Angelo Dan, who is at the Embassy of Benin in France, is at the heart of the dialogue between the two countries. Like a logbook, it traces the long process that led to the restitution of twenty-six cultural works in Benin.
In this historical, political and memorial narrative, Mr. Dan highlights the international dialogue following this request. It also mentions the resulting museum and heritage cooperation. This text is crucial because of the debate it arouses beyond the Beninese and French borders regarding the restitution of cultural property looted by colonial empires. The relevance of this book is part of a reflection on the consequences of colonialism.
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