Episode
Part One: The Accidental Genocide of the Andaman Islands
1:04:39
Published: Tue Dec 11 2018
Description
In episode 37, Robert is joined by Andrew Ti (Yo Is This Racist) to discuss the history of the Andaman Islands. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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The arrival of British settlers and prisoners to the Andaman Islands had a devastating impact on the indigenous Andamanese people, with diseases and rapid colonization leading to rampant sickness and death.
27:17 - 33:27 (06:10)
Summary
The arrival of British settlers and prisoners to the Andaman Islands had a devastating impact on the indigenous Andamanese people, with diseases and rapid colonization leading to rampant sickness and death. Despite efforts from the British to avoid repeating past mistakes made by their compatriots, the Andamanese people made it clear that they wanted nothing to do with the British settlers.
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