His approach towards his opponents caused charges to be brought from Touré argued that Africa had lost much during colonization, and that Africa ought to retaliate by cutting off ties to former colonial nations. Front and back of the image: Front of photograph Back of photograph. He campaigned during the strike for unity between ethnic groups, opposing the 'tribalism' which the French authorities were promulgating, and was explicitly anti-colonial in his approach. Please allow additional time if international delivery is subject to customs processing.If you Buy It Now, you'll only be purchasing this item. For additional information, see the Global Shipping Program Earn up to 5x points when you use your eBay Mastercard.Any international shipping and import charges are paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. International shipping and import charges paid to Pitney Bowes Inc. Any international shipping and import charges are paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. Any international shipping is paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. He was reelected unopposed in 1968, 1974 and 1982.
Ahmed Sékou Touré (referred to in this paper as AST or Touré) was a prolific Pan African, nationalist union leader in Guinea, Conakry when Guinea was still under French Colonialism. Ahmed Sekou Toure was a Guinean politician who played a key role in the African independence movement. Touré's family were Muslim, and he was initially educated at the Koranic School in Faranah, before transferring to a school in Kissidougou. He was elected to a seven-year term as president in 1961; as leader of the PDG he was the only candidate. Ahmed Sekou Toure. These photos emanate from a working newspaper archive thus concede routine physical imperfections that can include production flaws, hand placed editorial notes, and paste residue. Furthering his political credentials, Sékou Touré led a break by Guinea's trade unions from the CGT, and formed the In 1948 he became the secretary-general of the CGT for French West Africa, and in 1952 Sékou Touré became secretary-general of the PDG. However, in 1978 Guinea's ties with the Throughout Toure's dispute with France, he maintained good relations with several socialist countries. 杜尔 (zh); Ahmed Sékou Touré (da); Ahmed Sékou Touré (tr); セク・トゥーレ (ja); Ahmed Sékou Touré (en-gb); Seku Ture (eo); احمد سيكو تورى (arz); აჰმედ სეკუ ტურე (ka); Ахмед Секу Туре (uk); Ahmed Sékou Touré (la); Ahmed Sékou Touré (fi); Ahmed Sékou Touré (io); Ahmed Sékou Touré (gsw); 아메드 세쿠 투레 (ko); Ahmed Sékou Touré (frr); Ahmed Sékou Touré (en-ca); Ahmed Sékou Touré (cs); Ahmed Sékou Touré (bar); Ahmed Sékou Touré (it); Ahmed Seeku Tuuree (ff); Ahmed Sékou Touré (fr); Ahmed Sékou Touré (li); Ahmed Sékou Touré (hr); അഹമ്മദ് സെക്കൂ ടൂറെ (ml); Ahmed Sekou Touré (pl); Ahmed Sekou Toure (id); Ahmed Sékou Touré (nds); Sékou Touré (yo); Ахмед Секу Туре (bg); Ahmed Seku Ture (sr-el); Ahmed Sékou Touré (ca); Ahmed Sékou Touré (pt); Ахмед Секу Туре (sr); Ahmed Sékou Touré (lt); Ahmed Sékou Touré (sl); Ahmed Sékou Touré (kbp); Ahmed Sékou Touré (pt-br); אחמד סקו טורה (he); Ahmed Sékou Touré (lb); Ahmed Sékou Touré (sw); Ahmed Sékou Touré (nb); Ahmed Sékou Touré (nl); Ahmed Sékou Touré (es); Ահմեդ Սեկու Տուրե (hy); Séko Touré (sq); Ahmed Sékou Touré (ln); Ahmed Sékou Touré (en); أحمد سيكو توري (ar); Σεκού Τουρέ (el); Ahmed Sékou Touré (sv) politico guineano (it); père de l'indépendance Guinéenne et premier président de la Guinée (fr); políticu francés (1922–1984) (ast); franzööschen Politiker (nds); guineischer Präsident (de); político francês (pt); Uachtarán na Guine (ga); 幾內亞總統 (zh); vācu politiķis (lt); ギニア共和国の政治家、初代大統領 (ja); polític francès (ca); Laamɗo arano leydi Gine (ff); franséische Politiker (lb); polityk gwinejski (pl); פוליטיקאי גינאי (he); politicus uit Guinee (1922-1984) (nl); fransk politiker (sv); ߖߌ߬ߣߍ߬ ߘߍ߲ߒߖߘߍߟߦߊ ߝߊ߬ ߣߌ߫ ߖߌ߬ߣߍ߬ ߞߊ߲ߕߌ߯ ߝߟߐ (nqo); Presidente de la República Popular y Revolucionaria de Guinea (es); guinealainen poliitikko (fi); President of Guinea (1922-1984) (en); أول رئيس ل غينيا بعد الإستقلال (ar); první guinejský prezident (cs); Guinea´s Præsident (da) ߊߤߊߡߊߘ ߛߋߞߎ߬ ߕߎ߬ߙߋ, ߡߊ߲߬ߖߎ߫ ߕߎ߬ߙߋ߬, ߕߎߙߊ߫ ߞߋߟߋ߲߫ ߛߊ߲߬ߛߊ߲߬ ߝߊ (nqo); Ahmed Sécoutouré, Sekou Touré, Sekou Toure, Ahmed Sekou Touré, Ahmed Sekou Toure (fr); Sekou Toure, Ahmed Sekou Toure (hr); Ахмед Секу Туре, Туре Секу, Секу Туре (ru); Ahmed Sékou Touré (yo); Sekou Toure, Sekou Touré (de); Ahmed Seku Ture (sh); 艾哈迈德⋅塞古⋅杜尔 (zh); Ahmed Sékou Touré, Секу Туре (sr); Ahmed Sekou Toure (tr); セクトーレ, アフメド・セク・トゥーレ (ja); Sékou Touré, Ahmed Sékou Touré (id); احمد سيكو توري, أحمد سيكوتورى (ar); Sekou Touré, Sekou Toure, Sékou Touré, Ahmed Sekou Toure (sv); Ahmed Sékou Touré, Ahmed Sekou Toure (pl); Ahmed Sekou Toure (ml); Sekou Toure, Sékou Touré, Ahmed Sekou Toure (nl); Ahmed Sekou Toure (sl); 세쿠 투레 (ko); Ahmed Sékou Tourè, Sekou Tourè (it); Ahmed Sekou Toure (fi); Ahmed Sekou Toure, Mohamed Toure (en); Ahmed Sekou Toure (eo); Sekou Touré, Sékou Touré, Sekou Toure, Ahmed Sekou Touré, Ahmed Sekou Toure (es); Ahmed Sekou Toure (da)