentary that’s become a reference for an era that must never be forgotten.

@danaterrell3099

I still don't understand how a human being can do anything as ugly as this to another living creature let alone another human being. How was this life for a person? How was the Caucasians able to breath air and live with these decisions? We are the products of this… We Americans of all races are the product of this. The ugly… The ugly.
dana t.

@damaris7687

I simply love this channel. Thank you for all your work.

@EBR1

Very well made. What those people went through was horrible beyond imagination.

@spideywhiplash

Wasn't sure about watching this but then I saw it's NOT an American documentary and gave it a shot. Very well done and not political. Just the stories told from several different perspectives at that time through their journals, notes, manuals and narrations. Well worth watching. *I just read the description and it was realistically created by a Senegalese Director. That makes it even better IMO.

@georgemarcouxjr6192

Again, off the mark. Prior to European slavery, African slave trade to the middle east was rampant. Even during the European slave trade it was predominantly to South America and the Caribbean. Read some history people. Was it right? No. Did it happen? Yes. Time to remember the past and make sure it never happens again.

@erin19030

Slavery is the major stain on our country that will never come clean.

@nigelquashie9434

The things humans will do for profit.

@aotearoawhanau7211

Nothing must make christians more proud than their bible justifying such cruelty.

@MH-sk8qs

It is so sad to see people looked at and examined as cattle or horses. The total disregard of humanity is frightening.

@williamprobus7386

This is a crazy world

@jeremybrochu9502

That trip across the Atlantic must of ben horrific so sad lots would die b4 they even got there others would die later on from shackle poisoning. Hard to imagine someone could treat others like this like they wer just animals to them cargo just a dark time in history unimaginable cruelty

@DiscoGemini

Evil bastards!

@helmetjt

Thanks for the upload. Very well produced and dubbed.

@1968superfreak

Too sad for words.

@paulceglinski7172

Who sold those people to the slave traders in the first place?

It's crazy this was even acted out in modern day. Insanity