Member of the Mi’kmaq people in Canada, Nora Bernard (1935 – 2007) revolted against the system of forced residential schools for Aboriginal children. The class action it is launching will result in compensation for approximately 79,000 victims. The Mi’kmaq The second of six children, Nora Bernard
Just as Vallabhbhai had given his ticket to travel to London to Vithalbhai, in the same way he gave his Godhra house to his cousin Kashibhai. He had got this practice from childhood, when sweets or new clothes came in the house, then he would be divided among other brothers and sisters and Vallabhbh
Léon Gambetta studied law and became a lawyer in 1860. He began to associate with politics and approached the Republicans. Léon Gambetta opposed the Second Empire, he made himself known during the trial of a Republican, where he made a plea against Napoleon III in 1868. He began his political career
From the Innu Indian people, An Antane Kapesh (1926 – 2004) writes about the history and culture of his people, and advocates for indigenous rights. She is the first Indigenous woman to publish books in French. A life in the forest An Antane Kapesh was born on March 26, 1926 in the forest near Ku