Independence Day: A Poetry to Liberation In Memory of Benin Independence

Nonvikan Karl-Augustt Alahassa; Bidossessi R.U. Alahassa; Julie Carrier; Nathalie Lacelle; Samuel Bassetto; Foutse Khomh; Leonard Wantchekon; Mylène Bédard; Émmanuel Stip; Bruno Rémillard; Suljo Linic; Joel TOSSA; Bakary Manga; Jérôme Théau; Victor M. Panaretos; David Haziza; Daniel F. Nadeau; Marlène Frigon; Christiane Rousseau; Maciej Augustyniak; Dimitrios Koukoulopoulos; Élise Vandomme; Wilfrid Gangbo; Raphael R. Kelani; J. B. Chabi Orou; Cyriaque Atindogbé; Jörg Matthes; Terence Tao; Paresh Wankhade; Corine Bitossessi Laurenda Sinsin; Cédric Villani; Alain Connes; Михаил Николаевич Громов; Roseline Olory Agomma; Damien Échevin; Andrew Granville

doi:10.5281/zenodo.21746864

Key Points

The aim is to honor Benin's Independence Day through poetry, reflecting on its historical significance.
Composed poetry celebrating Independence Day.
Incorporated online quotes and notes for added context.
The poetry emphasizes themes of liberation and national pride.
Quotes enhance the cultural resonance of the celebration.

Implication

Creative expression commemorates Benin's Independence Day, highlighting cultural significance and reflections.

Abstract

We would like to express few words of Gratitude to Benin, as August 1th, 2026, is their symbolic Independence day. We support this Poetry with some online quotes, and other notes.

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Alahassa et al. (2026) studied this question.

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