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MATERIAL: Benin Online-Bildarchiv: Afrikanische Unabhängigkeitsfeiern Institut für Ethnologie und Afrikastudien Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz MATERIAL: Benin PHOTOGRAPHS The events listed below were documented photographically. The photographs may be accessed in the online archive “African Independence-Day Celebrations”. To search the images, enter the country name and the name of the event. The number of photographs on a particular theme, event or object is indicated in parentheses. PHOTOGRAPHS Benin Date Event Location 6.6.2010 Construction site/construction work (6) Porto Novo 6.6.2010 Art exhibition (6) Cotonou 10.6.2010 Historical exhibition (79) Cotonou 10.6.2010 Art exhibition (23) Cotonou 19.6.2010 Opening ceremony/Caravan (54) Cotonou 22.6.2010 Construction site/construction work (35) Porto Novo 23.6.2010 Opening ceremony (3) Cotonou 24.6.2010 Caravan/Concert (5) Lokossa 25.6.2010 Caravan (5) Lokossa 25.6.2010 Caravan (6) Dogbo 25.6.2010 Caravan (17) Abomey 26.6.2010 Caravan (23) Abomey 26.6.2010 Caravan/Cultural parade (15) Abomey 27.6.2010 Caravan (40) Savalou 27.6.2010 Caravan/Concert (1) Abomey 27.6.2010 Caravan/Concert (3) Savalou 28.6.2010 Caravan (1) Copargo 28.6.2010 Caravan (3) Bante 28.6.2010 Caravan (3) Bassila 28.6.2010 Caravan (5) Djougou 29.6.2010 Caravan (7) Djougou 30.6.2010 Disposable camera-project (17) Tchaourou 1.7.2010 Caravan (1) Djougou 1.7.2010 Caravan (3) Natitingou 2.7.2010 Caravan/Concert (1) Natitingou 4.7.2010 Caravan (1) Natitingou 5.7.2010 Caravan (9) Parakou 6.7.2010 Disposable camera-project/"Caravane de l’integration" Parakou (Caravan trough Westafrika) (24) 6.7.2010 Caravan (13) Parakou 6.7.2010 Caravan/Concert (15) Parakou 7.7.2010 Caravan (1) Parakou 7.7.2010 Caravan (5) Tchaourou 7.7.2010 Caravan/Concert (8) Parakou 8.7.2010 Caravan (5) Save 8.7.2010 Road construction project (6) Porto Novo 9.7.2010 Caravan (10) Glazoue 9.7.2010 Caravan (7) Dassa 9.7.2010 Caravan/Concert (6) Dassa 1 Online-Bildarchiv: Afrikanische Unabhängigkeitsfeiern Institut für Ethnologie und Afrikastudien Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz 12.7.2010 Caravan (19) Bohicon 13.7.2010 Caravan (6) Cove 13.7.2010 Caravan (7) Ketou 13.7.2010 Caravan (1) Adja-Ouere 13.7.2010 Art exhibition (35) Porto Novo 14.7.2010 Caravan (12) Adja-Ouere 14.7.2010 Caravan (11) Porto Novo 15.7.2010 Caravan (24) Cotonou 16.7.2010 Disposable camera-project/Caravan (18) Tchaourou 17.7.2010 Disposable camera-project/"Caravane du Parakou Cinquantenaire" (City of Porto Novo) (61) 17.7.2010 Disposable camera-project/Construction Parakou site/construction work (22) 20.7.2010 Rehearsal/"Majoretten" (42) Porto Novo 21.7.2010 Disposable camera-project/Rehearsal/Military Parade Parakou (27) 23.7.2010 Rehearsal/"Majoretten" (14) Porto Novo 24.7.2010 Designers Night (29) Porto Novo 25.7.2010 Independence Day trade fair (69) Porto Novo 25.7.2010 Independence Day Parade/Cultural parade (4) Porto Novo 26.7.2010 Art exhibition (13) Porto Novo 26.7.2010 Independence Day trade fair (12) Porto Novo 26.7.2010 Independence Day Parade/Cultural parade (2) Porto Novo 29.7.2010 Konferenz (2) Porto Novo 29.7.2010 Rehearsal/"Majoretten" (3) Porto Novo 30.7.2010 Independence Day Parade/Cultural parade (9) Porto Novo 31.7.2010 Disposable camera-project (25) Tchaourou 31.7.2010 Disposable camera-project/Construction Tchaourou site/construction work (27) 31.7.2010 Disposable camera-project/Torch relay (20) Tchaourou 31.7.2010 Disposable camera-project/Independence eve Tchaourou celebration (13) 