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Freedman's (ex-slave) village -Greene Heights Arlington, VA. Stock Photo

RMEC7MCR–Freedman's (ex-slave) village -Greene Heights Arlington, VA.

Slave Hut, Tyrol Cot Heritage Village, St Michael, Barbados Stock Photo

RMDNPM2H–Slave Hut, Tyrol Cot Heritage Village, St Michael, Barbados

KENYA Slave trading village destroyed by HMS Briton and Daphne 1873. Illustrated London News Stock Photo

RFFEP5HP–KENYA Slave trading village destroyed by HMS Briton and Daphne 1873. Illustrated London News

RM2A604W5–Freedman's (ex-slave) village -Greene Heights Arlington, VA.

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A slave house in the grounds of Tyrol Cot Heritage Village in the Parish of Saint Michael Stock Photo

RMBPWKCH–A slave house in the grounds of Tyrol Cot Heritage Village in the Parish of Saint Michael

BUT A SLAVE-HUNTER DISCOVERED HER VILLAGE, engraving 1884, SLAVE TRADE, SLAVE, SLAVERY, SLAVES, SOCIAL ISSUE, SOCIAL ISSUES Stock Photo

RMDDW1CK–BUT A SLAVE-HUNTER DISCOVERED HER VILLAGE, engraving 1884, SLAVE TRADE, SLAVE, SLAVERY, SLAVES, SOCIAL ISSUE, SOCIAL ISSUES

Jun. 06, 1955 - Ex-A.T.S. Girl held in slave labour Camp. She defied Torture. A German Jaromer Chudy was released from a Czech jail recently - and gave out the story of ex-A.T.S.. girl Phyllis Clarke who comes from the little Suffolk Village of Thurston, nr. Bury. St. Edmunds. Jaromar wrote to Phylis's sister at Thuraton - and told her that Phyllis was arrested with her husband Czech Jaroslav Sispera when they tried to fles to the West from Czechoslovakia - and she was sentenced to 12 months in jail - he to 12 years Stock Photo

RME0MJ02–Jun. 06, 1955 - Ex-A.T.S. Girl held in slave labour Camp. She defied Torture. A German Jaromer Chudy was released from a Czech jail recently - and gave out the story of ex-A.T.S.. girl Phyllis Clarke who comes from the little Suffolk Village of Thurston, nr. Bury. St. Edmunds. Jaromar wrote to Phylis's sister at Thuraton - and told her that Phyllis was arrested with her husband Czech Jaroslav Sispera when they tried to fles to the West from Czechoslovakia - and she was sentenced to 12 months in jail - he to 12 years

Central Africa: 'Gang Of Captives met at Mbame’s on their way to Tette'. Drawing by David Livingstone (19 March 1913 - 1 May 1873), 1865. 'The slave party, a long line of manacled men, women, and children, came wending their way round the hill and into the valley, on the side of which the village stood. The black drivers, armed with muskets, and bedecked with various articles of finery, marched jauntily in the front, middle, and rear of the line; some of them blowing exultant notes out of long tin horns. They seemed to feel that they were doing a very noble thing, and might proudly march...' Stock Photo

RM2B01B6E–Central Africa: 'Gang Of Captives met at Mbame’s on their way to Tette'. Drawing by David Livingstone (19 March 1913 - 1 May 1873), 1865. 'The slave party, a long line of manacled men, women, and children, came wending their way round the hill and into the valley, on the side of which the village stood. The black drivers, armed with muskets, and bedecked with various articles of finery, marched jauntily in the front, middle, and rear of the line; some of them blowing exultant notes out of long tin horns. They seemed to feel that they were doing a very noble thing, and might proudly march...'

