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Country Profiles

Article French Equatorial Africa, from Wikipedia

Links, General

Historical Maps

WHKMLA Historical Atlas, Gabon, C.A.R., Chad, Cameroon

Accounts of History

History of FEA, from asnom.org

Encyclopedia Entries

Article Gabun, French Congo, French Equatorial Africa, Cameroon, Niam-Niam (Azande), Bagirmi, Bornu, Adamawa, Wadai, Borku from EB 1911 Article Gaboon, Ubanghi, Ubangho-Chari, from Catholic Encyclopedia 1907-1912 Article Gabun, Brazza, Niam-Niam, Camerun, Bagirmi, Wadai, Bornu, Borku, Baele (Ennedi), from Meyers Konversationslexikon 1888-1890, in German

Military

Economy & Finances

Global History of Currencies : Congo Brazzaville, has data on French Equatorial Africa

Ethnography

Languages of Gabon (41), from Ethnologue Languages of the C.A.R. (70), from Ethnologue Languages of Rep. Congo (62), from Ethnologue Languages of Chad (134), from Ethnologue Languages of Cameroon (286), from Ethnologue Category : Ethnic Groups in Gabon, from Wikipedia Category : Ethnic Groups in Cameroon, from Wikipedia Category : Ethnic Groups in the C.A.R., from Wikipedia Category : Ethnic Groups in Chad, from Wikipedia Category : Ethnic Groups in Rep. Congo, from Wikipedia Category : Languages of Gabon, from Wikipedia Category : Languages of Chad, from Wikipedia Category : Languages of Cameroon, from Wikipedia Azande, from Ethno Atlas

Religion

Category : Religion in Gabon, from Wikipedia Category : Religion in the C.A.R., from Wikipedia Category : Religion in Chad, from Wikipedia Category : Religion in Rep. Congo, from Wikipedia Category : Religion in Cameroon, from Wikipedia Chronology of Catholic Dioceses : Gabon, from Kirken i Norge Chronology of Catholic Dioceses : C.A.R., from Kirken i Norge Chronology of Catholic Dioceses : Chad, from Kirken i Norge Chronology of Catholic Dioceses : Cameroon, from Kirken i Norge Chronology of Catholic Dioceses : Congo Brazzaville, from Kirken i Norge

History of Regions

see Rep. Congo (Brazzaville; Moyen Congo), Central African Republic (Oubangi-Chari), Chad, Gabon, Cameroun Articles Kingdom of Baguirmi, Kanem-Bornu Empire, Ouaddai Kingdom, from Wikipedia

History of Cities

History of Libreville, from Wikipedia History of Brazzaville, from Wikipedia Pointe Noire, from Wikipedia History of Bangui, from Wikipedia History of N'Djamena (Fort Lamy), from Wikipedia Sarh (Fort Archambault), from Wikipedia

Bibliography

Most Ethno-Net Africa Database, Chad Congo Brazzaville, Cameroon, bibliography

Biographies

Felix Eboue, from The World at War, from Wikipedia

WEB-BIBLIOGRAPHY . . . EXTERNALLY POSTED DOCUMENTS

Lists of Statesmen

from World Statesmen (B. Cahoon); from Rulers (B. Schemmel) Colonial Heads of FEA, from Wikipedia

Population Figures

Image Databanks

Systematic Collections General

Archives nationales d'outre-mer, Base Ulysse, image base (France)

Systematic Collections Specialist

Accidental Collections

Universal Collections Items on Fr. Equatorial Afr.

Document Collections

Historical Maps

collections : Africa

Historical Maps of Africa, University of Alabama

collections : AEF

Africa, Modern

Africa 1905, 1912, 1938, 1959, J. de Salas Vara del Rey

Africa, Contemporary

Historical Map of Africa 1885, Nations Online Project Africa 1885, PCL, UTexas Africa 1909, World Maps Online Africa 1910, Emerson Kent Africa 1913, Zonu

AEF, Modern

AEF, contemporary

R. de Lannoy de Bissy, Carte de l'Afrique a l'echelle de 1:2 000 000 12. Mourzouk 1887, 13. Kebabo 1886, 13. Kebabo 1888, 13. Kebabo 1896, 19. Agadez 1888, 19. Agadez 1902, 20. Yayo 1886, 20. Yavo 1888, 26. Kouka 1888, 26. Kouka 1898, 27. El Facher, 27. El Facher 1887, 27. El Facher 1898, 28. El Obeid 1888, 28. El Obeid 1892, 34. St. Libreville 1885, 34. St. Libreville 1891, 35. Inguimma 1884, 35. Inguimma 1885, 35. Bangala 1892, 36. Lado 1889, 36. Lado 1892, 39. San Salvador 1885, 39. San Salvador 1889, 39. San Salvador 1896, 39. San Salvador 1899, 40. Ounya-N'Zingue 1884, 40. Loulouabourg 1891, 40. Loulouabourg 1895, 40. Loulouabourg 1899, Gallica Gallica Africa 1:2.000.000, U.S. Army Map Service, sheets 8 Sabhah (1969), 9 Daklah Oasis (1969), 13 Fort Lamy (1973), 14 El Fasher (1973), 18 Douala (1963), 19 Bangui (1963), sheets 22 French Congo (1958), 23 Kisangani (1968), PCL, UTexas French Equatorial Africa 1922, 1932, Probert Encyclopedia A.E.F., Carte Ethnographique, 1913, 1 : 5.000.000, Gallica A.E.F., Carte Geologique 1913, 1 : 5.000.000, Gallica

Detail, Modern

Detail, Contemporary

Archives, Musea, Libraries

National Symbols

Coins, Banknotes

Banknotes of FEA, from Ron Wise's World Paper Money, from World Currency Museum FEA Coins, from World Coins Image Gallery

Stamps

PRINTED REFERENCE

General Accounts

Naval Intelligence Division : French Equatorial Africa (Geographical Handbook Series), London 1942, 524 pp. [G]

Historical Dictionary

David E. Gardinier, Historical Dictionary of Gabon, Metuchen N.J. : Scarecrow 1981 [G] Pierre Kalck, Historical Dictionary of the Central African Republic, Metuchen N.J. : Scarecrow 1980 [G] Samuel Decalo, Historical Dictionary of Chad, Metuchen N.J. : Scarecrow 1977 [G] Virginia Thompson and Richard Adloff, Historical Dictionary of the People's Republic of the Congo, Metuchen N.J. : Scarecrow 1974 [G] Mark W. DeLancey and H. Mbella Mkeba, Historical Dictionary of the Republic of Cameroon, Metuchen N.J. : Scarecrow, 2nd edition 1990 [G]