FRENCH CEMETERY
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Abéché,
Chad
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2024
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2024
Located behind the Chadian army buildings, this poorly maintained cemetery contains the dead from the Battle of Doroté in November 1910. The battle pitted French forces against the last remaining forces of Sultan Doudmourah, Mohamed Youssouf's nickname meaning the "lion of Moura" (a small royal city some 30 km from Abéché, on the road to Adré), allied with the Sultan of the Massalit. To visit this cemetery, whose border with the military camp is blurred, it is essential to be accompanied by a local child.
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