A Super Quick History of Haiti
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#Haiti #History
I wasn't sure about the pronunciation of "Tonton Macoute" so I watched an interview with Duvalier himself and he pronounced it like "muck-owe't" so I did too. Most people say "mack-oot", however.
Haiti was the first country to recognise Greece as a sovereign country back in 15 january of 1822. Jan paul boitier (i am not so sure of his name) sent 100 tons of coffee to our country to be sold and the money to be given to our government. Every greek knows this and it is written in our history books. Also greece was one of the first countries to send humanitarian help to the island after the earthquake. Doctors, engineers, medication. We stand for Haiti!
welll you guys kinda have a shit ton of wars so..... you had big ass country before tell you know... lost it and Rome come in and all lol. 31BC to 180 AD
Nice
Jean Pierre Boyer
No one has recognized Greece as a sovereign country despite it ruling the known world for 600 years, being the global language for 1000 years, and fathering Western culture, and governance. And still, no one said the Greeks were sovereign, that's the real achievement.
He or She was talking about Greece independence from Ottoman
Thank you for highlighting our history 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Hello fellow haitian. I agree 👍✨🇭🇹
I agree!
-A fellow Haitian
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. This channel is criminally underrated. Thank you for the wonderful content.
Kinda feel bad for the Haitians ngl. Not only do foreign nations love exploiting them, but the geographical location of the nation is just so bad as well
One of the reasons i came to this video is because i have a few coworkers from haiti, so I wamted to see the history of their homeland
No one exploited them for centuries and the US got involved largely due to Haiti's leaders being shot, killing themselves, fleeing the country, poisoned, or in J. Vilbrun Guillaume Sam's case, dismembered.
As a Haitian man myself it is A very interesting history that I continue to learn about and I Eventually learn My birthplace language Haitian creolé.
At a painful moment, reflecting on Haiti's deadly earthquake 11 years ago today, I decided to search the history of Haiti on youtube. I admire your ability to squeeze in so much in so little time. And thank you for doing so without the harsh judgment most people have when recounting the experiences of the Haitian people.
Painful knowing there’s a new that’s hit this week. 😭
As a fellow haitian who was celebrating my 1st birthday of my life and when the earthquake happened. Our family called us and my grandma passed out on the couch when we saw the news. That day was a living nightmare and most of our family were in Haiti during it. Haiti has a interesting history
@@jeritheweirdchild I’m so sorry. The earthquake was terrible. My mom had been visiting Haiti a little bit before it happened and ended her trip early and came back to the US 2 days before it happened. If she had stayed 2 extra days she probably would’ve died. Haiti is pretty underrated though, hardly anyone pays attention to it anymore.
@@EnbyBee Yeah it was a huge moment in our family after the earthquake. Glad your mom is alright!
Sadly a couple family members died in the earthquake, as well as the house that had all our history in it. It fell on my uncle and thank God he survived and was able to get out. It was a really bad time in life
(What an unlucky brithday celebration for me ;_;)
Bro I swear someone cast an evil spell on my glorious country of Haiti. WE CAN NEVER CATCH A BREAK!
TRUE 🙏🏾
Haiti can be beautiful when the politicians arent always screwing over their people
The spell is called corruption, no birth control, low education. Haiti should be the richest country in the Caribbean and most powerful but because the leaders of Haiti have like zero ties to the country as they are Arab French and Jewish people that live there and mulattos. These leaders are vile and America supports them
I know right WTF 🥺
What are tv and or movie producers waiting for? This is history that needs be told either on the big screen or on the small screen - or maybe even both!
No kidding. It’s like the most epic drama ever.
nice resume of haitian history....Thanks guys.
Thanks Mr History for another epic video!
I’m doing a project on Haiti so this really helped out. :)
Your videos are always so informative and although they’re short I feel like I can trust the information you give, especially after reading comments affirming your video’s accuracy by other people experienced with different country’s history. Thanks for making learning fun!!
Commenting and liking to improve the algorithm for this channel. This guy is the next History Matters.
