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Sugar Slaves

Australia, 1995
film

In 1994 Australia took over Cuba to become the largest exporter of raw sugar in the world. Ironically in that same year, Australian Islanders descendants from..

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Dark cargoes: the Australian slaving system

Australia, 1992
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Kidnapped

Australia, 1989
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A Spoonful of sugar

Australia, 1962
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Sugar from Queensland

Australia, 1966
Similarity: 76%

Close to Slavery: Black Work in White History

Australia, 1988
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Australian diary. No. 075

Australia, 1954
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A Taste of energy

Australia, 1971
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Sugar bowl island

United Kingdom, 1957
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Sugar and Fiji

Australia, 1961
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The Story of sugar

Australia, 1950
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Producing sugar in Australia

Australia, 1969
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How raw sugar is made from cane

Australia, 1950
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Who'll do the dirty work?

Australia, 1985
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Frontier: stories from white Australia's forgotten war: Part two: worse than slavery itself 1830-1860

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How sugar is refined

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The Islanders

Australia, 1968
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Cane cutters

Australia, 1948
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The Secret country: the first Australians fight back (Captioned)

United Kingdom, 1984
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