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1930 AD: Map of Black Israelite and Black Jewish Communities Across Africa

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1930 AD: Map of Black Israelite and Black Jewish Communities Across Africa

This 1930s map created by Allen H Godbey shows various communities of black Jews and black Israelite descendants scattered throughout Africa.
Link: Archive.org Title: The Lost Tribes A Myth Suggestions Towards Rewriting Hebrew History (p 266) Date: 1930 AD Creator: Allen H Godbey
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1930 Allen H Godbey Map of Israelites In Africa

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1987 AD: Judaism Was Brought To America By Black Slaves From West Africa

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1987 AD: Judaism Was Brought To America By Black Slaves From West Africa

More Info “But what about the south of this margin of Saharan contacts? In the reign of Jean II of Portugal nearly 700 Jews were taken from their kin and deported to the island of Sao Thome on the west coast of Africa. This island is close to Nigeria, Cameroon and Gabon. Escaping from Sao…

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1774 AD: French Map Shows Negroland As “Peopled By Jews”

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1774 AD: French Map Shows Negroland As “Peopled By Jews”

More Info Africa, plate Ist., The northwest part / examined and revised by Mr. Bolton — Africa, plate II, The northeast part — Africa, plate IIId., The southwest part — Africa, plate IV, The southeast part. Appears in Postlethwayt’s Universal dictionary of trade. Sources

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