Category:Putumayo genocide

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  A Barbadian man dressed in western style clothes, believed to be John Brown.jpg 605 × 1.407; 185 KB
  
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  A Campas native from the Upper Ucayali who “belonged” to a Peruvian Civil Engineer.jpg 1.170 × 2.274; 2,4 MB
  
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  A group of Huitoto natives, forced to work on a plantation belonging to Julio César Arana.png 2.532 × 1.170; 7,39 MB
  
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  Adolfo Gibbs, employed by the Peruvian Amazon Company in 1904.jpg 3.024 × 4.032; 3,78 MB
  
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  Alfredo Montt, manager of the Atenas rubber plantation.jpg 1.170 × 1.966; 836 KB
  
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  An indigenous woman, likely the concubine of a Barbadian man in the Putumayo, circa 1912.jpg 1.170 × 2.298; 1,46 MB
  
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  An indigenous youth carrying a load of rubber in the Putumayo.jpg 1.170 × 1.992; 547 KB
  
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  An indigenous youth carrying a load of rubber.jpg 1.124 × 1.873; 1,82 MB
  
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  Aristide Rodriguez, manager of La Sabana, a Peruvian Amazon Company plantation.jpg 1.170 × 1.972; 890 KB
  
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  Augusto Jiménez, manager of the ‘Morelia,’ a Peruvian Amazon Company plantation.jpg 1.170 × 1.989; 758 KB
  
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  Aurelio Rodriguez, manager of the Santa Catalina rubber plantation.jpg 1.170 × 1.967; 717 KB
  
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  Breakfast on the plantation, circa 1912.png 2.532 × 1.170; 9,62 MB
  
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  Bushico Boras and Carlos Quinto Nonuya.jpg 1.170 × 1.952; 803 KB
  
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  Carrying materials for construction at La Chorrera.jpg 2.068 × 1.170; 1,5 MB
  
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  Employees of Julio César Arana stand in front of their enslaved indigenous workers. Photograph circa 1912.jpg 448 × 268; 76 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Barraca Alegría.jpg 573 × 396; 62 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Barraca Indostán.jpg 573 × 384; 49 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Chorrera – Trabajos de edificación 002.jpg 573 × 409; 89 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Chorrera – Trabajos de edificación.jpg 573 × 403; 66 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Colonia Indiana. Desde la margen izquierda de la bahía.jpg 717 × 168; 19 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Colonia Indiana. Indios huitotos cargadores.jpg 573 × 369; 50 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - E. Robuchon rodeado de indios huitotos furuñas.jpg 620 × 394; 55 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - En marcha hacia los huitotos.jpg 573 × 373; 74 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Hacia el Cahuinarí.jpg 373 × 524; 69 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Indios huitotos nonuyas 002.jpg 550 × 359; 45 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Indios huitotos nonuyas.jpg 573 × 363; 45 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - La Chorrera - Indias huitotas civilizadas. Preparación de café.jpg 550 × 355; 49 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Lancha “Huitota”, propiedad de J. C. Arana y hermanos.jpg 573 × 424; 48 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Río Putumayo. Estación peruana del Cotuhé.jpg 573 × 367; 38 KB
  
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  Eugène Robuchon - Un cauchero y sus intérpretes.jpg 373 × 528; 64 KB
  
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  Evidence collected by the Paredes commission in 1911.png 965 × 584; 615 KB
  
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  Firing at machine gun at Unión, circa 1912.jpg 2.175 × 1.160; 1,16 MB
  
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  General view of El Encanto in 1912.jpg 2.532 × 1.050; 1,23 MB
  
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  General view of Naimenes in 1912.webp 904 × 700; 83 KB
  
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  General view of Ultimo Retiro.jpg 2.532 × 1.054; 1,24 MB
  
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  Group of Native women in dresses at Entre Rios, circa 1912.png 2.532 × 1.170; 9,15 MB
  
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  Group of Putumayo natives at La Sombra.jpg 2.532 × 1.058; 1,55 MB
  
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  Group photograph at El Encanto.jpg 2.532 × 1.064; 1,57 MB
  
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  Hardenburgamazonindians.jpeg 2.048 × 1.506; 845 KB
  
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  Harem of concubines belonging to Andres O'Donnell, photograph taken by Silvino Santos in 1912.jpg 1.170 × 870; 703 KB
  
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  Illustration of the rubber baron Julio César Arana, published by La Felpa in 1908.jpg 1.170 × 1.576; 2,11 MB
  
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  Indigenous Witoto workers at one of Julio César Arana’s rubber plantations.png 2.517 × 1.170; 5,03 MB
  
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  Inhabitants of the Oriente rubber station.jpg 749 × 492; 160 KB
  
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  Julio César Arana on the road to Atenas.jpg 2.445 × 1.041; 1,84 MB
  
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  La Felpa illustration depicting Victor Macedo and Juan B. Vega.jpg 4.030 × 3.008; 4,48 MB
  
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  Lizardo. Arana.jpg 373 × 576; 32 KB
  
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  Loading rubber from ‘La Florida,’ a Peruvian Amazon Company plantation.jpg 768 × 518; 159 KB
  
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  Makeshift studio portrait from the Whiffen collection.jpg 1.170 × 1.603; 932 KB
  
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  Map of the J.C Arana y Hermanos estate between the Igara-Paraná and Caqueta Rivers.jpg 3.024 × 4.032; 4,93 MB
  
