Marie-Louise Christophe: A Haitian Queen in Great Britain

POU GADE NAN KREYÒL
Peze sou ikòn lan ki nan sou-tit adwat la, anba videyo a pou asire sou-tit lan aktive. Apre sa, seleksyone ikòn konfigirasyon akote ikòn sou-tit la. Apati la, ou ka chanje lang sou-tit la an Kreyòl.
Step back in time with Wilford Marous and Michelet Romulus of the Haitian Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain and Dr Nicole Willson, Principal Investigator on the Leverhulme Trust funded research project 'Fanm Rebèl: Recovering the Histories of Haiti's Women Revolutionaries' to learn more about the exile experience of Marie-Louise Christophe, first Queen of Haiti, who immigrated to Britain in 1821 with her two daughters.
Learn more about the research project to which this is connected at www.fanmrebel.com.
Learn more about the work of the Haitian Chamber of Commerce at www.haitianchambergb.com

[@wolsilita]

Historians need to really highlight WHY Haiti is poor. They fought for and then paid France to remain free...some of the same reasons Cuba is poor.

[@renaissancewoman100]

I read that all countries at the time refused to trade with them. They feared a successful black country in the western hemisphere would encourage more slave uprisings.

[@TheLoveweaver]

@@renaissancewoman100 yes, a good book to read about this is "Island Under the Sea" about the Haitian Revolution. The French were so angry that the Black man fought for their freedom. According to them, they lost money and we're also made to accept defeat publicly. They wanted Haiti to pay for the rest of it's existence and not to flourish.

[@antrix1994]

That’s not the sole reason but it’s a factor the other is political unrest and more historians need to unpack the political issues in Haiti

[@rickihosein]

Yes, same shit with African countries...I'm gonna end it there cause I'm just gonna get real heated!!!

[@homodeus8713]

Who made the choices to pay. Time to stop choosing to be victims.

[@maudlynramsay7195]

Am jamaican I never knew that queen Marie was even black let alone Haitian. Thanks for bringing us this piece of history. I love the fact that all this hidden history is now coming to light.

[@tchoclate1]

Becarefull is not Queen Mary of England, it's Marie Louise queen of Haïti she was the wife of King Henry Christophe

[@goldgiverbeatz7433]

great information , I didn't even known Haiti had a kingdom , love from a Jamaican maroon and half Dominican kalingo , sa ka fete my Haitian peoples

[@flordahana6670]

Wha go on big man,nap boule😀😀😀😂😂big up👍👍👍👍one love yad

[@rasunson6509]

Yep we out here

[@gigiduvan3197]

Haitians love Jamacains

[@thechildofyahweh3249]

👋👋👋

[@abrahamisaacmuciusiii9192]

As a Haitian American, I appreciate that you put out this piece of history to the world and for the Haitian diaspora to see.

[@CaroleStlouis]

@Jean Andre Amen is either or 😄

[@CaroleStlouis]

Please read what Roosevelt said about the combination of words particularly in naming a Nationality. You can be proud of your origins but you cannot sit on 2 chairs at the same time. What does the pledge to the flag of the USA 🇺🇸 says? The Europeans that immigrated in the USA 🇺🇸 or for that matter anywhere else in the world don’t put a stigma on themselves that is from traveling from Eastern Europe the more advanced European countries and of course America 🇺🇸. You guys need to rethink this idea of grabbing 2 nationalities as an ID which could be detrimental. Do you feel comfortable to be called “Diaspora” by the Haitians who some of them parents and grand parents surfaced in Haiti 🇭🇹 for a better life from the other small islands and elsewhere across the Atlantic, the Red sea and the Pacific Think about it, The preference would be to be called a”Black American 🇺🇸 “ with an awareness of who the descendants are.

