Le génocide voilé : enquête historique

The Arabs have ravaged sub-Saharan Africa for three decades without interruption. The majority of the millions of men they deported have died as a result of inhumane treatment. This dubious page in the history of the black peoples has not yet been definitively turned. The slave trade began when the emir and Arab general Abdallah ben Saïd imposed an agreement, concluded in 652, on the Soudanais, obliging them to deliver hundreds of slaves each year. The majority of these men were from the Darfour population. This marked the beginning of an enormous human action that was to officially end at the beginning of the 20th century.