Haiti and Kenya independence · SITE OF MEMORY ·
Manyani detention camp (1954–59)
On the Haiti and Kenya independence map as “Manyani camp”
1954–59 — One of the great reception camps of the detention “pipeline”, filled with men screened in Nairobi and the reserves. Detainees were graded white, grey or black, and many were beaten to force confessions. Remember them.
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- Mau Mau uprising and the Emergency (chapter 9 of Haiti and Kenya independence)
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- Two Roads to Independence: Haiti 1789–1838 and Kenya 1895–1978
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