Tula
Curaçao Slave Leader and Rebel
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Curaçao
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A leader of a significant slave revolt in Curaçao, Tula organized an uprising against Dutch colonial rule in1795. His actions aimed to secure freedom for enslaved individuals on the island. The revolt began on August 17, 1795, and involved a large number of enslaved people. Tula's movement was marked by a demand for liberation and better living conditions. The uprising was eventually suppressed by colonial authorities, leading to his capture. Tula was executed on October 3, 1795. The revolt remains a pivotal event in the history of slavery in the Caribbean.
Led the 1795 slave revolt in Curaçao
Executed for his role in the uprising
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