[@newyorkapple6192]

@ Jean Andre: As a first generation born and raised in the US we can’t win with you... my GOD! If we PROUDLY say we’re Haitian then the Haitian born and raised is QUICK TO say “you’re not Haitian, you’re American” and if we we're American then you act like we’re “ASHAMED” of our family and roots. And now, you have a problem with the term “Haitian American”. I’m so tired of that nonsense. I will say I’m Haitian American as well! Too bad if you don’t like it, that’s your problem! I was BORN , RAISED, AND EDUCATED IN NY. I speak French AND Créole FLUENTLY thanks to the generation of my parents and the era I was born in. NY is where I know, and to be Haitian is the values , morals, languages, and cuisine of my family I know and enjoy! So YES! Haitian American is what I am!

[@newyorkapple6192]

@ Jean Andre: That’s ignorant ppl. And I get that too particularly from black Americans. However, I would point out to them that I clearly said I was born and raised in NYC and that my parents are Haitian. That’s on them if they can’t differentiate the two. They usually stand there looking stupid when I point it out. Your children have to learn how to handle ignorant close minded ppl like that. We’re US borns who are blessed to come from a rich culture and be multilingual. If ppl can’t comprehend that then that’s their problem. My birth certificate CLEARLY states Bklyn, NY. So they all can kick rocks.

[@thedreamer9011]

@@newyorkapple6192 I am with you. Very well said. Close mindedness is a huge problem in the Haitian community.

[@asnoguenld]

I'm married to Haitian and I live in London Glad I found this

[@fanmrebel8316]

How wonderful! You should both make a pilgrimage to the Marylebone house! Have you been to Wilford Marous's wonderful restaurant in Acton?

[@asnoguenld]

@@fanmrebel8316 of course, we came and I left my card and you ran to us to give back to me. Look forward to come again with our little daughter. Thanks for the video, I need some Haitian heritage material to transmit to my little princess.

[@fanmrebel8316]

@@asnoguenld There are lots of wonderful children’s books - one of the best ones on Haitian revolutionary ‘sheroes’ is by Bayyinah Bello.

[@Prodigious1One]

I'm American and half Haitian. I never knew about this. Thanks for this history.

[@presterjohn1697]

This was absolutely amazing. Haiti shifted the entire geopolitical order of the western hemisphere.

[@drinkwatereatmelons7048]

I am American and I am very open minded to learn about Haiti background. I've meet some of the coolest Haitian people. When they welcome you in their home, it's a genuine and you don't want to leave

[@Wolverine-1]

So true

[@emorebelle]

....White?

[@awesomecoolkid5988]

I’m Afro American , I enjoy learning new things . This information was very interesting black people have so much power

[@suzejoseph2309]

THANK for sharing the story of the Haitian queen , the world's one of the most famous woman . Haitian people should be proud to be Haitian and continue to keep their life together and society will recognize who is Haitian.

[@subliminalfrequency]

VIVA Haiti...they punish our brothers and sisters to This Day for that Victory! The Match that sparked the Fire for Freedom wherever a slave Existed Inspiration for the many Uprisings and Revolts to Come

[@wilinawec6148]

Facts

[@JoseyTurn17]

Yes, but why reach for the non extended hand to aid to restore order to our Government?🧐 This is frustrating!

[@Antonio-pf9hf]

we are descendants of Hebrews, go to Deut. 28: 14-68 (KJV)

[@JC_inc]

@@Antonio-pf9hf ԲUck the bible and every fable book.

[@johnnypopo7705]

Without revolt, we are nothing but someone's bitch!

[@ashleybrenda___]

I love this we need more of this kind of video and to teach our Haitian children about those stories

[@PHlophe]

c'est le mois de l'histoire noire. tout le monde devrait celebrer meme hors des frontieres d'ayiti

[@fanmrebel8316]

Thank you for your kind words Ashley. There is a beautiful history book written for children by the wonderful Haitian scholar Professor Bayyinah Bello called 'Sheroes of the Haitian Revolution'. It is beautifully illustrated by Kervin Andre whose work features in the title image for this documentary. You can buy the book here: www.amazon.com/SHEROES-Haitian-Revolution-Bayyinah-Bello/dp/0578225514.

