Cultural Annihilation Quotes
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In 1803 there were 5,000 aboriginal Tasmanian natives living on the island. In what was known as the “Black War” they were poisoned, trapped, hunted and by 1830 there were only 75 left alive. These were transferred to a small island but they did not fare well with only 50 making it there alive. On May 7, 1876, Truganini, the last full-blood Black person in Tasmania, died at seventy-three years of age.