Child soldier with a teddy bear backpack aiming his rifle to the cameraman in Monrovia during the second Liberian civil war, 2003. Pic by Georges Gobet
Child soldier with a teddy bear backpack aiming his rifle to the cameraman in Monrovia during the second Liberian civil war, 2003. Pic by Georges Gobet [926×662]
Child soldier in Monrovia during the second Liberian civil war, 2003. [926×662]
Child soldier with a teddy bear backpack aiming his rifle to the cameraman in Monrovia during the second Liberian civil war, 2003. Pic by Georges Gobet
first and second liberian civil war v.redd.it/ukudyiy7x2o71
TIL that during the Second Liberian Civil War, Women creatively protested the war by refusing to have sex until the men set aside weapons, and threatened to take off clothes during a peace talk unless an agreement was reached. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sec…
PICTURES FROM THE SECOND LIBERIAN CIVIL WAR. reddit.com/gallery/n1bgpt
SECOND LIBERIAN CIVIL WAR. reddit.com/gallery/n3anb3
TIL that during the Second Liberian Civil War, Women creatively protested the war by refusing to have sex until the men set aside weapons, and threatened to take off clothes during a peace talk unless an agreement was reached. reddit.com/r/todayilearne…
Finally clean, 1989 zippo purchased right before the second Liberian civil war
"A government fighter charges" taken by Chris Hondros during the second Liberian civil war, 2003.
"A government fighter charges" taken by Chris Hondros during the second Liberian civil war, 2003
Anyone rockin' that Liberian Civil War drip? reddit.com/gallery/rbcan1
During the Liberian Civil War (1989-1997), 'NPFL' rebels often wore dresses, women's wigs and other bizarre outfits. Cross-dressing was s a military mind game, a tactic that instills fear in their rivals, and meant to confuse the enemy’s bullets by assuming two identities simultaneously
Second Liberian Civil War (1999–2003) | HISTORY OF LIBERIA blackpast.org/global-afri…
Liberian rebels in a firefight during the Second Liberian Civil War filmed by Tim Hetherington. From the documentary Which Way Is the Front Line From Here? The Life and Time of Tim Hetherington. youtu.be/TTkfVHygZt0?t=24…
AMA Request: Ex-Child soldier who fought in the second Liberian Civil War (1999- 2003). Or a refugee who escaped during the war.
I just finished watching a vice documentary on it! NSFW!! More info on it via Wiki.
What went on was really messed up and it would bring an interesting perspective how so many view the world.
My main question: How do you cope with the outcome of the war?
What was one of the worse thing you have seen?
How do people react towards you when you tell them your story?
Do you regret anything?
If you could change anything knowing what you know now, what would you change?
I hope you don't find this request stupid!:D Thanks.
The Daily Show with Jon Stewart - 11/14/11 - Nobel Peace Prize recipient Leymah Gbowee talks about leading war protests that resulted in the end of the Second Liberian Civil War thedailyshow.com/watch/mo…
Long queues have formed outside polling stations, as Liberians vote in their second election since the end of a 14-year civil war bbc.co.uk/news/world-afri…
Basically I'm going for this extremely prestigious conference and I have USA in a committee about the liberian civil war. I'm extremely worried about what I should do and would appreciate any sort of advice
AFL soldiers under pressure from ECOMOG defend the Schieffelin front, 15 kilometers from Monrovia. Liberian Civil War, 1992.
A stolen Médecins Sans Frontières Land Cruiser mounting a 14.5mm ZPU‑2 cannon in Monrovia, Liberia, in 1996, during the First Liberian Civil War. (Photo by Patrick Robert/Sygma via Getty Images)
Does anyone know what this weapon is? Looks weird and the picture are blurry. Taken during the Liberian Civil War. reddit.com/gallery/n6wlp4
The devastating effects of the Liberian Civil War
Grand Masonic Temple Monrovia, Liberia: Heavily damaged during the Liberian Civil War, renovated in 2018.
Marjorie Taylor Greene suggests using “Second Amendment rights” against Democrats MTG still wants a '' national divorce '' . Democrats respond : Come out for civil war and " declare yourself a traitor " . salon.com/2022/01/12/marj…
Black immigrant advocates praise Biden for reinstating deportation protections for Liberians who fled civil war azcentral.com/story/news/…
AFL soldiers under pressure from ECOMOG defend the Schieffelin front, 15 kilometers from Monrovia. Liberian Civil War, 1992.
Street fighting between gunmen of rival warlords during the First Liberian Civil War (repost) youtube.com/watch?v=qCdrR…
Black immigrant advocates praise Biden for reinstating deportation protections for Liberians who fled civil war azcentral.com/story/news/…
Solidus doesn't look like a 17 year old during the Liberian Civil War (1989).
Hand to hand combat. Liberian civil war, 1997. [1986 x 2658]
Government soldier shows an 11-year-old how to handle an Kalashnikov during Liberian Civil War, 1990's
How did the Liberian Civil War play out?
Recently there was a post about the US return to Africa movement and there was an answer that focused a lot on Liberia. I found it interesting that there was effectively a black American colony in Africa with what seem like Apartheid policies against natives. I want to learn more.
What was the big reason for the divide between the groups? Was it simply due to wealth? What was the inciting incident to the war? I don't know if this is pushing the 20 year rule, but how was the war resolved? Did the Natives "win"? What happened to the Americo-Liberians?