Burial site of slave on unconsecrated ground near coastal village, only community on U.K. mainland dependent upon tidal access, Stock Photo

RME5534N–Burial site of slave on unconsecrated ground near coastal village, only community on U.K. mainland dependent upon tidal access,

Woman and her African-American slave shopping in an open air market in the Deep South 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMAE1WTA–Woman and her African-American slave shopping in an open air market in the Deep South 1800s. Hand-colored woodcut

An African Slave trading village destroyed by the boats of British cruisers, after the United Kingdom outlawed the Atlantic slave trade in 1808 Stock Photo

RMMYNBCG–An African Slave trading village destroyed by the boats of British cruisers, after the United Kingdom outlawed the Atlantic slave trade in 1808

Village life, slum, back St. Georges Castle, fort, slave castle, Elmina, Gulf of Guinea, Ghana Stock Photo

RM2M6HC2K–Village life, slum, back St. Georges Castle, fort, slave castle, Elmina, Gulf of Guinea, Ghana

Performers in period costume act out pre Civil War slave tales at a replica of slave quarters at Greenfield Village Dearborn MI Stock Photo

RMB4K6MR–Performers in period costume act out pre Civil War slave tales at a replica of slave quarters at Greenfield Village Dearborn MI

Gambia Albreda village Gambia River ruins old French post slave traders Africa building house riverbank ban Stock Photo

RMBWR5ED–Gambia Albreda village Gambia River ruins old French post slave traders Africa building house riverbank ban

This early 21st century photo shows the interior of slave quarters at Mt. Vernon. At the time of George Washington's death in 1799, African-Americans made up roughly 90% of the plantation's population, with 317 slaves and roughly twenty to thirty Anglo-Americans living on the five farms comprising Mount Vernon. The largest village was at the Mansion House Farm, where around ninety slaves resided. Stock Photo

RF2BWC82R–This early 21st century photo shows the interior of slave quarters at Mt. Vernon. At the time of George Washington's death in 1799, African-Americans made up roughly 90% of the plantation's population, with 317 slaves and roughly twenty to thirty Anglo-Americans living on the five farms comprising Mount Vernon. The largest village was at the Mansion House Farm, where around ninety slaves resided.

Elmina Castle fishing village Ghana Africa. West Africa on Atlantic ocean. Erected by the Portuguese in 1482. Over 500 years was for slave transport. Stock Photo

RM2EKEGHK–Elmina Castle fishing village Ghana Africa. West Africa on Atlantic ocean. Erected by the Portuguese in 1482. Over 500 years was for slave transport.

Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation shows his son Ismael the village of Ain Salama near Boutilimit in Mauritania, where he grew up as a slave and had to work for his master family. He has been fighting against slavery, against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities since he freed himself as a teenager. Stock Photo

RM2PG9F3M–Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation shows his son Ismael the village of Ain Salama near Boutilimit in Mauritania, where he grew up as a slave and had to work for his master family. He has been fighting against slavery, against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities since he freed himself as a teenager.

They Burnt the Village colour illustration from the book ' The story of David Livingstone ' by Vantier Golding, Publication date 1906 Publisher Lond., N.Y Stock Photo

RF2HDF5F4–They Burnt the Village colour illustration from the book ' The story of David Livingstone ' by Vantier Golding, Publication date 1906 Publisher Lond., N.Y

Freedman's (ex-slave) village--Greene Heights Arlington, Virginia. By Alfred Waud, 1828-1891, artist Published: [1864 April]. drawing on light olive paper : pencil and Chinese white Stock Photo

RMDYEM7J–Freedman's (ex-slave) village--Greene Heights Arlington, Virginia. By Alfred Waud, 1828-1891, artist Published: [1864 April]. drawing on light olive paper : pencil and Chinese white

Italy Emilia Romagna Parma Museum Pole of the Pilotta - National Gallery - Parmigianino - the Turkish slave Stock Photo

RMH35J24–Italy Emilia Romagna Parma Museum Pole of the Pilotta - National Gallery - Parmigianino - the Turkish slave

Central Africa, slavers attacking a village in the interior Date: 1889 Stock Photo

RMG36KEX–Central Africa, slavers attacking a village in the interior Date: 1889

Arab Slave Traders Round-up or Capture Slaves in Africa Village & Shoot Any Resisters Africa. Vintage Illustration or Engraving 1878 (Castelli) Stock Photo

