What would you do if you were betrayed by a man you called brother?
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Chinua Achebe experienced the long-term effects of colonialism in his home country first hand. Throughout all of his life, he urged all of Africa to rediscover their cultural identity instead of simply accepting that of Westernized culture.
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Tom Mboya’s was assassinated in 1969, killed at the young age of 39. In his short life, he helped win independence in Kenya, influence the American Civil Rights Movement, and change countless lives around the world.
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Though Maharero did not successfully drive the Germans from his home, he is still a hero to his people. Long after his death and burial, his people were able to return to their homeland and give him a proper burial in the land he fought for.
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Mebenga m’Ebono, like Rudolf Duala Manga Bell in The German King, grew up in a time of colonialism in Kamerun. Both great men saw the dangers that were approaching their country, and both gave their lives to defend it.
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Black History month has arrived, and the German King team is celebrating those who dedicated their lives to fight inequality and tyranny. Visit the German King pages each Friday as we spotlight a different hero from African history.
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The Tet’Ekombo Festival was an amazing experience for The German King team, and a great reminder of why we’re making this show! Stay tuned for further updates and more exciting content like this! #GermanKingSeries#Cameroon#Africa#AfricanHistory
The Tet'Ekombo Festival was last week in Cameroon! In this photo, Ade is standing, dressed in traditional outfit of the Sawa people of Cameroon known as Sandja, on the exact spot where Rudolf Douala Manga Bell was executed 110 years ago.
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The queen mother was the spouse of one of Rudolph's descendants, but she was also a wonderful woman beloved by her people. We honor her memory, look back on her life, and appreciate all that she accomplished.
What would you do to fight against a man you think of as a brother? Could you take a stand if his actions were hurting the people you loved? #TGK#AfricanHistory#Cameroon#GermanKingSeries
To the Germans and many other colonizers, Africa was a place to exploit. They didn’t care for the land or the people. That’s why heroes like Rudolf had to rise to defend their homes no matter the cost. #TGK#Africa#AfricanHistory#GermanKingSeries#RealStory#TVseries
We all know that The German King team loves elephants, but we draw the line on using real ivory in our show. However, look at the amazing work our prop team has done with fiberglass! #TGK#MovieProps#Africa#AfricanElephants#GermanKingSeries
Lock Priso was eventually overcome by the Germans and his people were forced to sign a forced peace treaty on 13 January 1885. Still, he is a hero in Cameroon for his courage and willingness to fight with his people. #BlackHistory#BlackHistoryMonth#GermanKingSeries#Africa
Rudolf Duala Manga Bell, Hendrik Witbooi, Kaipkire and many others longed for peace but were forced to defend their home and their people. They bought that peace, sometimes with their lives. #TGK#Africa#BlackHistoryMonth#GermanKingSeries#BlackHistory
There’s always more to learn during #BlackHistoryMonth. Hendrik Witbooi came from a lineage of Nama Chiefs and defended modern-day Namibia from the Germans. Despite being a warrior, Hendrik was known for carrying his bible as well as his gun. #GermanKingSeries#BlackHistory
Though the Ashanti are no longer the great empire they were were centuries back, they still honor and cherish the traditions of their ancestors. The Golden Stool is still visible at the heart of the Ashanti flag and its people. #BlackHistoryMonth#BlackHistory#Africa#RealStory