The 960 Kilometers She Walked Erased Her Own Name
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The 960 Kilometers She Walked Erased Her Own Name
This episode explores the life of Josephine Bakhita, a woman who endured immense suffering and slavery in 19th-century Sudan. It delves into the circumstances of her abduction and the brutal realities of the slave trade that shaped her early life.
Person: Josephine Bakhita
Date: February 8, 1947 (death)
Location: Schio, Italy (death); Darfur, Sudan (birth)
Event: Abduction into slavery
Period: 1869 (birth) - 1947 (death)
- Josephine Bakhita was born in Olgossa, Darfur, in 1869, into a family with standing as her father was the village chief's brother.
- At seven or eight years old, she was abducted by slave traders from a field near her village, two years after her elder sister was also taken.
- She was forced to walk approximately 960 kilometers barefoot from Olgossa to the slave markets at El Obeid.
- During her enslavement, she was sold five times over twelve years, moving further from her home in Darfur.
- In the household of a Turkish general, she endured the scarification of 114 patterns on her body, cut with a razor and packed with salt to ensure permanence.
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