RM2HNK26M–Arab Slave Traders Round-up or Capture Slaves in Africa Village & Shoot Any Resisters Africa. Vintage Illustration or Engraving 1878 (Castelli)

The Slave House, Juffureh Village, the Gambia, West Africa Stock Photo

RMCXD3NX–The Slave House, Juffureh Village, the Gambia, West Africa

Russian slave laborers on road repair works, 1941 Stock Photo

RMC45758–Russian slave laborers on road repair works, 1941

RMRY9EF7–But a Slave-Hunter Discovered Her Village, Engraving 1884, Slave Trade, Slave, Slavery, Slaves, Social Issue, Social Issues

Grave of former slave Rasselas Morjan, Our Lady and St. Nicholas churchyard, Wanlip, Leicestershire, England, UK Stock Photo

RMPK65X6–Grave of former slave Rasselas Morjan, Our Lady and St. Nicholas churchyard, Wanlip, Leicestershire, England, UK

Laos: A Kha village. Engraving by an unknown artist, c. 1882-1884. Dr Paul Neis undertook a scientific mission to Cochinchina and Laos on behalf of the French Minister of Public Education. He returned to Bangkok by way of Chiang Mai and north Thailand. His mission lasted for 19 months between 1882 and 1884. In the central and southern mountains of Laos, Mon-Khmer tribes, known as Lao Theung or mid-slope Laotians, predominate. Other terms used for this grouping are Khmu, Khamu (Kammu) or Kha as the Lao Loum refer to them. However, the latter is pejorative, meaning 'slave'. Stock Photo

RM2B00NY1–Laos: A Kha village. Engraving by an unknown artist, c. 1882-1884. Dr Paul Neis undertook a scientific mission to Cochinchina and Laos on behalf of the French Minister of Public Education. He returned to Bangkok by way of Chiang Mai and north Thailand. His mission lasted for 19 months between 1882 and 1884. In the central and southern mountains of Laos, Mon-Khmer tribes, known as Lao Theung or mid-slope Laotians, predominate. Other terms used for this grouping are Khmu, Khamu (Kammu) or Kha as the Lao Loum refer to them. However, the latter is pejorative, meaning 'slave'.

1926 Slave quarters old hermitage plantation near Savannah Frederick County, Maryland. Stock Photo

RMCF8A5D–1926 Slave quarters old hermitage plantation near Savannah Frederick County, Maryland.

Bucktown general store site of Harriet Tubmans first act of defiance Maryland Stock Photo

RMPM216Y–Bucktown general store site of Harriet Tubmans first act of defiance Maryland

The Plundering Warriors. Arab slave traders attacking an African village, Chad. Central Africa. Drawing by Ivan Pranishnikoff (1841 - 1909) Journey from Borno to Baguirmi 1872 by Dr. Gustav Hermann Nachtigal (1834 - 1885) Le Tour du Monde 1880 Stock Photo

RM2WW98R2–The Plundering Warriors. Arab slave traders attacking an African village, Chad. Central Africa. Drawing by Ivan Pranishnikoff (1841 - 1909) Journey from Borno to Baguirmi 1872 by Dr. Gustav Hermann Nachtigal (1834 - 1885) Le Tour du Monde 1880

Engraving of David Livingstone receiving a tusk from chief Chitapangwa in an African village at Molemba in present-day Zambia, 1867. Wood engraving by Johann Baptist Zwecker. Stock Photo

RMR2RBJ7–Engraving of David Livingstone receiving a tusk from chief Chitapangwa in an African village at Molemba in present-day Zambia, 1867. Wood engraving by Johann Baptist Zwecker.

