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Aug 21 1791
The Haitian Revolution started in aug 21 1791 a huge amount of soldiers were fighting. But like every war a little bit came out. -
the creepy event
During the war in 1791 The political decision was sanctified in a voodoo ceremony. In which caused two hundred slaves drank the blood of a pig sacrificed by a priestess. And it was only pig blood. -
the start
The Haitian Revolution started in aug 21 1791 a huge amount of soldiers were fighting. But like every war a little bit came out. -
their clothing
It was against Haiti and French First Republic. French was wearing red. But the Haiti wore blue. -
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how they took "care" of the enimys
Throughout the war the Haiti would hang, crucify, kill, etc to the French First Republic if they captured anyone of them.
They would mainly hang the troops other then anything else.
And they did indeed use the guillotine. -
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the use of the guillotine
The brutalist way they would “deal” with French hostages was with the guillotine. But they did stop using this in 1802. When they used this there would be a huge crowd of people just to see this creepy. -
THE END
The Haitian Revolution ended in Jan 1st 1804. With so many deaths! And way too much gore. -
the death count
When it ended there was a estimate of 2 MILLION deaths! Half of them were french and the other half was the Haiti. This was not the highest amount of deaths in a war. -
how long was the war
The war was 19 years. That's a long time for a war. But not too long. -
THE END
The Haitian Revolution ended in Jan 1st 1804. With so many deaths! And way too much gore. -
the death count
When it ended there was a estimate of 2 MILLION deaths! Half of them were french and the other half was the Haiti. This was not the highest amount of deaths in a war. -
time the war was lasting
The war was 19 years. That's a long time for a war. But not too long. -
the Haiti flag
This is a photo of the Haiti flag. The flag did change later on though. If you do look carefully there are some wepons they used in the war. -
the remembrance statue
Today in 2018 there is a statue of french soldiers to remember the war at 301 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Savannah's Visitor Cener, Savannah, GA 31401-4217 If you look in the back you can see a drummer. The drummer was responsible for music during the war.