Thank u so much for making this vid, very grateful 🙏
Love that i stumbled across your channel bro. Keep it up
Great video my friend 👍 can't wait till you do a video on Lithuania
Man, that photo at 4:37 is just astounding. That poor little kid breaks my heart.
bro that was a funny intro
this is the best history lesson I have ever got
Haiti is going to be a wonderful place someday ♥️
thankyou for highlighting the story of my country '
And still, more pain 😔
thank you for that - why cant others exchange information in an effective way like you do :D
Good video 👍
Great video
Idk dude, from an outside perspective it looks like that island should chill already and unite
no
I concur...they're all brethren 🤷🏾♀️
@@manfredthenwhy not? Dominicans and Haitians come from the same African tribes. They're brethren 🤷🏾♀️
Great job
Please can you make a video about Greece and Bulgaria dispute about Thrace
I love Mr History
Us Dominicans 🇩🇴 really got our shii back in blood nigga, prod of my ancestors on JUAN PABLO DUARTE TRINITARIO💚💚🇩🇴
What? Acting like Spanish Haiti was forced to join Haiti when it was though negotiations with Boyer and your Elites. La Trinitaria or your political elites wanted to join Haiti instead of Gran Colombia my boy. Now, during the poor economic situation with Boyer in 1842 both sides wanted to get rid of him. With an added step you guys left since as Juan Pablo foreseen what's to come. I also understand Dominicans frustration with Haitians due to Faustin Soulouque raids. But that was him and not all of Haiti. He should've done the proper way through negotiations as Boyer did.
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@@xizoxd2467 Lies
I came from Haiti and haven’t returned in years because of violence
But aid and helpers are coming (I hope)
Keep up the vids
Really enjoyed learning about my country
dang being on the hook t0 France seems to be a perpetual, insurmountable detriment to properity and flourishing. What are the terms?
Also Spain. Turns out colonialism cripples your economy for generations.
You did not mention everything the United States did to Haiti
Good to hear you said-----bye bye at the end.
Can you make history of Liberia
Best national history by miles.
You should consider doing Venezuela !!
Can You please Do A Super Quick History Of Spain
Yep its in alphabetcal order have to wait
been there two times.
still get goosbeumps thinking of this experience.
second time we got struck by hurricane matthew in 2016...what a pity. could be such a paradise.
Cool
My mind is 🤯🤯
The Del Rio, Tx border crisis brought me here!
You could have mentioned how napoleon sent a polish garrison to fight the rebels but they ended up joining them
Great vid
Spaniards "k bye" 😂😂
Los españoles que le partieron la madre 14 veces a Haití 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Your french pronouncing 😍🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
and then mach hommy moved to New York and in 2021 dropped the greatest rap album of all time pray4haiti
So Haiti is just got the sharp end of the sword?
Do Venezuela eventually and Madeira
Yes.
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Imagine getting destroyed by enemies with around 500 and 1,000 men while you have around 10,000.
@@cxarhomell5867 Now imagine those 10,000 slaves fought 4 super powers(Portugal, France, Spain, Great Britain)at that era, and won their Independence to continue fighting to keep our Indepence. We continued till the early 1900s (U.S.A., Germany), and still resisting with all the hardships it accompanied. Pretty cool huh😉
@@ayitipapperi2663 he’s referring to the Dominican army Pedro Santana army only had 800 men and that’s why Haiti lost the spanish side of the island.
@@Xenlacasa45 your are ignorant it was t 800 man dummy the reason why Dominicans were able to beat Haiti it was because of the Spaniard and the French they help you guys get y’all independence from the Haitians even the USA help the dr as well by making haiti sell all her weapons to the dr for Haiti don’t go to anymore wars. And the dr is still controling by Spain and French if it was just Dominican who beat the Haitian their wouldn’t be Christopher Columbus status in the dr. Bruh you are very ignorant and stupid at the same time your life must be really suck for you to come with Thor stupid ignorant comments
@@carlosmilord2931 LOL
mach-hommy brought my attention to haiti tbh.
I hope Haiti doesn't become like Ethiopia - full of civil wars.
I want to see Puerto Rico history
lets go
Anyone here after the incident that recently occurred where thousands of violent criminals were released onto the streets of Haiti? I came here just to get a quick history synopsis after hearing about it.
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I swear someone put a curse on Haiti. It’s so rich and everybody just wants a piece. They are trying to free up the real estate on top of already hard conditions. Let these people live in peace ffs
Ustdes mismos por su mala fe. 😂
So real
The way he said the history is so funny
04:30 One of the biggest mistakes in Haitian history.
Francois Duvalier....1957-1971 then Jean-Claude Duvalier --1971-1986---
I know that because I'm Haitian
Pls become a youtube partner
Trinidad and Tobago History
They are so cool
People: Never kick a man when he’s down.
God: Hold my Holy Beer!
Hello I came here to visit and yes I am a kid TH-camr Who post about weird things and I am a girl and I am from this country well I was born in America but I’m practicing how to speak the language
Why does Napoleon look like Ed Sheeran to me
Funny quick but you just confused the fuck out of me
3:46 Rpq
In Haiti, only 1 out of every 200 people own a car.
What's does that have to do with anything?
