In November 2025, the Clément Foundation launched a revamped version of the website http://www.stpierre1902.org, which contains a database of victims of the tragic disaster. The Saint-Pierre 1902 database is the result of a long and laborious data collection effort carried out over more than 20 years on a voluntary basis by individuals keen to share the story of this tragedy in Martinique.
I received (autographed moreover!) Bordeaux Métisse, Esclaves et Affranchis du XVIIIe à L'Empire by Julie Duprat. Today, I begin the year 2022, as I ended the previous one: with the presentation of a book!
Today, I'm talking about a bilingual (French/English) book, Kanawa, adventures in the Caribbean Sea which recounts the reconquest of Kalinagos construction and navigation skills and, beyond that, a rich human adventure.
I found a little gem. I'm talking to you today about Des vies de combat — Femmes, noires et libres [Lives of Struggle - Women, Black and Free] by associate professor Audrey Celestine.
Today, I present you the database "Minutes notariales de Saint-Pierre", a new resource very useful for researchers and full of perspectives for genealogy.
Today, I'm going to talk to you about French board games to get to know our Caribbean better!
The exhibition Caribbean Ties, Connected People, then and now is circulating in the Caribbean and is to be discovered in Martinique at this time.
Today, I share the list of the different issues of the notebooks "Cahiers du Patrimoine" of Martinique.
I have had some exciting fictional readings and I want to share one of them with you. Today I am talking about literature with the novel Kindred by Octavia Butler.
Today, I'm talking about Julie Duprat's "La petite histoire" site on the history of Blacks in France.
Today, I will talk to you about French board games to better know our Caribbean!
William of Doc Seven is taking advantage of a trip to discover his native land: French Guyana.
You are one of those who have free time? You want to start genealogy research on your (French) family? If you are confortable with French (Yes it is in French and there is no english subtitle), Nota Bene has posted a video tutorial to help you.
One of my favorite channels on YouTube is DirtyBiology...
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