RMB4JFW2–Performers in period costume act out pre Civil War slave tales at a replica of slave quarters at Greenfield Village Dearborn MI

Vintage illustration Arab slave traders attack a village in Central Africa, History of East African slave trade, 1880s, 19th Century Stock Photo

RM2WCNC0R–Vintage illustration Arab slave traders attack a village in Central Africa, History of East African slave trade, 1880s, 19th Century

RF2BWC842–This early 21st century photo shows the interior of slave quarters at Mt. Vernon. At the time of George Washington's death in 1799, African-Americans made up roughly 90% of the plantation's population, with 317 slaves and roughly twenty to thirty Anglo-Americans living on the five farms comprising Mount Vernon. The largest village was at the Mansion House Farm, where around ninety slaves resided.

RM2EKDRAG–Elmina Castle fishing village Ghana Africa. West Africa on Atlantic ocean. Erected by the Portuguese in 1482. Over 500 years was for slave transport.

RM2PG9F60–Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation shows his son Ismael the village of Ain Salama near Boutilimit in Mauritania, where he grew up as a slave and had to work for his master family. He has been fighting against slavery, against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities since he freed himself as a teenager.

CUSTOMERS AT THE BAR OF THE LOCAL BAR, VILLAGE OF MANACA IGNAZA IN LOS INGENIOS VALLEY, LISTED AS A WORLD HERITAGE SITE BY UNESCO, CUBA, THE CARIBBEAN Stock Photo

RMDNJEY1–CUSTOMERS AT THE BAR OF THE LOCAL BAR, VILLAGE OF MANACA IGNAZA IN LOS INGENIOS VALLEY, LISTED AS A WORLD HERITAGE SITE BY UNESCO, CUBA, THE CARIBBEAN

The fishing village of Dix Cove sits at the foot of Fort Metal Cross formerly part of the slave trade Stock Photo

RMAKJGCM–The fishing village of Dix Cove sits at the foot of Fort Metal Cross formerly part of the slave trade

Michigan, Wyandotte. Greenfield Village. Rare brick slave quarters, c. 1820. Stock Photo

RMCTB5R0–Michigan, Wyandotte. Greenfield Village. Rare brick slave quarters, c. 1820.

Beautiful country houses of Sandavagur village in Faroe Islands. Stock Photo

RM2J9BYMF–Beautiful country houses of Sandavagur village in Faroe Islands.

Schoolhouse and chapel of freed slaves at Trent River settlement, North Carolina, 1866. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMDEKRJ5–Schoolhouse and chapel of freed slaves at Trent River settlement, North Carolina, 1866. Hand-colored woodcut

RMCXD3R5–The Slave House, Juffureh Village, the Gambia, West Africa

Ethiopian female slaves carry straw in a village near Addis Ababa. Stock Photo

RM2B2B77K–Ethiopian female slaves carry straw in a village near Addis Ababa.

Genadendal Western Cape South Africa RSA Moravian Mission Slave Bell Stock Photo

RMAP92B0–Genadendal Western Cape South Africa RSA Moravian Mission Slave Bell

Arabic Slave Traders Attack an African Village in West Africa in Search of Slaves (Engraving, 1888) Stock Photo

RMM4XG8J–Arabic Slave Traders Attack an African Village in West Africa in Search of Slaves (Engraving, 1888)

Central Africa: 'The Arabs among the Benecki'. Illustration by Hermann Wilhelm Leopold Ludwig Wissman (4 September 1853 - 15 June 1905), 1880. Arab slave traders attacking an African village, which von Wissman described as 'eager to obtain slaves and ivory, chasing and slaying members of the West African Benecki, who attempted to flee into the forest. The Benecki always returned to their villages and fields, but when the harvest was ready, the slave traders would reappear to seize crops and people'. Stock Photo

RM2B01B6J–Central Africa: 'The Arabs among the Benecki'. Illustration by Hermann Wilhelm Leopold Ludwig Wissman (4 September 1853 - 15 June 1905), 1880. Arab slave traders attacking an African village, which von Wissman described as 'eager to obtain slaves and ivory, chasing and slaying members of the West African Benecki, who attempted to flee into the forest. The Benecki always returned to their villages and fields, but when the harvest was ready, the slave traders would reappear to seize crops and people'.

