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The institut colonial de Marseille is the first colonial institute established in France. It was founded in 1893 under the leadership of Dr. Édouard Heckel (1843–1916). The Colonial Institute of Marseilles is initially funded by the French Ministry of Colonies and the Marseille Chamber of Commerce, it collected and provided statistics on oversea territories (then colonies), created six professorship on "Colonial education" and funded missions for the benefit of its colonial Museum. The collections were used repeatedly for colonial exhibitions. They consist of imported goods from the colonies, from Madagascar, Indo-China and Guyana, among others, and are essentially of botanic nature. The collection are still on display at the University of Provence, they are presented in connection with th

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  • Institut Colonial de Marseille (en)
  • Institut colonial de Marseille (fr)
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  • The institut colonial de Marseille is the first colonial institute established in France. It was founded in 1893 under the leadership of Dr. Édouard Heckel (1843–1916). The Colonial Institute of Marseilles is initially funded by the French Ministry of Colonies and the Marseille Chamber of Commerce, it collected and provided statistics on oversea territories (then colonies), created six professorship on "Colonial education" and funded missions for the benefit of its colonial Museum. The collections were used repeatedly for colonial exhibitions. They consist of imported goods from the colonies, from Madagascar, Indo-China and Guyana, among others, and are essentially of botanic nature. The collection are still on display at the University of Provence, they are presented in connection with th (en)
  • L'institut colonial de Marseille est le premier institut colonial créé en France. Il est fondé en 1893 sous l'impulsion du docteur Edouard Heckel (1843-1916). L'institut colonial de Marseille est financé au départ par le Ministère des Colonies puis par la chambre de commerce de Marseille, il rassemble et fournit des statistiques sur les colonies , il crée 6 chaires "d'" et finance des missions qui enrichissent le utilisées lors des expositions universelles et coloniales. Il s'agit des produits importés des colonies. Les collections sont essentiellement d'ordre botanique, en provenance de Madagascar, Indochine et Guyane entre autres, et sont actuellement exposées à l'Université de Provence, en corrélation avec leurs usages, parfois millénaires. (fr)
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  • The institut colonial de Marseille is the first colonial institute established in France. It was founded in 1893 under the leadership of Dr. Édouard Heckel (1843–1916). The Colonial Institute of Marseilles is initially funded by the French Ministry of Colonies and the Marseille Chamber of Commerce, it collected and provided statistics on oversea territories (then colonies), created six professorship on "Colonial education" and funded missions for the benefit of its colonial Museum. The collections were used repeatedly for colonial exhibitions. They consist of imported goods from the colonies, from Madagascar, Indo-China and Guyana, among others, and are essentially of botanic nature. The collection are still on display at the University of Provence, they are presented in connection with their uses, which sometimes are several millennia old. (en)
  • L'institut colonial de Marseille est le premier institut colonial créé en France. Il est fondé en 1893 sous l'impulsion du docteur Edouard Heckel (1843-1916). L'institut colonial de Marseille est financé au départ par le Ministère des Colonies puis par la chambre de commerce de Marseille, il rassemble et fournit des statistiques sur les colonies , il crée 6 chaires "d'" et finance des missions qui enrichissent le utilisées lors des expositions universelles et coloniales. Il s'agit des produits importés des colonies. Les collections sont essentiellement d'ordre botanique, en provenance de Madagascar, Indochine et Guyane entre autres, et sont actuellement exposées à l'Université de Provence, en corrélation avec leurs usages, parfois millénaires. À Marseille, les vives polémiques entre partisans (les négociants) et adversaires (les huiliers) du repli sur l’empire eurent de profondes répercussions sur le fonctionnement de l’Institut colonial. Baillaud fut contesté pour ses articles enflammés dans Les Cahiers coloniaux contre les mesures protectionnistes adoptées par le gouvernement. Une trêve fut instaurée à la fin de l’année 1933, mais, « faute d’une entente suffisante entre les huiliers et les négociants, l’Institut ne sera plus désormais qu’un centre d’études techniques » (fr)
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