I’m from haiti
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Trinidad and Tobago
France made Haiti pay 21 billion dollars
Haiti is the most culturally significant Caribbean country to the USA. If not for them we wouldn't have voodoo or the Salem witch trials or modern day zombie movies.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
i Want to see Puerto Rico history
Spoiler alert. Haiti collapsed.
man... i would say fuck it and leave after all that shit.
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Unfortunately much of the same will continue............
ハイチ人はついてないな❗
Didnt Poland save Haiti?
Nope
any hatian"s here
This one didnt age too well
Good The vídeo, I HATE
Ayyu Haiti! Todavia estan en el siglo 16, no avanzan, ya no sabemos que hacer con ellos, y la Republica Dominicana es la que ha tenido que cargar con ese problema, Francia esclavizo esa poblacion negra, y los abandonó, ahi hay muchos problemas, esperamos algun ese pedazo de tierra se levante, sino nos van a subcionar a los Dominicanos, son muy trabajadores...
Hay muchas razones por la cual Haiti esta en la situacion que esta. Primero, la estafa de Francia. Haiti debe ser reconocida por su esfuerzo de liberar la Isla completa de la esclavitid. Los espanoles y los franceses solo hicieron horrores.
@@mercedes4328 no, en Republica Dominicana no tenemos esclavitud, hace muchos añis que nos liberamos, y poredo hoy somos una economia saludable, mejor que la mayoria de muchos paises de la region, el problema fue cuando lis colonizadores, Los Españoles y Los Franceses por su lucha por el Dominio de la Isla, se les ocurrio dividir la la Isla, Rep.Dominicana prosperó, Haiti tristememete sequedó atras, y aunque se liberaton de los amos Feanceses, no salen de su pobreza, y todo el mundo ama Haiti, no los quieren en sus paises, si vacuarlos aqui. Ya no soportamos un haitiano mas, nuestros hispitales y escuelas edtan colaosadas fe esa poblavion ,hasra nuestra soberia peligea, te recuerdo, en Republica Dominicana solo gay pan paea los hambrientos y una mano amiga, no esclavitud, no lo aceptar a nadie que duca eso, las Dominicanas hasta amamantamos a los niños huerfanos fe haiti, cuando el terremoto, Dios ,Patria y Libertad, esos son nuestros simbolos patrios...
@@juanataveras9127 Dude Haití es como es debido a muchos atolladeros políticos. Como hacer una búsqueda rápida y verás que la mayoría de sus presidentes han sido derrocados. Sus elecciones también son manipuladas. Sus élites no se preocupan por las naciones. Haití también tiene una constitución para la cual no permite que los haitianos estadounidenses tengan ningún asiento político en Haití. También hay muchas organizaciones que buscan ganar dinero rápido. Si quieres ver a Haití esforzarse por impulsar la propaganda para que traigan gente educada para que entre.
@@mercedes4328 Who did Dominican republic got independence from
@@familyandfriends3519de Haití, pero antes de eso era una nación libre, sin reconocer pero estaba recién independizada de España.
Haiti pensó que como estábamos solos podían tomar nuestro lado, pero les salió cara esa ocupación, los sacamos 14 veces de nuestro territorio y ahí fue cuando se propuso la declaración de independencia, y ser reconocida como una República libre y soberana. Haiti solo quería tomar la isla completa y eliminar la historia dominicana desde la llegada de Colón. Pero Dios no permitió que se salieran con la suya. Por esa mala fe es que están así hoy en día. Nada bueno cruza por la mente de un haitiano.
It is such a shame because we have so many fond memories of Haiti but what is going on in Haiti now is nauseous. However, not everyone thinks Haiti is Hell and that sentiment would not just be limited to Graham Greene were he alive. Of course, Graham was one of the great writers of the 20th Century. One other ex-spook used to love Haiti until the TonTon Macoute hunted him down like a wild animal. If you relish and yearn for Haitian spy thrillers as curiously and bizarrely compelling as Graham Greene’s Comedians, yearn for the cruel stability of the Duvaliers and have frequented Hôtel Oloffson you're never going to put down Bill Fairclough's fact based spy thriller Beyond Enkription in The Burlington Files series. It's a raw noir thriller but it is so real you may have nightmares of being back in Port au Prince anguishing over being a spy on the run. The trouble is, if you were a spook being chased by the TonTon Macoute in the seventies you were usually cornered and ... well best leave it to your imagination or simply read Beyond Enkription. It’s considered compulsory reading for espionage aficionados.
See theburlingtonfiles.org and if you have any questions remember the best quote from The Burlington Files to date is "Don't ask me, I'm British" but do read The Comedians first if you have not done so recently.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. This channel is criminally underrated. Thank you for the wonderful content.
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again. This channel is criminally underrated. Thank you for the wonderful content.