Our life in Belgian Congo and how we consequently had to restart in 1960 in Belgium due to the independence.
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- Tamtam
Flying to Kinshasa 
Arriving in Kisangani 
Walking to the plantation 
Pumzika Likoké – still standing after all these years (55) 
Pumzika Likoké – still standing after all these years (55) 
A bridge washed away 
A bridge still here (80 years old???) 
Letter of the counsel of Yaoseko asking us to come back to work the plantation and contribute all to the village :-€ 
Letter of the counsel of Yaoseko asking us to come back to work the plantation and contribute all to the village :-€ 
Letter of the counsel of Yaoseko asking us to come back to work the plantation and contribute all to the village :-€ 
Bomma interviewed by Eric Goens 
The old desolate clubhouse 
My brother Piet wanting to take a dive 
Swimmingpool where my Mom and Dad used to swim on weekends in Yangambi 
Likoké 
The Congo river rapids and fishermen 
Kisangani Post Office to be opened the next day, first time in 20 years 
Post office box of my dad 
Post laying on the floor of the post office, since 20 years, due to the rebel wars 
The director proud to have a Belgian delegation before opening his post office the following Monday 
Gift of Kabila Jr. to the bishop of Kisangani, one detail, they have no money for gasoline 
Caritas truck standing without wheels, no money 
Gift of the Kingdom of Belgium, our tax-money, we are already paying right? 
Congo riverboat ready to leave for Kinshasa, only, they do not know when! 
Flying home with my late mother Denise, eventful journey! 
Arrival at Brussels Airport