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Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza and the Exploration of Central Africa - Part 2 - The Father of Slaves
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Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza and the Exploration of Central Africa - Part 2 - The Father of Slaves

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Descripción de Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza and the Exploration of Central Africa - Part 2 - The Father of Slaves

In part 2 of our series, Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza conducts his first African expedition up the Ogowe River.


Website: https://explorerspodcast.com/brazza/


Map: https://explorerspodcast.files.wordpress.com/2020/08/ogowe3.png


People and Places


Pierre Savorgnan de Brazza - Born in Italy, but educated in France. Would join the French navy, and become interested in exploring Africa.
Ogowe River (often spelled Ogooué or Ogoway) - River in central Africa that Brazza would explore.
Noël Ballay - Doctor on Brazza's first expedition to Africa.
Antoine-Alfred Marche - Naturalist on Brazza's first expedition to Africa.
Victor Hamon - Naval officer who would be the quartermaster on Brazza's first expedition to Africa.
Libraville - French outpost in what is modern-day Gabon.
Lambarene - Town on the Ogowe River. Home to Chief Renoke.
Renoke - Chief of the Enenga tribe.
Enenga - A tribe living along the Ogowe River around the town of Lambarene.
Okanda - A tribe living along the Ogowe River.
Duma - A tribe living along the Ogowe River.
Alima River - Tributary of the Congo. Controlled by the Bobangi people.
Passa River - Tributary of the Ogowe.
Louis de Montaignac - French admiral who would help Brazza gain admittance into the naval academy.
Henry Morton Stanley - African explorer and journalist. Had crossed the continent and mapped the Congo River.

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