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On the 27th of February 1763,

thousands of enslaved people in the Dutch colony of Babis,

now Guyana, rose up in rebellion.

It was a revolt that came surprisingly close to succeeding, and the revolutionaries remained in contention for power in

the colony for an entire year. Historian Marielina Kars has drawn on forgotten Dutch archives

for her 2020 book, Blood on the River, which pieces the rebellion together

through the stories of the people involved. The book has recently been shortlisted for the

2021 Kundle History Prize, of which History Extra is a media partner. Putting the questions to

Marielina was our acting digital editor, Eleanor Evans. Thank you so much,

Mariana, for joining us. And your book considers a little-known rebellion by enslaved people

in the Dutch colony along the Beirbeast River that is in today's Guyana in South America.

It started in 1763. And I wanted if we could start by hearing from

you a little on what brought you to this little known history. Absolutely. I had finished a book

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