[@ashleybrenda___]

@@fanmrebel8316 thank you for the recommendation 🙏🏾

[@marcusl3844]

I couldn't retain my tears watching this documentary. I would like to extend my gratitude to that historian, doctor Nicole, who spent precious time to dig out all that information just to bring princess Marie Louise Christoph alive to the memory of all haitians, who forget their roots and to cherish the freedom our ancesters left behind for them by sacrificing their own lives. May their souls rest in peace!

[@fanmrebel8316]

Mèsi anpil Marcus!

[@damianjackson7437]

Queen

[@jccjjccj3305]

As a Jamaican living in England this means a lot to me, thank you very much

[@gigiduvan3197]

In Haiti we believe we family in Jamaica because the day we were fighting for our independence 10 tarzan haitian s ran to Jamaica as closest to scape the war between french and african which this what they call us. We haitian s only thing we have for Jamaican is love always.

[@korporal6498]

Jamaica has links to Scotland.

[@jccjjccj3305]

@@korporal6498 well our language, dna and culture is more African than Scottish.

[@josephLindor-ki7op]

​@@korporal6498her info is wrong

[@josephLindor-ki7op]

​@@jccjjccj3305garvey know nothing about Pan-African back than, cause he was a kid in 1898, he only ran with the name Pan-African when he got older

[@pamelajohnson6900]

👏👏 Dig deep there much more hidden history to be unraveled.

[@chasehim3761]

Im starting to see.

[@rosemarieharris9308]

Absolutely!

[@Brezendeblake]

I’m from Trinidad and Tobago. I totally love your history and love when you share. God bless you and thank you.

[@chynasshafritos]

As part Haitian I am proud our women are being recognized when at a time it was deemed impossible.

[@lj7621]

Proud to be from North Haiti. We are valiant women and have royalty in our DNA.

[@nicolenunya984]

As popes to being poor from south Haiti?

[@garryjean2496]

We were the first and only, we let them divided us, could you imagine us together united the sky is the limit

[@sylvamoise5788]

You answer the questions thats why they want us to devide .is a threat for them special uss this empire don't want Haiti to stand .

[@garryjean2496]

@@sylvamoise5788 not uss, they got nothing To do with what's wrong with haiti, USA yes we have separated ourselves against the the united states goverment, and make friends with china and russia

[@garryjean2496]

To

[@garryjean2496]

@@tatumergo3931 education is priceless, but éducation got nothing To do with This, the united states is the problem they are willing To do what ever it takes To make sure, we do not get united, they knew what we are capable of doing when we work together, we done that before against france and most powerful military destroy Bonaparte and is military, we have to separated ourselves against the the united states goverment and make russia and china our new allies

[@garryjean2496]

@SoulfullySowingSeeds you cannot find me, on Facebook, Well it seem you have a lot To say ,i don't want your opinions and it seem To me people's that work for a serial killer ,you have no right To preach To people's or give them advice

[@herstory7992]

Everyone in England Is acting like black people are new here when we actually are not in this country I love this

[@emilymalden3310]

I know, that is so foolish.

[@therealpollyanna5846]

UK has had mixed race Queens since the 1300's and Queen Charlotte who had 13 children with King George III and all married royalty. Maybe the problem is that many British do not know the history of this country. I am British and I enjoy learning history from all over the world. I really enjoyed watching this video.

[@MaLiArtworks186]

They want to forget when the Moors ruled Europe during the "Dark Ages".

[@shebamaree9026]

do not forget about the Moors

[@rasunson6509]

I've been Haitian for 43 years old and i had no idea about this part of my story appreciate for upload thank you so much it's important to know your story and it's very crazy how much we gotta Digg to find out who we really are.

[@fanmrebel8316]

Thank you for your kind words, Ra.

