Gael Turine

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5-Haiti05

5-Haiti05

Haiti - assignment for Geo France.\n\nIn front Cap Haitian city's Cathedral, kids are having fun in a playground. The cathedral, repeatedly ruined and restored in 1941-1942, is the biggest one in Haiti since the destruction of Port-au-Prince's Catherdal in the 2010 earthquacke. Cap-Haitien have managed to retain the charms of yesteryear with its poignant history and the architectural legacy left by the French, despite being nearly destroyed by an earthquake in 1842.\n\nCap-Haitien has witnessed some of the most crucial moments in Haiti's fight for independence, which included,the famous Batailles de Vertieres; The last battle for Haitian Independence on November 18, 1803. The decisive freedom blow and a major loss for the French Army. Over 200.000 french soldiers got killed in the City of Cap Haitien, during the Haitian revolution.

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