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Nomads of the Sahara. Chapelle, Jean (1982).
Nomades noirs du Sahara: les
Toubous (in French).
Editions L'Harmattan. ISBN 9782858022212. Baroin, Catherine...
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armed with firearms, to
seize control of
these fertile lands. However, the
Toubous (Goranes) and
Zaghawas mounted a
fierce resistance,
valiantly defending...
- of
aligning with Chad in past wars, or of
being Chadians, not
Libyans (
Toubous live at both
sides of the
common border).
Tensions rose in 2008 when Libyan...
- country's
second major ethnic group. The
north is
inhabited by nomads,
mostly Toubous. Chad's
official languages are
Arabic and French, but over 100 languages...
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Toubou à l'heure de la révolution. Les
Toubous dans le
conflit libyen (5/5). Les
affrontements inter-ethniques :
Toubous vs/tribus arabes". lesclesdumoyenorient...
- are
native to this
region and the Vast
Sahara Desert. For centuries, the
Toubous have
inhabited this region,
which continues to hold
immense historical...
- Chapelle, Jean (2004) [First
published 1982].
Nomades noirs du Sahara: les
Toubous [Black
nomads of the Sahara: the Toubou] (in French).
Editions L'Harmattan...
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Birdiya or
Birdia is of
Toubous origin and
means "the
marked one" or "the one with the
distinctive mark,"
which explains the
Toubous'
presence on the coastline...
- and political. The
FROLINAT was
divided between Arabs, like Acyl, and
Toubous, like
Goukouni and Habré.
These ethnic divisions also
reflected a different...
- com (in French). 22 May 2016.
Retrieved 2023-02-01. "Niger : après les
Toubous, les
Touaregs vont-ils eux
aussi reprendre les armes ? –
Jeune Afrique"...
