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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 2001

Page

16

Mobutu palaces in Gbadolite survive as ruined symbol of fallen rule

In Gbadolite northern Congo, the once lavish Mobutu estates stand looted since 1997. Chandeliers and leopard statues remain amid destroyed silk wallpaper and marble, while the jungle encroaches on the empty palaces and graffiti fills the walls. Mobutu Sese Seko, ousted in 1997 and died four months after, is still remembered by locals as a bringer of wealth and electricity.

Mobutu Gbadolite Gongo Gradolite Congo Morocco Mobutu Sese Seko Kuku Ngbendu Wa Zanza Nguba Kinshasa Mobutu Sese Seko Las Vegas Europe

Fujimura scandal reshapes Japan archaeology

Shinichi Fujimura, once hailed as a master finder in Japanese archaeology, confessed to planting discoveries, triggering a national rewrite of textbooks, removal of artifacts from the National Museum, and a crisis in the discipline. Experts warn recovery will be prolonged amid weak peer review and nationalist influences.

Tokyo Shinichi Fujimura Japan Fujimura National Museum Janes Toshiaki Kamata Tohoku Paleolithic Institute Kenneth Feder Anthropology Central Connecticut State University Fujimara Charles Keally Sophia University Society For East Asian Archaeology

Vodka Museum Plugs Russia's Drink History in St Petersburg

In St Petersburg a basement vodka museum chronicles Russia's drink history from monk distilling in the 15th century to modern production. Director Sergei Chentsov notes vodka shaped culture and economy, with relics, labels, and displays on rituals, taxation, and czarist rules enforcing drinking.

Vodka Museum St. Petersburg Russia Anton Chekhov Sergei Chentsov France Ireland Nicholas II Italy Samogon Chentsov Peter the Great

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