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Return of James Cook’s ships to England without the explorer
On October 4, 1780, the ships of James Cook’s last expedition returned to England without him. His death in Hawaii became the basis for legends about 'cannibals' that mask the realities of colonization. Today, this event prompts reflections on the consequences for indigenous peoples.
In brief
- James Cook’s expedition ships returned to England.
- James Cook died in Hawaii during the expedition.
- Cook’s death became the basis for legends about cannibals.
- The story of Cook masks the harsh realities of colonization.
- Today, the consequences for indigenous peoples are discussed.
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- first item
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- national desk
Як злочинці "відкрили" Австралію і хто насправді "з'їв Кука": що приховує історія 18 століття
- 1NEWSUndisclosed
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- in the wave, 30 min later
- national desk
Розкриття таємниць: хто справді стоїть за відкриттям Австралії та загадкою "споживання" Кука в історії XVIII століття
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