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  Map of the Putumayo river, circa 1908. The names and locations of rubber plantations are included.jpg 1.402 × 1.053; 911 KB
  
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  Map of the Putumayo river, circa 1908. The names and locations of rubber plantations are included.png 1.920 × 1.080; 3,14 MB
  
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  Metal chain used by the Peruvian Amazon Company to chain the natives.jpg 1.126 × 1.857; 792 KB
  
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  Miguel S. Loayza during the 1950s.jpg 1.170 × 1.970; 1,07 MB
  
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  Muchachos de Confianza at Entre Rios, circa 1912.jpg 779 × 510; 241 KB
  
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  Native raft and canoes used for rubber transport at Iquitos.png 2.532 × 1.170; 15,2 MB
  
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  Negative image of an indigenous woman and her children.jpg 1.440 × 1.800; 198 KB
  
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  One of the last Barbadians left in the Putumayo by 1912. The man is believed to be Simeon Ford, at La Chorrera.jpg 800 × 562; 273 KB
  
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  Pablo Zumaeta Noriega, general manager for the Peruvian Amazon Company at Iquitos.jpg 1.170 × 1.953; 1,07 MB
  
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  Peruvian Amazon Company employees at La Chorrera.png 746 × 508; 703 KB
  
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  Peruvian soldiers at La Chorrera, circa 1912.png 2.532 × 1.170; 9,01 MB
  
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  Peruvian soldiers in the Putumayo River basin, circa 1912.png 2.532 × 1.170; 8,13 MB
  
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  Photograph of Arédomi.jpg 1.170 × 2.285; 619 KB
  
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  Photograph of Natives at the Entre Rios Station. A manguare can be seen in the center.png 2.532 × 1.170; 7,71 MB
  
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  Photograph of Rafael Larrañaga.jpg 1.170 × 1.987; 860 KB
  
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  Photograph of Roger Casement and Juan A. Tizón at La Chorrera in 1910.jpg 712 × 958; 350 KB
  
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  Photograph of the Barbadian John Brown, interpreter for consular commission to the Putumayo in 1912.jpg 1.170 × 1.950; 1,27 MB
  
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  Photograph taken at La Chorrera, circa 1912.png 2.532 × 1.170; 9,7 MB
  
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  Photograph taken at the Occidente station.jpg 2.532 × 1.056; 1,34 MB
  
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  Photograph taken at the Ultimo Retiro station, circa 1912.png 2.532 × 1.170; 9,53 MB
  
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  Photograph taken for comparison between a Putumayo native and an indigenous Peruvian soldier from Cusco.jpg 1.170 × 1.944; 1,2 MB
  
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  Photograph used as propaganda by the Peruvian Amazon Company. The picture was taken in 1912 during the Putumayo genocide.jpg 454 × 699; 119 KB
  
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  Processing rubber at Argelia, circa 1912.jpg 785 × 529; 129 KB
  
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  Putumayo natives resting at La Chorrera after delivering rubber. The rubber can be seen on the right.jpg 754 × 514; 157 KB
  
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  Putumayo natives resting at La Chorrera after delivering rubber.jpg 755 × 503; 152 KB
  
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  Residence of one of the lords of the Devil’s Paradise on the Putumayo.png 2.532 × 1.170; 15,62 MB
  
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  Skeletons. An image published by Benjamin Saldaña Rocca.png 677 × 830; 765 KB
  
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  Stanley Sealy standing next to two Putumayo natives for comparison.jpg 1.005 × 1.481; 870 KB
  
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  The administrators of El Encanto, with their boss Miguel S. Loayza.png 2.532 × 1.170; 8,65 MB
  
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  The Barbadian John Brown dressed in some of the regalia of Putumayo Natives.jpg 1.170 × 2.270; 1,51 MB
  
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  The Liberal steamboat belonging to the Peruvian Amazon Company, embarking rubber.jpg 2.405 × 1.170; 2,47 MB
  
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  The Peruvian garrison at Unión, circa 1912.jpg 2.080 × 1.170; 820 KB
  
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  The Putumayo - the devil's paradise, travels in the Peruvian Amazon Region and an account of the atrocities committed upon the Indians therein (1913) (14595706507).jpg 2.848 × 2.008; 833 KB
  
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  The Putumayo - the devil's paradise, travels in the Peruvian Amazon Region and an account of the atrocities committed upon the Indians therein (1913) (14782203995).jpg 2.768 × 2.036; 1,26 MB
  
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  The scale that determines if the rubber quota is met.jpg 500 × 640; 75 KB
  
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  The ‘Mark of Arana’ on the back of an indigenous boy.jpg 1.170 × 2.269; 1,01 MB
  
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  This Chief told Roger Casement about the murder of his family.jpg 1.170 × 2.275; 2,2 MB
  
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  Typical rubber station on the Putumayo.png 2.532 × 1.170; 15,4 MB
  
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  Weighing the rubber.png 2.532 × 1.170; 15,91 MB
  
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  “Embarking the rubber”.png 2.532 × 1.170; 16,01 MB
  
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  “Muchachos de confianza,” indigenous killers and overseers for the Peruvian Amazon Company.jpg 567 × 319; 70 KB
  
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  “The Entre Ríos station is located in the center of a huge clearing of more than 900,000 m2”.jpg 759 × 509; 190 KB
  
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  “The Last Of His Tribe.”.jpg 1.170 × 2.294; 1,91 MB
  
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  “What you can’t see, is that his back was scored with broad and deep scars.jpg 1.170 × 2.075; 1,81 MB