31.7.2010 Disposable camera-project/Preparations for the Tchaourou Cinquantenaire (11) 31.7.2010 Opening ceremony (30) Cotonou 31.7.2010 Church service (17) Porto Novo 31.7.2010 Military Band/Address to the Nation (7) Porto Novo 31.7.2010 Address to the Nation (63) Porto Novo 31.7.2010- Independence eve celebration (101) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 1.8.2010 Disposable camera-project (2) Parakou 1.8.2010 Disposable camera-project/Soccer match (5) Tchaourou 1.8.2010 Disposable camera-project (6) Tchaourou 1.8.2010 Disposable camera-project/Military Parade (19) Parakou 1.8.2010 Disposable camera-project/Military Parade (16) Tchaourou 1.8.2010 Disposable camera-project/Civilian Parade (21) Parakou 1.8.2010 Soccer match (113) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 Caravan (1) Kandi 2 Online-Bildarchiv: Afrikanische Unabhängigkeitsfeiern Institut für Ethnologie und Afrikastudien Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz 1.8.2010 Caravan (5) Zangnanado 1.8.2010 Caravan (1) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 Wreath laying ceremony (123) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 Address to the Nation (69) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 Independence Day Parade (139) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 Independence Day Parade/Air display/Equipment display Porto Novo (38) 1.8.2010 Independence Day Parade/"Majoretten" (157) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 Independence Day Parade/Military Parade (334) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 Independence Day Parade/Military Band (62) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 Independence Day Parade/Civilian Parade (35) Porto Novo 1.8.2010 Soccer match (55) Porto Novo Analog Photographs Call Number Newspaper Archive: D_Benin_162 - D_Benin_179 3 Online-Bildarchiv: Afrikanische Unabhängigkeitsfeiern Institut für Ethnologie und Afrikastudien Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz DOCUMENTS The following documents were collected during field research in Benin. They have been digitalised and made accessible in the online archive “African Independence-Day Celebrations”. The originals may be consulted in the newspaper archive “African Independence-Day Celebrations” at the Department of Anthropology and African Studies, Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz. To access the originals, please contact the department and provide the call number of the document(s) you wish to access. DOCUMENTS Benin Type of Event Date/ Title Call Number Call Number Document Collected at Online Archive Newspaper Archive Notizblock La Nation vous Ethnologie_UMZ_ D_Benin_85 [notepad] souhaite une bonne UJ_0373467 __________ __________ fête du cinquantenaire de l’indépendance 4 Online-Bildarchiv: Afrikanische Unabhängigkeitsfeiern Institut für Ethnologie und Afrikastudien Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz OBJECTS The following objects were collected during field research in Benin. They have been photographed and made accessible in the online archive “African Independence-Day Celebrations”. The objects themselves may be found in the ethnographic collection of the Department of Anthropology and African Studies at the Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz. To consult the original objects, please contact the department and provide the call number of the object(s) you wish to see. OBJECTS Benin Object Description Call Number Online Archive Call Number Ethnographic Collection Decoration Nationalflagge mit Halterung [national