Retrato de Félix Éboué, defensor de los pueblos francófonos de ultramar, de 1932 a 1944. Originario de la Guayana, es administrador de las Antillas y miembro de la Resistencia durante la 2ª guerra mundial en el Chad, el primer territorio "libre".
A portrait of Félix Éboué, defender of the peoples of the French overseas colonies from 1932 to 1944. Éboué, who was born in French Guyana, was an administrator in the West Indies and part of the Resistance in Chad - the first "liberated" territory - during the Second World War.
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