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Another allegation against Bokassa which is hard to contest is the monstrous extravagance which was a hallmark of his rule.
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Another allegation against Bokassa which is hard to contest is the monstrous extravagance which was a hallmark of his rule.
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Bokassa, as you know, he was the ultimate expression of this particular kind of madness.
Jason Apuzzo: The Most Provocative Filmmaker in the World: A Conversation With Mads Brügger on The Ambassador Jason Apuzzo 2012
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What's so interesting is that there is this Werner Herzog film called Echoes from a Somber Empire, and he went in the early '90s to the Central African Republic together with a journalist named Michael Goldsmith, who was almost beaten to death by Bokassa, personally.
Jason Apuzzo: The Most Provocative Filmmaker in the World: A Conversation With Mads Brügger on The Ambassador Jason Apuzzo 2012
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Bokassa, as you know, he was the ultimate expression of this particular kind of madness.
Jason Apuzzo: The Most Provocative Filmmaker in the World: A Conversation With Mads Brügger on The Ambassador Jason Apuzzo 2012
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And they go back to re-track the history of Bokassa - and at the end of the film, we learn that Michael Goldsmith is now dead because he had gone to Liberia to cover the civil war where he gets killed.
Jason Apuzzo: The Most Provocative Filmmaker in the World: A Conversation With Mads Brügger on The Ambassador Jason Apuzzo 2012
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And he could only be considered "reasonable" by African standards (he was not Bokassa, for example).
American Mugabe?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009
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And they go back to re-track the history of Bokassa - and at the end of the film, we learn that Michael Goldsmith is now dead because he had gone to Liberia to cover the civil war where he gets killed.
Jason Apuzzo: The Most Provocative Filmmaker in the World: A Conversation With Mads Brügger on The Ambassador Jason Apuzzo 2012
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Maybe Jean Bidel Bokassa, family Duvalier, Ferdinand Marcos and many other sluggos would not have been left to crap all over their countries.
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What's so interesting is that there is this Werner Herzog film called Echoes from a Somber Empire, and he went in the early '90s to the Central African Republic together with a journalist named Michael Goldsmith, who was almost beaten to death by Bokassa, personally.
Jason Apuzzo: The Most Provocative Filmmaker in the World: A Conversation With Mads Brügger on The Ambassador Jason Apuzzo 2012
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