Tanzania and Zanzibar in 1998. Lifestyle, culture and wildlife. Including Dar Es Salaam, Stone Town, Jambiani. Sowing markets, street scenes, sea weed gatherers. Stock Photo

RM2RD40T7–Tanzania and Zanzibar in 1998. Lifestyle, culture and wildlife. Including Dar Es Salaam, Stone Town, Jambiani. Sowing markets, street scenes, sea weed gatherers.

RMPM218D–Bucktown general store site of Harriet Tubmans first act of defiance Maryland

Traditional slave hut barbados caribbean west indies Stock Photo

RFA18KTR–Traditional slave hut barbados caribbean west indies

Details of the Slave Stone Buildings in Grão Mogol, Minas Gerais, Brazil Stock Photo

RFE61GY2–Details of the Slave Stone Buildings in Grão Mogol, Minas Gerais, Brazil

RMB4JFRW–Performers in period costume act out pre Civil War slave tales at a replica of slave quarters at Greenfield Village Dearborn MI

Title: Brazilian Village / Vila brasileira Creator: Frans Janszoon Post Date: 1675 - 1680 Medium: Oil on panel Dimensions: 20.5 x 26.5 cm Location: Rijksmuseum Amsterdam Stock Photo

RM2GAXA75–Title: Brazilian Village / Vila brasileira Creator: Frans Janszoon Post Date: 1675 - 1680 Medium: Oil on panel Dimensions: 20.5 x 26.5 cm Location: Rijksmuseum Amsterdam

The Somba people are famous for the castle like houses called 'Tata Somba'. They were a means to resist night raids during the era when slave hunters in west Africa kidnaped their victims for sale. Stock Photo

RMM94HC6–The Somba people are famous for the castle like houses called 'Tata Somba'. They were a means to resist night raids during the era when slave hunters in west Africa kidnaped their victims for sale.

RM2EKDRXD–Elmina Castle fishing village Ghana Africa. West Africa on Atlantic ocean. Erected by the Portuguese in 1482. Over 500 years was for slave transport.

RM2PG9EPM–Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation shows his son Ismael the village of Ain Salama near Boutilimit in Mauritania, where he grew up as a slave and had to work for his master family. He has been fighting against slavery, against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities since he freed himself as a teenager.

Lake Village - Calm autumn evening at a colorful lake village on Great Slave Lake, Yellowknife, NWT, Canada. Stock Photo

RFH3DEW8–Lake Village - Calm autumn evening at a colorful lake village on Great Slave Lake, Yellowknife, NWT, Canada.

Wooden hut. Small house. Coloring page. Stock Photo

RF2F7WW8W–Wooden hut. Small house. Coloring page.

RMCTB5NW–Michigan, Wyandotte. Greenfield Village. Rare brick slave quarters, c. 1820.

Woman washing clothes inside an old slave house, Île de Karabane, Casamance, Senegal Stock Photo

RMBPXYMM–Woman washing clothes inside an old slave house, Île de Karabane, Casamance, Senegal

Cabins of freed slaves at Trent River settlement, North Carolina,1866. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMDEKRHR–Cabins of freed slaves at Trent River settlement, North Carolina,1866. Hand-colored woodcut

Bucktown, Maryland - The historic Bucktown Village Store. The store was the site of Harriet Tubman's first act against slavery; the 13-year-old was ne Stock Photo

RMJDJAGH–Bucktown, Maryland - The historic Bucktown Village Store. The store was the site of Harriet Tubman's first act against slavery; the 13-year-old was ne

fishing village viewed from elmina castle, ghana, africa Stock Photo

RMH4FA1Y–fishing village viewed from elmina castle, ghana, africa

Sandy street on Goree Island, Senegal Stock Photo

RFJFM094–Sandy street on Goree Island, Senegal

Alabama Orrville Old Cahawba Archeological Park ghost town,Barker Slave Quarters at Kirkpatrick Mansion 1860, Stock Photo

RM2DYH7AD–Alabama Orrville Old Cahawba Archeological Park ghost town,Barker Slave Quarters at Kirkpatrick Mansion 1860,

