Abstract
Bu çalışma İngiltere´nin kolonilerinden birisi olan Doğu Afrika ülkesi Tanzanya´ya çalıştırılmak amacı ile getirilmiş Güney Asya kökenli Hintlilerin yaşamlarını ele almaktadır. Sözleşmeli işçi olan Hintlilerin bu ülkedeki gelişimlerinin tespit edilmesi amaçlanmaktadır. Çalışma ile Hintlilerin yıllar içinde Tanzanya´da ekonomik olarak önemli başarılar elde ettikleri tespit edilmiştir. Hintlilerin başarısında en önemli rolün İngiliz yetkililerin desteği olduğu belirlenmiştir. Hintlilerin ülkedeki ekonomik başarılarının bu ülkenin gerçek sahibi olan Afrikalılar tarafından hoşgörü ile karşılanmadığı ortaya çıkarılmıştır. Afrikalıların nefretini kazanan Hintlilerin ülkede ayrımcılığa tabi tutuldukları ve sahip oldukları varlıklara el konulduğuna dikkat çekilmiştir.
References
- TNA 1922 Tanzania National Archives (TNA), 2712, Brett to Chief Secretary, 4 Ocak 1922.
- TNA 1942 Tanzania National Archives (TNA), 10849/863/1, Raiya zako wa Tanganyika Territory to Jackson (Governor), 20 Eylül 1942.
- TNA 1944 Tanzania National Archives (TNA), 10849/962/1, Saidi Pazi, Abdallah Mashauri, Maks Mbwana, Juma Tofiki, and Mohamed Salum to Chief Secretary, 16 Şubat 1944.
- TNA 1940 Tanzania National Archives (TNA), 28594/1, Provincial Commissioner Tanga to Chief Secretary, 11 Nisan 1940.
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Abstract
This study deals with the lives of Indians of South Asian origin, who were recruited to work in East Africa, one of the colonies in England, Tanzania. It is aimed to determine the development of Indians who are contracted workers in this country. The study found that Indians achieved significant economic success in Tanzania over the years. The most important role in the success of Indians was determined by the support of the British authorities. It was revealed that the Indians' economic success in the country was not tolerated by Africans who are the real owners of this country. It was pointed out that the Indians, who hated by the Africans, had been discriminated against in the country and their assets were confiscated.
References
- TNA 1922 Tanzania National Archives (TNA), 2712, Brett to Chief Secretary, 4 Ocak 1922.
- TNA 1942 Tanzania National Archives (TNA), 10849/863/1, Raiya zako wa Tanganyika Territory to Jackson (Governor), 20 Eylül 1942.
- TNA 1944 Tanzania National Archives (TNA), 10849/962/1, Saidi Pazi, Abdallah Mashauri, Maks Mbwana, Juma Tofiki, and Mohamed Salum to Chief Secretary, 16 Şubat 1944.
- TNA 1940 Tanzania National Archives (TNA), 28594/1, Provincial Commissioner Tanga to Chief Secretary, 11 Nisan 1940.
- Thomas 1985 T. N. Thomas, Indians Overseas: A Guide to Source Materials in the India Office Records for the Study of Indian Emigration, 1830-1950, London
- Tinker 1974 A. Tinker, A New System of Slavery: The Export of Indian Labour Overseas, 1830-1920, London, Oxford University Press
- Viechweg 2007 Raymond D. Viechweg, Abolition, Indentureship and Creoleness: Reflections on the Indo-Grenadian Predicament.
- Wiki. Abolitionism Wikipedia Online, Abolitionism.
Details
| Primary Language | Turkish |
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| Journal Section | ARTICLES |
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| Publication Date | July 23, 2020 |
| Published in Issue | Year 2020 Volume: 35 Issue: 1 |