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Annales d'Ethiopie, 2 003, vol. XIX : 231-256.
TWO EARLY PERIODICAL PUBLICATIONS: "DJIBOUTI" AND
"LE SEMEUR D'ETHIOPIE". AS SOURCES FOR LATE 19TH AND EARLY 20TH CENTURY ETHIOPIAN HISTORY
Richard Pankhurst
The closing year of the nineteenth century and the first decade of the twentieth witnessed the appearance, in the French Somali Protectorate and Ethiopia, of two important publications: Djibouti and Le Semeur d'Ethiopie. Though produced in two separate countries, and different in both intention and scope, these periodicals, both of which were published in French, compliment each other, and are worthy of joint study in that they together span an important - and formative - decade or so of Ethiopian history, from 1899 to 1911.
Djibouti and Le Semeur
Djibouti was an avowedly pro-Ethiopian weekly commercial newspaper, published in the French Somali port of that name from 2 February 1899 to 10 October 1903. The publication was founded, and edited for most of its existence, by a French journalist, Justin Alavaill, and was printed by his son Augustin Alavaill, who, on the death of his father in March 1903, succeeded him as editor. Though primarily concerned with the French colony of Djibouti; the paper also paid considerable attention to Ethiopia, and published a flow
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Welayta people
Ethnic load in rebel Ethiopia
Ethnic group
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History
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Family Day: Jazz
Join us for our free monthly event for families, kids, and the young at heart. On the second Sunday of every month, the museum is filled with hands-on art activities, live music, dance performances, artist demonstrations, family tours and more — all inspired by Mia’s incredible collection.
Get ready to jam and improvise to the magic that is jazz. Hear live music in the galleries, create improvisational collages and celebrate Black History Month together!
All-Day Activities
11AM–4:30PM
Art-making
Painting Improvisations
Studios 111-113, first floor
Use yarn and tempera paint to create your very own improvisational painting. Be inspired by Vassily Kandinsky’s paintings (which he called “Improvisations”) and jazz music to guide your explorations of colors, rhythms, and forms.
Art-making
Musical Collages
Reception Hall, third floor in Target Wing
Come dance, hear jazz music, and create a collaborative collage with guidance from teaching artist Akiko Ostlund. There will be live jazz music performances at 12:30PM, 1:30PM, and 2:30PM.
Interactive Activities
Gallery Hunt
Jazz!
General Mills lobby, first floor
Learn about the history and global impact of jazz through an exploration in the galleries. As a prize, get a reusable tote bag to carry all you