[@rasunson6509]

You're very welcome

[@lilajones8013]

I 💘 this documentary of the first Queen of Haiti 🇭🇹. Prior to today I was unaware of this valuable peice of history. Being of Haitian American background I'm more connected to American history. This documentary was very interesting to watch and has also made me more passionate about Haiti's history too. Haitians are survivors no matter where the country of residence happens to be. Praying for peace and love in ✌🙏Haiti.

[@fanmrebel8316]

Thank you for your wonderful comments!

[@casimirvincent2335]

My pleasure, you're welcome!

[@casimirvincent2335]

I am really grateful to all of you guys to chair that piece of haitian history to the world.

[@aniyahdilovelilioness747]

We are The Real Royals!!! 👑👑👑

[@ninagrothe5337]

I am so proud of my people. I am African but very close to Haitienne people. Love you and proud of how y’all fight from your freedom.

[@gonaive56]

I am impressed. An important piece of Haitian History little known, maybe not much cared for until now. Thank you to the producers and all involved in the production.

[@danielwalter9755]

Thank you for this historical lesson. Anytime I get a chance to learn about my Haitian heritage, I feel proud that came from great people. Thank u

[@mpdoriscar]

I never knew this part of my people's history. Most of us Haitian Americans know very little about our parents history and the country at large. Thank you for bringing this valuable information to us. Mesi Anpil.

[@philliplyn2692]

Loving this one thanks for sharing very information blessed love to all knowledge is power hopefully everyone pays attention keep up the good work 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🇯🇲🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@francessjean5861]

An tan ke Ayisyenne, mwin kontan ampil pou mwen wè ke yo prezanté yon parti de istwa nou pou ke moun a travè le mond en diaspora Haïtienne ka wè. 🙏🏽🇭🇹

[@fanmrebel8316]

Mèsi anpil Francess!

[@francessjean5861]

@@fanmrebel8316 Meci anpil tou 🙏🏽 map ankouraje nou kontinye pou bèl travay de rechèch sa nap fè an.

[@joannacalixte2093]

These video of my ancestors are so amazing. I thank you for uploading ❤️🇭🇹

[@angelaramirez5540]

I'm thrilled to share this with my ESL students. I've a large community of Haitian students here in Montréal, and I love learning more about their cultural ans historical heritage.

[@thelinkagency1]

The Royal Kingdom/family in Haiti and all over the Caribbean existed long before the west even know what monarchy was, they came and found us ruling and decided to invade and made many of our ancestors prisoners of war, never slaves!... These same warriors are called Maroons on other islands but they tend to leave out the fact that the inhabitants of the Atlantis Islands (including Haiti) had great and prosperous trading Empires prior to Columbus and the traitor crew navigators arrivals, who they called Moors. There is so much more to uncover. I am currently doing this for my country Waitukubuli- Dominica in the east, we speak similar creole. Many Hatian's live in my country, I never hear them talking about this. Even when I learnt the history of Haiti, they mentioned 'Christophe' but did not mention the fact that he was King and his counterpart Queen. so glad to know this and thanks to the historian who has dropped some more clues, it's up to us Caribbean Historians to keep digging.

[@darliana25]

Good to know some of our people was living there. I am just glad because there a lot people that don't know about the Haitian culture and our people. We always label as poor country or poor black people. A lot people don't know that Haiti was once a rich country and the thing they have to go through to fight for their freedom. I believe in the future it will be different if we go in the right direction. Praying to God for that.

[@Creolista]

🤔....Why are there 21 dislikes to this video 🤨? ......this was a good history lesson, very informative 👍🏾

[@vaughncunningham2291]

We all know who the 21 dislikes are they hate anything positive about our people but if it was some negative shit they would be more then happy to start their racist bull shit I don’t know why they even bother looking at our content because I could give to fucks about theirs if it’s not black put it back ❤️🖤💚✊🏿

[@deenice9363]

WHITE FOLKS!!!

