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Sanité Bélair (1781–1802) -Coming Soon

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Freedom fighter. Revolutionary. Martyr.
Sanité Bélair was a fearless lieutenant in Haiti’s War of Independence and one of the few women to lead troops into battle. Fighting alongside her husband, Charles Bélair, she defied colonial rule with unmatched courage. Captured by the French, she refused a blindfold and faced execution with dignity and defiance — becoming an enduring symbol of Haitian resistance and womanhood.
She died for liberty. She lives in legacy.

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Sanité Bélair (1781–1802) -Coming Soon

$25.00
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Freedom fighter. Revolutionary. Martyr.
Sanité Bélair was a fearless lieutenant in Haiti’s War of Independence and one of the few women to lead troops into battle. Fighting alongside her husband, Charles Bélair, she defied colonial rule with unmatched courage. Captured by the French, she refused a blindfold and faced execution with dignity and defiance — becoming an enduring symbol of Haitian resistance and womanhood.
She died for liberty. She lives in legacy.

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🇫🇷 Sanité Bélair (1781–1802)

Combattante de la liberté. Révolutionnaire. Martyre.
Sanité Bélair fut une lieutenante intrépide dans la guerre d’indépendance d’Haïti, et l’une des rares femmes à diriger des troupes au combat. Aux côtés de son mari, Charles Bélair, elle défia la domination coloniale avec un courage inégalé. Capturée par les Français, elle refusa le bandeau et affronta l’exécution avec dignité et défi — devenant un symbole éternel de résistance haïtienne et de bravoure féminine.
Elle est morte pour la liberté. Elle vit dans la mémoire.

🇭🇹 Sanité Bélair (1781–1802)

Batayè pou libète. Revolisyonè. Màti.
Sanité Bélair te yon sòlda vanyan nan Lagè Endepandans Ayiti. Li te pami kèk fanm ki te dirije sòlda sou chan batay. Avèk mari li, Charles Bélair, li te lite kont kolon franse yo ak tout kouraj li. Lè yo te arete li, li te refize mete mouchwa sou je epi li te mouri ak diyite, san krent. Jodi a, li rete youn nan pi gwo senbòl rezistans ak fyète fanm ayisyèn.
Li mouri pou libète. Li viv pou tout tan.