flag] Ethnologie_UMZ_UJ_0362709 3332c Clothes&Accessoires T-Shirt; weiß; Umriss von Benin, Nationalfarben, Rückseite: Ethnologie_UMZ_UJ_0362706 3359 d Flagge Benin [T-shirt; white; outline of Benin; national colours; flag of Benin] Männerhemd; offizieller Stoff; Logo; Porträts von Präsidenten; Ethnologie_UMZ_UJ_0362707 3359 e Daten der Amtsperioden [shirt; official fabric; portraits of presidents with dates of term of office] Offizieller Stoff; Logo; Porträts von Präsidenten; Daten der Ethnologie_UMZ_UJ_0362708 3362 d Amtsperioden [official fabric; portraits of presidents with dates of term of office] Printing Products Poster; Logo; „La foire du cinquantenaire de l’Independence Ethnologie_UMZ_UJ_0362705 3372 a-f du Benin” (6x) Wandkalender "Trophée PIC ART" (Kunstaustellung), Conasco Ethnologie_UMZ_UJ_0362710 3370 b 2010, Pappe [calender of art exhibition] Wandkalender, "Cinquantenaire de l'Independance du Benin", Ethnologie_UMZ_UJ_0362711 3370 a Abbildung der Präsidenten Benins [calender with photographs of presidents] 5 Online-Bildarchiv: Afrikanische Unabhängigkeitsfeiern Institut für Ethnologie und Afrikastudien Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz NEWSPAPER ARTICLES The following newspaper articles were collected during field research in Benin. The original articles may be found in the newspaper archives “African Independence-Day Celebrations” at the Department of Anthropology and African Studies, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz. To access the originals, please contact the department and provide the call numbers of the article(s) you wish to consult. This table was arranged in order of publication date. NEWSPAPER ARTICLES Benin Author and Title Published in Call Number Newspaper Archive 2010 Hugues E. Patinvoh: "La fête aura bel et bien lieu à L’événement précis, 14.6.2010 Z_150 Porto-Novo, mais dans l'état où le gouvernement aura voulu" dixit le maire Moukaram Océni. Hugues E. Patinvoh: Les députés autorisent le L’événement précis, 14.6.2010 Z_151 gouvernement à ratifier deux accords de prêt d'environ 13 milliards. Casimir Kpédjo: Une caravane pour célébrer l'événement Le Matinal, 15.6.2010 Z_61 A.T.: Ouverture du forum international sur le Le Matinal, 15.6.2010 Z_62 développement durable. Gérard Gansou: Le Rolcc et Cevopi-Formations lancent Fraternité, 15.6.10 Z_158 "Le tour du Bénin en 50 jours". Edgard Couao-Zotti: 50 ans après l'indépendance, que La Nation, 16.6.2010 Z_1 faire? M.T.: Les propositions de Bio Tchané pour une nouvelle Le Matinal, 18.6.2010 Z_63 Afrique A.F.: Paris, carrefour de l'excellence le 31 juillet prochain Le Matinal, 25.6.2010 Z_64 Gildas Nakpon Dovonon: Le logo et la mascotte La Nation, 30.6.2010 Z_2 officiellement présentés au public. Ambroise Zinsou: La quinzaine du football féminin Fraternité, 30.6.2010 Z_159 démarre demain Agence Béninoise du Press: Sakété décale de sept jours La Nation, 6.7.2010 Z_3 la célébration de la fête de l'indépendance. Thibaud C. Nagnonhou: Le chef de l'Etat annonce la La Nation, 6.7.2010 Z_4 refondation du Bénin. Karim Oscar Anonrin: Les dernières instructions pour Fraternité, 6.7.2010 Z_160 sauver la fête de l'indépendance. Agence Béninoise du Press: Une caravane pour faire de La Nation, 7.7.2010 Z_5 l'intégration africaine une réalité. A.S. (Coll): Moukaram Osséni chez Léhady Soglo. Le Matinal, 7.7.2010 Z_65 Unknown: Moukaram Osséni reçu par Léhady Soglo. Fraternité, 7.7.2010 Z_161 Didier Pascal Dogue: Faire découvrir aux téléspectateurs La Nation, 8.7.2010 Z_6 les réalités du Bénin et d'Afrique de l'Ouest.
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