Locals with roman slave costumes pulling a float with wine queen and god of wine Bacchuss, wineship festival, Neumagen-Dhron, Moselle river, Germany Stock Photo

RMKXPYAG–Locals with roman slave costumes pulling a float with wine queen and god of wine Bacchuss, wineship festival, Neumagen-Dhron, Moselle river, Germany

RM2RD43P7–Tanzania and Zanzibar in 1998. Lifestyle, culture and wildlife. Including Dar Es Salaam, Stone Town, Jambiani. Sowing markets, street scenes, sea weed gatherers.

RMPM218R–Bucktown general store site of Harriet Tubmans first act of defiance Maryland

RFA18KTM–Traditional slave hut barbados caribbean west indies

RMDNPM2P–Slave Hut, Tyrol Cot Heritage Village, St Michael, Barbados

performers in period costume act out pre-Civil War 'slave tales' at Greenfield Village Dearborn MI Stock Photo

RMBFG9NW–performers in period costume act out pre-Civil War 'slave tales' at Greenfield Village Dearborn MI

RMANHM71–Slavery Africa

RMM94HC3–The Somba people are famous for the castle like houses called 'Tata Somba'. They were a means to resist night raids during the era when slave hunters in west Africa kidnaped their victims for sale.

RM2EKDNGC–Elmina Castle fishing village Ghana Africa. West Africa on Atlantic ocean. Erected by the Portuguese in 1482. Over 500 years was for slave transport.

RM2PG9F27–Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation shows his son Ismael the village of Ain Salama near Boutilimit in Mauritania, where he grew up as a slave and had to work for his master family. He has been fighting against slavery, against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities since he freed himself as a teenager.

Sign at Saakpuli slave camp and market, northern Ghana Stock Photo

RFCW9YDR–Sign at Saakpuli slave camp and market, northern Ghana

Annamese Village and Slaves Drawn by Riou Book XX Indo-China from Cyclopedia universal history : embracing the most complete and recent presentation of the subject in two principal parts or divisions of more than six thousand pages by John Clark Ridpath, 1840-1900 Publication date 1895 Publisher Boston : Balch Bros. Volume 6 History of Man and Mankind Stock Photo

RF2NKWT3P–Annamese Village and Slaves Drawn by Riou Book XX Indo-China from Cyclopedia universal history : embracing the most complete and recent presentation of the subject in two principal parts or divisions of more than six thousand pages by John Clark Ridpath, 1840-1900 Publication date 1895 Publisher Boston : Balch Bros. Volume 6 History of Man and Mankind

RMCTB644–Michigan, Wyandotte. Greenfield Village. Rare brick slave quarters, c. 1820.

. English: Ivan Hrechinjuk was a Kozak soldier in Ukraine during World War II. He was killed in action and his immediate family except Anna were killed by Germans. Anna became an OST Slave worker in Nazi Germany. She married Ukrainian Wasyl Rojek and migrated to Australia. She is survived by her grandson Buddy Igor Rojek, who practices Kozak culture. This is a digital reproduction of a family portrait/photo of Ivan Hrechinyuk. Ivan Was a Kozak Soldier in Ukraine around 1940. Ivan came from a Village near Kolomiya Ukraine and is survived by his Sister Anna who became an German Ost slave worker, Stock Photo

RMMY4F51–. English: Ivan Hrechinjuk was a Kozak soldier in Ukraine during World War II. He was killed in action and his immediate family except Anna were killed by Germans. Anna became an OST Slave worker in Nazi Germany. She married Ukrainian Wasyl Rojek and migrated to Australia. She is survived by her grandson Buddy Igor Rojek, who practices Kozak culture. This is a digital reproduction of a family portrait/photo of Ivan Hrechinyuk. Ivan Was a Kozak Soldier in Ukraine around 1940. Ivan came from a Village near Kolomiya Ukraine and is survived by his Sister Anna who became an German Ost slave worker,

Native slaves carrying fuel and cutting rice in East Africa 1860s. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMBB8H36–Native slaves carrying fuel and cutting rice in East Africa 1860s. Hand-colored woodcut

RMJDJAHR–Bucktown, Maryland - The historic Bucktown Village Store. The store was the site of Harriet Tubman's first act against slavery; the 13-year-old was ne

Village woman working in field Rajasthan India Stock Photo

RMB86W7D–Village woman working in field Rajasthan India

RF2HHA0J6–Beautiful country houses of Sandavagur village in Faroe Islands.