[@gonaive56]

I was surprised by that too. What's there to dislike?

[@sekenniarobinson6220]

Because its whites that hate the truth

[@damianjackson7437]

Haters..what else? Trollz

[@emmaacadet5376]

I was pleased to learn more about King Christophe's widow and his daughters. Marie Louise unfortunately had a hard life. To survive all of her children and live in a foreign land, surely hostile. Thanks.

[@fanmrebel8316]

Thank you for watching and I’m glad that you found it informative!

[@satyricon55]

@@fanmrebel8316 what happened to both daughters of King Henry Christopher?...Thank you for this interesting video about the Queen Marie-Louise.Remember her father was the owner of the hotel"La Couronne"at Cap-Francais,it's where she met Henry.

[@fanmrebel8316]

@@satyricon55 Sadly they both pre-deceased her. Both died in Italy - the eldest in 1933 and the youngest in 1939. There is a beautiful obituary to Améthisse in the Gazzetta di Firenze which you can find on the Fanm Rebèl website.

[@DonyaZimmerman]

Thank you for this documentary on the Haitian Queen. I learned a lot about her life in England.

[@evaperry3000]

I am a Jamaican American living in the USA one of my best friend is Haitian descent I think the Haitian people are the most kind loving caring people I’ve ever met I love Haiti and it’s people.

[@jeansaintcyr2117]

Thank for that

[@moranast]

This is a very beautiful documentary about the life of a woman and her family during a very difficult time .

[@fanmrebel8316]

Thank you Morana!

[@lavendreblush7897]

😂🤣🤗I love the way Dr. Wilson speak kreyol! Great introduction and documentary. Thank you gentlemen and Dr. Wilson.

[@fanmrebel8316]

Mèsi anpil pou gade dokimantè sa a!

[@Camillyahreal]

Hello my Haitian brother and sista I’m American Haitian and I didn’t grow learning the culture but find out in early twenties from dad that was born there

[@guerlandej6044]

American HAITIANS dont exist

[@Camillyahreal]

@@guerlandej6044 really ..interesting didn’t know ?? you must hate yourself

[@guerlandej6044]

@@Camillyahreal loll Al chita. Un HAITIAN point

[@Camillyahreal]

@@guerlandej6044 The fact that a group of Haitian like you would say such a thing is demonic and hateful my grandmother, aunt and dad are Haitian you’re ignorant is un attractive cause no one on this earth is 100% of any race so chill on creole language and what is and isn’t

[@Camillyahreal]

fout santimanw...and you can have several of those seats bih

[@yveniemontilus6876]

That was such a breath-takin moment to watch this. Proud of you guys!

[@esetapowell7662]

I find this very interesting. Thank you so much. Haiti is one of the countries I choose to learn about 2021.

[@florencebayonne9146]

This is such a remarkable story! and so thank you ever so much for sharing this bite of haitian History. Amazingly I have been living in the UK for few years now, but I never knew of this great haitian Queen who once upon a time lived in my neighbourhood, in South East London🤔 I'm so glad to know that I have that connection from the past, from one island to.an other. Many thanks for this short documentary, I really appreciate your work👍 Fleur.

[@fanmrebel8316]

Thank you for your kind words Florence!

[@leslierb3484]

Thank you for sharing this important part of Haitian history and this beautiful Queen! I learned so much.

[@RHEYMS]

I never knew this. Greatly appreciated this history lesson 👍

[@chasehim3761]

I wasnt expecting her to speak Creole back. 👍

[@nirvadecopain4815]

Thank you all so much for this wonderful documentary about King Henry Chritophe's family. I will share it with all my friends. 🙏

[@fanmrebel8316]

Thank you for watching and sharing Nirva.

[@thedreamer9011]

Fascinating story about a great Queen. Thank you Fanm Rebel.

[@roodypierre3362]

The main reason I'm happy it's because I can see you know our story better than some so called politicians, college students etc and thanks for that 👍 really appreciate it

[@ketiadelva5115]

Its true!

