Descendant of French Slave Traders Issues First Public Apology

An 86-year-old Frenchman, a descendant of French slave traders, has issued the first public apology for France's long and complex history of African slavery during its colonial empire. This marks a significant moment as no official individual apologies had been heard until now.

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Prvo javno opravičilo potomca francoskih trgovcev s sužnji

Francija ima dolgo in zapleteno zgodovino, povezano s suženjstvom Afričanov, predvsem v času kolonialnega imperija. Do zdaj uradnega opravičila posameznikov še ni bilo slišati. A vse to se je spremenilo z dnem, ko je 86-letni Francoz izrekel prvo javno opravičilo zaradi vloge njegove družine v čezatlantskem suženjstvu.

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Descendant of French Slave Traders Issues First Public Apology

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