Sarraounia Mangu: West African Sorceress Queen
For the Love of History - world history, women’s history, weird history
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Show Notes
Are you ready for an honorary Empress Baddy episode!? Welcome to episode 96 of For the Love of History, today we're taking a trip back to 19th-century West Africa, what I like to call the Colonial Cluster F**k. The colonizers of the world were scurrying to take their slice of the "Africa Pie." France entered the chat and sent a mission of officers and soldiers tonight "there "land between Niger and Chad. But something went horribly wrong, and the mission turned into one of the most bloodthirsty in history. However, this deadly force met its end in the form of the sorceress queen. And you'll just have to listen to the rest of the episode to find out the full story!! So what are you waiting for? Press play!
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