[@daphney_hey3142]

I'm so happy to hear about these stories, I've never been told before. Thank you

[@marieclermont1719]

Great presentation and I am grateful for the knowledge you share with the public. Thank to England for providing refuge to these women.

[@Renould2010]

Excellent, Body of Heritage of my people, thanks sharing with us all., as Haitian American, I’m very grateful to hear of this. Knowledge. 🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👑👑👑💯

[@njemilenantan2269]

This is so interesting. I did not even know that there is a Haitian Community in London. I did not know that there were people from that area of the Caribbean here.

[@njemilenantan2269]

@MySultrySounds Excuse me????? At no point was I disrespectful. You do not need to tell me to wake up and do my research. I said what I said I did not know there was a Haitian Community in the UK and why do I need to research that may I ask? I do not see Haitians at any major Afro-Caribbean events, not even Carnival where most if not all of the islands are represented. Oh please.

[@njemilenantan2269]

@MySultrySounds Okay my bad and yes my lineage does go back to the Transatlantic Slave Trade, as although born here, both of my parents are from the Caribbean. I and every Caribbean person are aware and cite with pride Haiti's accomplishments for which they are still being punished today by the powers that they successfully fought off. You are the only island in the Caribbean that has kept and fully embrace African Spirituality. Would that the other islands would do the same. Without African Spirituality Haiti would not have survived to this day despite the struggles faced. Have a blessed day Voodum.

[@rachellemontoban.]

Wow that very interesting can you guy’s put this beauty history on Netflix please merci bcp.

[@mandysiaarmand]

I have been asking for this so very long and finally the truth is revealing!!

[@fanmrebel8316]

Mèsi anpil Mandysia! There are also more documents that may be of interest to you on my research website, especially on the 'Archive' page: www.fanmrebel.com.

[@jackie5157]

Very interesting story indeed! Thank you for sharing. Vive La Reine! 🇭🇹

[@rosegeorges7149]

Thank you for the great story of our ancestors , it's about time the haitian people hkno where they comes from . I really enjoyed it. Make me feel great. Thank you!!!

[@bettydorce4279]

🤯 we have Haitians in England.....this is too much for me...I love it!!!!

[@carlenslaguerre]

There’s haitian everywhere.

[@boxingmessaboutwithmydonro3347]

Yh but they would absorbed and probably viewed as french african in uk as there is so many french african here. Unless they mention that they haitiano

[@bettydorce4279]

@@carlenslaguerre They keep telling me that...still in disbelief 🤯

[@jolainedecoste4686]

News flash! They're every where!

[@mycaribeat]

I am a Haitian in Russia.

[@priscajean-baptiste6183]

Love the piece of history that is shared. It keeps my head up as a young Haitian woman to know that that the sky is the limit to what many of us can do.🥰

[@madeleinestleger6376]

This writer deserve an award on this research.

[@ps-kc8ye]

THANK YOU DR NICOLE.WOOOW WONDERFUL HISTORY.YOU ARE THE BEST GOD BLESSING YOU🙏❤

[@Fatiful]

Thank you for this ♥️

[@all-tech1405]

M kontan jwenn ti istwa sa sou Marie Louise. Sa fè plezi anpil. Yon konbatant kouraje konsa m regret se non l ak mari l m te konnen. Good documentary!

[@fanmrebel8316]

Mèsi anpil!

[@flordahana6670]

Mwen men m tou😀😀😀👍👍👍

[@MSSHARIII]

This was really insightful! Thank you 🙏🏾

[@claudinesjourney1]

Very interesting history. It is still unfortunately sad to hear murders involved during that time. This should be noted.....

[@gnozza8683]

What a magnificent culture. Beautiful stylish women.

[@claudiapmuller5227]

Thank you for sharing this wonderful history.

