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This is an abstract of the report by the Commission of Enquiry into the Administration of the Congo Free State. The Congo Free State, under the personal rule of King Leopold II of Belgium, was notorious for its brutal exploitation of the Congolese population and its natural resources, particularly rubber. The report, commissioned in response to international pressure and mounting evidence of atrocities, investigated the conditions within the colony.
This abstract provides a crucial summary of the findings, shedding light on the abuses, forced labor, and widespread suffering inflicted upon the Congolese people. It stands as a vital historical document, offering insights into the realities of colonial rule and the human cost of unchecked power. It remains relevant for those studying African history, colonialism, and human rights.
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