Slave quarters for the McLean House in Appomattox Courthouse National Historical Park in Virginia, USA. Stock Photo

RFE7W8K6–Slave quarters for the McLean House in Appomattox Courthouse National Historical Park in Virginia, USA.

Ruins of a slave loading site at Kongo, Indian Ocean village, Kenya Stock Photo

RM2JFJPM7–Ruins of a slave loading site at Kongo, Indian Ocean village, Kenya

RM2RD43MB–Tanzania and Zanzibar in 1998. Lifestyle, culture and wildlife. Including Dar Es Salaam, Stone Town, Jambiani. Sowing markets, street scenes, sea weed gatherers.

RMPM218A–Bucktown general store site of Harriet Tubmans first act of defiance Maryland

chattel village house barbados caribbean lesser antilles west indies Stock Photo

RFAWN382–chattel village house barbados caribbean lesser antilles west indies

Wings of a slave. Museum: State Open-air Museum 'Alexandrovskaya village', Alexandrov. Author: Vilkov, Nikolai Mikhaylovich. Stock Photo

RMRCEDX7–Wings of a slave. Museum: State Open-air Museum 'Alexandrovskaya village', Alexandrov. Author: Vilkov, Nikolai Mikhaylovich.

RMBFG9R5–performers in period costume act out pre-Civil War 'slave tales' at Greenfield Village Dearborn MI

The Headstones on the grave of Scipio Africans, a slave, in St Mary's Church in Henbury, Bristol covered in snow. Stock Photo

RMM9N957–The Headstones on the grave of Scipio Africans, a slave, in St Mary's Church in Henbury, Bristol covered in snow.

RMANJKD3–Slavery Africa

RM2EKE6JM–Elmina Castle fishing village Ghana Africa. West Africa on Atlantic ocean. Erected by the Portuguese in 1482. Over 500 years was for slave transport.

RM2PG9E9E–Brahim Ramdhane, former slave and founder of his NGO Sahel Fondation shows his son Ismael the village of Ain Salama near Boutilimit in Mauritania, where he grew up as a slave and had to work for his master family. He has been fighting against slavery, against the oppression of his Haratin tribe and for fair educational opportunities since he freed himself as a teenager.

Cape Coast Fishing Village, Ghana Stock Photo

RF2DFPWCA–Cape Coast Fishing Village, Ghana

RMM2W680–Faroes, Sandoy, slave

The slave rock, Faroe Islands Stock Photo

RFPRR1CY–The slave rock, Faroe Islands

RMMW1F1R–. English: Ivan Hrechinjuk was a Kozak soldier in Ukraine during World War II. He was killed in action and his immediate family except Anna were killed by Germans. Anna became an OST Slave worker in Nazi Germany. She married Ukrainian Wasyl Rojek and migrated to Australia. She is survived by her grandson Buddy Igor Rojek, who practices Kozak culture. This is a digital reproduction of a family portrait/photo of Ivan Hrechinyuk. Ivan Was a Kozak Soldier in Ukraine around 1940. Ivan came from a Village near Kolomiya Ukraine and is survived by his Sister Anna who became an German Ost slave worker,

Trent River settlement of freed slaves, North Carolina, 1866. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMDEKRH8–Trent River settlement of freed slaves, North Carolina, 1866. Hand-colored woodcut

Slave Symbol - African Black Man with Hands Rope Stock Photo

RFM0GF3X–Slave Symbol - African Black Man with Hands Rope

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