[@ms.collot8389]

This was documented beautifully Blessings to your wonderful team 💕

[@TESSALACOMBATTANTE]

Thank you for putting this together; I would also love to share this on my other KZbin channel and all over it is a must. I fight for my country and will continue to do so till change come.

[@jovial1213]

WOW, thank you soooo much !!! Merci umpil!!!😃❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾

[@sharonsmith1505]

I KNEW IT..THE PAINTING WHERE IN THE PALACE. THEY TOOK THEM DOWN.ALONG TIME AGO THEY SHOWED THEM IN ENGLAND.

[@CBrown9758]

There should be a movie done on this.🤔👌

[@mimideandlili1761]

Wow thank you for sharing I have learned so much I need to visit this place when I go to London

[@randolphchristin1465]

I am proud of my Queen Christophe!💐

[@yvond.2939]

Thank you for your knowledge You’re a great historian love ❤️🌹🇭🇹🇨🇦

[@fanmrebel8316]

Mèsi anpil!

[@nerlieray1648]

Wow I’ve learned a lot with this documentary, I was born in Haiti and move to Canada when I was a kid. Thank you so much, it was needed. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@Chefned]

More please 🙏🏾 thanks.

[@DaffySweets]

Thank you for this piece of amazing history ❤️

[@soniasargent3626]

Very interesting and a wonderful documentary Dr. Willson!! I look forward to the next :)

[@fanmrebel8316]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@trinibarbie2161]

This was so amazing to watch😍😎

[@allartismental9319]

Thanks for the feed!🇭🇹🇨🇦

[@rose-mariemarc4426]

Very interesting history this Gueen of north d’Haïti . Thanks You I like that

[@vanescacharles1388]

Mezanmi bel travay wi Michelet, very proud of you!

[@vivfilias8931]

Thank you so much... I tried researching this a few months back, but nothing as detailed and full of historical color as this piece. Thank you.

[@vheerthinvs]

Wow unbelievable story that our people and others need too know about us Haitian and our country I’m so excited to know about it really appreciate that

[@fifiorelienorechyenlol4825]

Thank you so much long live the Queen.

[@sonjagood7305]

💜💜Thank you💜💜

[@garryjean2496]

Thank you dr Nicole, she was amazing job well done

[@fanmrebel8316]

Mèsi anpil Garry. She was indeed an extraordinary woman.

[@yvesoncelidon4072]

Great acts of the historic appreciation sharing to us by this Haitian american.thanks for it.

[@guerdacherestal8367]

Wow thank you very much that was breathtaking to learned a new story of Haiti 🇭🇹 I am so proud i think there are much more to learn 😀 about our insestors beautiful 😍 ❤ 💜 great video

[@Elmayimbe703]

Proud to be Haitian. We are stronger together!! Its sad to see how our country turn out to be nowadays.

[@titine6517]

WoW, je n’était pas au courant de notre histoire, merci du partage!

[@lherisknowledge4fun]

I REALLY THANK YOU GUYS FOR THIS DOCUMENTARY, GREAT JOB

[@fanmrebel8316]

Really glad that you enjoyed the documentary. Thank you for your kind words L'herisson!

[@tipasefar7403]

Wow! This is awesome.

[@mzcocoadiva84]

This was so good!!

[@sarahbee7231]

Love everything about this! More please❤

[@fanmrebel8316]

Thank you Sarah! I am working hard to unravel more about Marie-Louise's life in Haiti and in exile. It is a joy and an honour to do such work and to know that it is appreciated.

[@sarahbee7231]

@@fanmrebel8316 Amazing, looking forward to more!

[@JadaPanadaaaa]

I would love to see a movie about this

[@fanmrebel8316]

Let’s make it happen! The former director of Haitian national museum is writing a historical novel about her so why not a movie 🙂

[@Theleishab]

@@fanmrebel8316 then if yes I’d like to participate

[@thekj9818]

Good work ! 🇭🇹

[@rachelarthur1393]

Thanks for posting. Very informative. I’m sharing😉